Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-01-18

The School Board was in session
on Tuesday last.
Miss Annie Morgan has been OF
the sick list this week.
Miss Ollie Morris. of Salisbury
is visiting Miss Della Mumford.
Mr. William ii. Collins, Jr., o
Bishopville, was in town this week.
Mrs. +. U. Veasey of Pocomok,
City, was visitor to our town thi
week.
-Messrs. John and Robert Kea
were in Snow Hill on business OF
Wednesday.
MIR. Thomas ii. Collins has pur
chased a family driving horse of Mr.
L. s. Smith.
Leave your laundery at Parsons
barber shop on Tuesday, January
14th and 2sth.
Mr.. Charles Taylor of Exmore
Va, spent several days with friends in
town this week.
A few Misses coats left that will
be sold very cheap, for trade or cash
at Miss Hubbelfs.
Miss Anna J. Kollock, OF George
town. Del, has been visiting her sister
Mrs. J. I. Taylor, this week.
MIR. Isaac I. Nickers and family
have moved 10 White Haven, where
they will reside in the future
When you want job printing, re
member that we do work equal in style
to nine-tenths Of the city Offices.
MIR. William F. King, cashier Of
the Pocomoke City Bank, with hi:
wife visited Snow Hill last Sunday.
MIR. John Hill has sold his house
hold effects and gone TO live with hi:
daughter, Mrs. Birch. near Sinepuxent.
&C. J. Purnell, Esq. was able t.
attend the meeting Of the stakeholder.
of the First National Bank last Mon.
day.
The County Commissioners were
very busy this week for three DAYS
making changes and re-assessing pro
perty.
"A splendid parlor organ and other
personal property will be sold at the
Court House door next Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Olivia Burbage, Of Iron
shire, spent Saturday and Sunday in
Snow Hill, with her cousin, Mrs. c. l.
Vincent.
Mr.. Frank Duer's little son died
very suddenly on Wednesday morning
of commissions. We sympathize Will
the bereaved parents.
Look out for colds at this season
Keep yourself well and strong by tax
ing Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
tonic and blood purifier.
The w. {. +. L. will hold il.
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs. Robert Davis next Tuesday
afternoon, at three o'clock.
There will he services in III,
Presbyterian Church, in this town, To-
morrow. Sunday, morning. and al
Stockton in the afternoon.
The Somerset county oystermer
have declared in favor of oyster plant.
ing and petitioned the legislature IL
pass general planting law.
Mrs. Charles Sturgis, Of Spence
died on Tuesday, after long illness
Her remains were inferred in the NJ
+. Churchyard of Snow Hill, on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Reese {. Peters of Iron
shire, was visitor to Snow Hill OF
Tuesday. He is one of Worcester
best citizens, honest, upright and pro
gressive.
We are glad 10 report that Mr.
w. ID. Corrddry's children who havt
been sick with scarlet fever. are i'm
proving in health, and hope the diseas,
will not spread.
-Messrs. Samuel Duffy and Wm
Banks, of Salisbury we're here on Tues
day and bought troiter Of William
ID. Petit who has been advertising il
the MESSENGER.
For Sale-A McMorrell colt s0i
lbs. or sorrel horse, 1920 lbs. bot
warranted sound and solid in single 0
double harness. For terms apply I
+. 7. Williams d Son.
Cards have been issued announc
ing the marriage Of Miss Sarah J
Devereaux to Mr. Edward +. Carey
in Nassawango Church, on Thursday
January 23rd, at noon.
-Messrs. Edward Hargis and f. II
Benson, of POcomoke City. accompa
MED by Miss Willie Riggin and he
guest, Miss A. A. Cherry, of Norfolk
Va, drove up from Pocomoke las
Sunda, and took dinner at the Pun
nell.