Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-19
LOCALS.


Capt Parker Smith has been quite
sick this week
Miss Nora Dryden is visiting friends
at Rchoboth. Del
Mrs. William J. Scarborough has
been quite sick this week
Miss Idah Marshall is visiting
friends IN Georgetown. Del.
DIR. q. NJ. Jones, Of Chincotcague.
spent Sunday here with his parents.
The Misses Porter Of Berlin were
guests Of Miss Dena Parker Sunday.
Wanted Hands at Berlin shirt
factory. Apply TO Dirickson Brothers.
For rent. the Office occupied by DIR.
T.. $. Dashicll. Apply TO William +.
johnson.
-Messrs Selby 4 Spurrier have
started up their grist mill and are al.
ready busy.
Miss Pearl Bailey has arrived home
from visit TO rclativesin Salisbury and
In Delaware.
Mrs. Joseph Brattcn aud Children
Of Virginia. are here on visit TO Mrs
A. G. Brattcn.
We have few pair Of ladies mar.
row width shoes 10 close out cheap. j.
5. Price 4 Co.
Miss Olive Nash. II Atlantic City
Is visiting her grandmother Mrs Har-
riett Richardson.
MIR. Walter b. Tubbs Of Anacosta.
ID. c. is here on visit 10 his friend.
DR.. Beverly North.
MIR. Isaac W. Townsend Is sick at
his home in this town. hut is expected
10 be- all right soon.
Mrs. Nellie Gibbons and little laugh.
ter Of Princess Anne. are the guests Of
Mrs. :. II. Wilson.
Mrs Belle Jones and Miss Fannie
Humphreys Of Salisbury. are the guests
Of Mrs. Spence at Landsdowne.
Mrs. John II. Franklin aud daugh-
ter. Miss Anna. Of Baltimore. are visit.
ing at DIR. Charles =. Jones'.
The steamer Pocomoke will run an
excursion TO Deals Island camp to-day.
II YOU go you will surely have good
time.
The Misses BERTHE and Aline Lind
sey. Of Baltimore. spent Sunday here
with their uncle. Mr.. Samuel H. Town.
send
"A child Of George Robinson. colorcd.
died with diphthcria first of the week.
No other deaths have occurred from the
disease.
When Won want good beef. meats.
vegetables. fruits. or nice watermelon
80 20 wonncll's, he always has a fresh
supply ON hand.
MIR. Il. Clayton Carmean has NOV
ed 60 Grcenbackvillc aud engaged in the
livery business. We wish our young
friend much success.
MIR. George Moore has the thanks
If the MESSENGER force for fine Flor.
ida Favorite melon presented to us Wed
nes,lay afternoon.
For sale. cheap. n good Typewriter.
but little used; has universal key board
For terms, etc. apply to Thomas II.
Spence. Snow Hill, Md.
The Hurlock storehouse ON Wash
ington street is being re.moddled into
a dwelling house an millinery store for
Mr.. u. T.. Duffy and daughters.
For first class pictures Of all kinds.
true likenesses, 20 to Hamblins' Photo.
graph gallery. Ocean City, Md. where
entire satisfaction will be given.
For Sale -Susquehanna Valley seed
wheat. rye. five stacks fodder, fifteen
Berkshire Poland China Shoats. Thos.
II. Spence. Snow Hill, Maryland.
on to the Commercial College
New catalogue ready Write for it to-
day 10 II. ;. Goldey. Principal Goldcy
College. Wilmington. Del 1t is free.
There will be preaching in the Pres
byterian church here Sunday morning
and evening and az Stockton i'm the
afternoon and at Faith Chapel Sunday
week.
The colored people will all 20 To
Public Landing next "Wednesday. Au-
gust 2:Id. II will be a great day and
the attendance is expected to be the
largest for years
Mrs. X. V. White accompanied by
her sister Miss Ida V. Powell. Of Pow
ellville. are visiting relatives in Berlin
before returning home.
If yOu want your shoes polished 10
look like new. Horace Tingle. under
Purnells Hotel, will do il for you
Ladies shoes polished in a superior man
ner. Send them 20 Tingle.
Misses Pearl, Cora aud Edna Belt.
of Baltimore. who have been visiting
Mrs. Charles w. Shockley on Church
Street. returned home Tuesday. stop
ping in Berlin for short visit to friends
While handling pistol Sunday
evening William Kelley. Of the Worces-
ter House. accidently pulled the trigger
and fired the weapon. Three Of his
fingers were badly injured by the dis
charge.
Services in memory of the late Rev.
William Swan were held in the Lecture
Room Of the Church last Sunday even.
ing. Sunday was the first anniversary
Of his death. Rev Mr.. North conducted
the services and spoke feelingly of the
work and worth Of Mr. Swan