Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-08-05
LOCALS.

Miss Clara Collins spent several
DAYS in Baltimore this week.
Master Samuel Mumford is visiting
relatives ON Chincoteague Island.
Wanted Hands at Berlin shirt
factory Apply to Dirickson Brothers.
Mrs. Benton H. Whaley and Miss
Annie Station spent few days at Ocean
City.
Mr.. William Fowler of Virginia. is
spending his summer vacation i'll Snow
Hill.
For rent. the office occupied by DIR.
Z. s. Dashiell. Apply to William +.
johnson.
Miss Lizzie Purnell of Queponco,
has been visiting relatives in Snow Hill
this week.
MIR. Harry G. Iiouck returned home
last SATURDAY from a business trip to
Baltimore.
Mr. 4. l. Long. of Philadelphia,
was in town last Saturday and looking
rs well As ever.
Miss Mamie Purnell has returned
home from an extended visit to rcla-
tives in Chicago.
We have a few pair of ladies mar
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s Price & Co.
The prices of summer dress goods
reduced. We want to clear them out.
j. $ Price & Co.
Miss Mary Purncll left on Thurs
day for Ocean City where she expects
to spend several weeks.
Its pretty hard 10 improve on Ma
ture. but an uptown man has succeeded
in making his ice cooler.
DIR. VIM. l.. Robins and wife of
Washington. ID. c.. are visiting his
mother here this week
A large number Of Worcester Coun-
tians attended the Democratic Conven-
tion in Baltimore this week.
All kinds of repair work neatly done
at short notice Work called for and
delivered. Geo. b. Gray. the tailor.
To rent-Store house at present &C.
cupied by Miss May Hubbell can be oc-
cupied at once. Apply to q. J. Dryden.
Mrs. Annie Lake. of Philadelphia,
arriven in town this week and is now
visiting at the home Of X. w. Townsend.
Miss Carrie Lingo. Of Millsboro.
Del. and Miss Katie Dodd, of Philadel-
phia. are the guests Of Mrs. Norman l..
Mason.
MIR. Frank Jones. wife and little
daughter of Princess Anne. visited Mr..
Monday last
For sale-two cows. one with calf
5000 and the other for $500. Apply
10 Thos. J. Herman. Can he taken on
trial if desired
If you get hungry and want some
thing to eat Wonnell can supply you
with good beef, meat and vegetables the
season through.
i am agent for one of the best dye
ing and securing houses in Baltimore.
All orders promptly attended to, Geo
b. Gray, the tailor.
Miss Bertha Ruppersbcrgcr of Bal
timore is the welcome guest of her
friend. Mrs. Belle Houck She expects
to return home on Monday.
There will be no preaching in the
Snow Hill Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row as Mr.. North will be- in Stockton
and hold services there all day.
For Sale. -Susquehanna Valley seed
wheat. rye. five stacks fodder, fifteen
Berkshire Poland China Shoats Thos
II. Spence. Snow Hill. Maryland.
OF 10 the Commercial College
New catalogue ready. Write for it to-
day to II. :. Goldey. Principal Goldey
College. Wilmington. Del II is free.
Rev. J. y. North united in the bonds
of holy matrimony Miss Hattie Timmons
and Mr.. John 4. Niblett at the home
of the bride near Box Iron Tuesday
There will be- festival at Mt Olive
Church next Wednesday. August 9Th.
afternoon and evening and the follow
ing day will be spent at Public Landing
VIM. Aydelotte son Of DIR. ]. :.
Aydelotte cut one of his hands badly
with a broken bottle last week and has
been carrying it around in sling every
since.
working at Tailoring in Baltimore for
several years has returned To Snow Hill
where he will engage IN the same busi-
ness.
A fine upright piano one Of the best
IN the county can be bought for almost
half its cost Of Mr.. Horace Payne II
YOU want a nice instrument this is
your opportunity. II
The colored brethren of the Ebe-
nezer NJ H. Church of this town will
hold a campmccting at Maul'S Pond, in
McAllen's wood, aud will begin on Fri
day August nth.
Mr. David Mumford, who has been
working at the barber business with Mr..
Carl Bonneville. left for Wilmington
this week 10 accept position in a shoI
there. We wish him success.
i wish Ia inform my former patrons
that have opened a shop at my home
and am now ready to do all kinds oi
tailor work. thanking you for past ia
v,rs I am. Geo r. Gray. the tailor.
The Prohibition camp which ha
been in progress at Trinity for the pas
week closed last Sunday. our Prohi
bition friends bad "A very wet time If il
as il rained nearly every day during tn
meeting
Public Sale will offer AT publ
auction ON Thursday. August 10. 1898
my livery stables and lot at Ocean City
Best stable ON the beach. good location