Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-12
LOCALS.

Rev Robert Watt is spending 4
part of his vacation around Lake George
-Ccntrcville is to have High School
building to cost fifteen thousand dollars.
Wanted Hands at Berlin shir,
factory. Apply to Dirickson Brothers.
For rent. the Office occupied by DIR
f. :. Dashiell. Apply TO William +.
johnson.
Miss India Insley of CriSfield.is here
ON visit 20 her sister, Mrs Robert l..
Causey.
We have a few pair of ladies mar.
row width shoes to close ont cheap. j.
:. Price & Co.
Rev l.. H. Nelson and wife are here
spending their vacation with Mrs Mel
sons parents.
MIR. J. I. Eaton. of Baltimore has
been visiting friends and relatives here
"A week or more.
Miss Katie DOdd. of Philadelphia,
who has been visiting Mrs \. l.. Mason,
returned home this week
-Messrs. John and Allen Spencer. of
Baltimore. spent Sunday here with
their sister. Mrs w. ]. &. Mckee.
All kinds of repair work neatly done
at short notice. Work called for and
delivered. Geo. Il. Gray. the tailor.
An all-day meeting will be held
here in the old Shhool Baptist meeting
house tomorrow. Everybody is wei
come
Miss Mamie Dawson, Of Fedcrals-
burg. Md. Is visiting Mr.. Alexander
Sturgis aud family on Washington
street
Policeman Joshua J. w Shocklcy.
of Baltimore. son of L. f. Shockley of
Colbourn's district. is here on visit Ia
his parents.
If you get hungry and want some
thing to eat Wonncll can supply you
with good beef. meat and vegetables the
season through.
Mr.. William 4. johnson Of Balti-
more writes us hat everything is for
Smith. Herring and Rayncr, and they
are SURE winners.
MIR. J. NJ. Richardson is hauling
tomatoes from his farm to the cannery.
He brought W. tomato Thursday
which weighed =, lbs
After a pleasant visit to their broth
er. Mr.. W l.. ClufI. the Misses Cluff
and brother. of Somerset County, re-
turned home ON Monday.
MIR. William Johnson. son Of X. NJ.
johnson. who left here several years
ago. surprised his parents ON Monday
coming home for few days.
For first class pictures of all kinds.
true likenesses. 90 10 IIamblins' Photo.
graph gallery, Ocean City. Md. where
entire satisfaction will be given.
For Sale -Susquchamna 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 il to-
day 10 II. :. Goldcy. Principal Goldty
College. Wilmington. Del. II is free.
that this section has ever known; and
there has been considerable blood shed
during the unpleasantncss which now
prevails.
A fine upright piano one of the best
IN the county can bc bought for almost
half its cost of Mr.. Horace Payne If
you want a nice instrument this is
your opportunity. Il
The canning factory of r. f. Ayars
& Co. started mp this week on Tomatoes
The prospects for big crop of fine to-
matoes is most excellent and the factory
will bc in full blast in about two weeks.
Miss BERTHA Ruppcrsbcrger of Bal
timorc. who has been the guest of Mrs.
Houck for the past three weeks left ON
"Wednesday for New Jersey, where she
will spend some time. before her return
home.
Mr.. Henry Outcu of near Pocomolc
City. and Miss Libbie Townsend of
Snow Hill, were married Thursday
evening Of last week AT the home of
Mr. W : Powell in this town. by Rev.
J T.. North
On" Of the people charmed with
Ocean City Is Mr. Bercda Turner. Clerk
Of the Circuit Court. Baltimore. who is
thoroughly enjoying himself. cunning.
fishing and bathing. Judge J. Upshur
Dennis i. another dcvotce
y Bridgctown. New Jersey, thief
was caught the other day hiding under
the skirts Of his girl The officer search
ing for the thief accidcntly josilcd the
woman when She fell over the hiding
man and the officer nabbcd him.
The annual convention of the W.
G. 4. T.. Of Worcester Co. will be held
in Berlin. on Sept g. 1893 The state
president, Miss Mary HIaslup. will b.
present throughout the day and will
deliver an address in the evening.
The merchants who think people
do not read advertisements in local
paper would change his mind very sud
denly ii he inserted therein an an
nouncomont Offering TO give pound Of
fifty cent tea Ia every one entering his
store
i want Ia buy eggs. fresh gathered
and clean. from the farmers. Must
bring them weekly Will pay highest
cash price for same Forall large clean
white eggs. will give lc doz over rcgu.
lar price after Sept 18th 1892 q. NJ.
Dryden. q
MIR. Henry Pcnncwcll, ON L. 4.
Purncll's "Sunnysidc. . farm near Pub
lie Landing. was robbed Of about 2O0
cantcloupcs first of the week II is
thought some parties sailed up to his
shore and dragged the MELONS in bags