Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-01-25

Mr.. Joshua b. Birch Of Ironshire,
was a visitor to our office on Wednes-
day.
Miss Eloise McBriety, of Sails
bury, is visiting her cousin, Miss Ella
Moore.
Blacksmith, George NJ. Webb, of
Girdletree. was in Snow Hill OH We'd
nesday.
j. I. Hayman, Esq. Of Akin
sons district, was in Snow Hill on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. MUIR, of Girls
field are visitors at the home of Cap.
tain Howard.
Leave your laundery at Parsons
barber shop ON Tuesday, January
18th and 2Sth.
MIR. Marion 7. Hargis has been
confined to his bed this week on account
OF numerous boils.
Judge Charles +. Holland was
the guest Of Clayton J. Purnell, Esq.
while in town this week.
Our old friends Timothy Rayne
and j. j. Lynch, Of Bishopville, were
in Snow Hill on Tuesday.
Mrs. Houck and son Harry, re
turned home last Saturday after spend
ing several weeks in Baltimore.
$500. to loan in sums of s40O
and upward on first mortgage. Apply
to o. ID. Collins. Snow Hill, Md.
On Monday little Grace. daughter
of X. c. Lewis. cut the end of one of
her thumbs of while at play with a
Ratchet.
Our Stockton friends will please
not forget to pay us their subscriptions
when they see us in that town next
Saturday.
Sheriff, Henry T. Young looks
and feels perfectly at home attending
to the duties of his Office during the
session OF Court.
Mr.. +. w. johnson is now selling
carriages in connection with his other
business. He sold one this week to
I. ii. Collins and another to Thomas
Hales.
The article about moving the
Sound Camp to Fenwick's Island will
appear ON the outside of the MEssES-
GER next week. We have not room
for il this.
Mr.. John w. Bassit, formerly of
this county, who now resides in George.
town, Delaware. has been on a gun
ming trip in the upper end of the coun-
~ this week.
Mrs. Dewitt c. Fooks lost black
shawl on the road between Snow Hill
and her home last Tuesday. The
finder will be rewarded by returning
il 10 this Office.
Mr.. +. Thompson Jones, OF
Girdletree, was in town last Wednes-
day and spent half hour in pleas
ant talk with the editors of the Mrs.
sESGER at their office.
For Sale-A McMorrell colt 500
lbs. or sorrel horse, 1920 lbs. both
warranted sound and solid in single or
double harness. For terms apply to
f. I. Williams Il Son.
Little Willie Richardson, son Of
Mrs. Mary E. Richardson, lost his
overcoat on or near the High School
grounds on Monday. The finder will
please return it TO this office.
-Wonnell, the butcher, is ALWAYS
prepared to furnish your table with all
kinds of meats. His stock is replenish-
ed weekly and is always fresh. Give
me your trade. Geo. w. Wonnell.
-Messrs. johnson Il Williams de.
sire 30 give notice that they are still
agents for the celebrated Columbia
bicycle. that the so Columbia is a
beauty, and the cheapest OF all stand
ard wheels.
Sunday Services in NJ. +. Church,
Morning subject, Jesus at Nazareth. .
Night subject, "Man's Greatest Friend
and Foe" Preaching at Trinity 2.3O
p. m. The usual means of grace.
Thursday, entertainment in Hall. j.
T. Nicholson, Pastor.
i will offer at public sale. in front
Of the Court House door, on Saturday
next, February I'd, at 2 o'clock, Ioi
Of carpenters tools and splendid chest
Persons desiring same will do well Il
attend the sale. Terms cash. Mrs
Mary +. Richardson.
Mr.. George w. Lewis, thrift,
farmer, of near BishopvilIe, was il
town Wednesday. II was his frs
visit here since he was boy. He re
mains closely at home and SAYS III,
MESSENGER is the source through
which he learns Of what is going ON
both at home and abroad.
Our job Printing Department i
one of the best TO be found in an,
country town. 1t contains many dii
ferent styles of new type. borders. etc.
in nice condition. We know how 4
put il together and the kind of type l.
use for different kinds Of work. Gu
prices are low and we do work promptly
The Christian Endeavor Societ
Of the NJ. p. Church will hold an en-
tertainment, entitled, "The Countr
School" in McAllen's Hall, on Thur.
day night next. Admission. % cents
reserved seats, 80 cents. Tickets at Il
L. TRUTHS store. Doors open ut
curtains rise at 8 o'clock.