Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-01-28
LOCALS.

Miss Nora Dryden is on visit t.
friends in Baltimore.
-Wanted-Fresh eggs. Highest cash
price. G. NJ. Dryden.
Mrs. L. 5. Dashiell is visiting in
Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. George Med. Mount has been
commissioned Postmaster at Spence.
Miss Boston. of Pocomoke. has been
the guest of Miss Anna Marshall this
week.
Misses Ruth Sturgess and Eva Hnd-
son of Girdletree, were in town on Sat
urday last.
Mr. s. NJ. Truitt was in town sew
eral days this week looking after his
customers.
Miss Juliet Purnell is visiting r.. L.
Waters. and family at their home
in Baltimore.
For Sale, Cheap.-6 pigs. 3 monfhs
old. Inquire Martin Farm, two mIlcs
east of town.
This section was visited by a than
der storm Tuesday night and the rain
fell in torrents.
DR. w. ID. Straughn has built a
commodious barn ON the property new
occupied by him.
We are in receipt of the Washing
ton Post almanac for which the piib-
fishers have our thanks.
Married. Willie Ross and Miss
Flemming Of Atkinson's district at Al.
p. Parsonage. Jan. 25.
While Miss Z. May Stevens was,at
church thief entered her residence in
Cambridge and stole SCI.
Twenty shares Of the Cambridge
Water Company stock, par value $50.
brought $lO6 each at public sale.
Ship your otter, mink, coon, opcs-
sum and muskrat hides and get the
highest prices. TO 5. J. Spcal, Camden.
Del. =
We are glad to report that Judge
Lloyd is improving in health. He is
still in bed and has been quite i'll for
several weeks.
Collector Of corporation taxes, r..
w Townsend has started out and saws
he means business and wants the taxes
paid promptly.
Miss Clara Collins. who has been
suffering for two weeks with an attack
of the grip. is better and hopes to he
out again soon.
Remember that ClufT & Co, are the
pioneers in reduction of prices on beef
Deal with us. Read our advertisement
to-day about coffee.
Elder W. w. Merridith will preach
in the o. 5. Baptist Westinghouse here
tomorrow Sunday morning and even-
ing at the usual hours.
Mr. Lttleton A. Cherricks and Miss
Louisiana White were married at the
home of Mr.. Charles Cherricks, Jan. 25.
by Rev Dorsey Blake.
-Found-A pain of gold framed spec
tacles. The loser can have the same by
calling at this office and paying reward
to finder, Leslie Hancock.
Mrs. Emma Figgs returned to her
home in Philadelphia last Saturday
after pleasant visit to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Luther A. Bredell.
Reliable and experienced
statesmen TO handle good line of Lub-
ricating Oils and Greases on commission
Address, The Clinton OH Co, Cleve-
land. Ohio.
The ladies of the NJ. z. Church will
hold an oyster supper and festival in
the storehouse, formerly occupied lily
Hurlock's hardware store, on Thursday
evening. Feb. ?.
Mrs. Sally A. Mumford of Girdls-
tree. visited some Of her old friends i'm
Snow Hill this week. who are always
glad To see Aunt Sally's smiling coun-
tenance in their presence.
The question has several times been
asked where is the cold weather we
We're to have this winter. True Decem-
Der was a cold month, but January has
been exceptionally pleasant.
Hon. George w. Purnell is quisc
i'll at this writing. His brother john
r., and DIR. James c. Dirickson Of Ber-
lin came down to see him Tuesday. Dir
Jim says he is very sick man.
Horace Tingle has the most com.
plete shoe polishing establishment cil
the Peninsula. His place of business i,
in the basement of the hotel Purnell
and he is doing good business.
-Wanted-Agcnts 10 sell largest liac
of lubricating oils. greases and special
ties on the market. Liberal contracts
made, salary or commission. Commoi.
wealth Oil Co. Cleveland. Ohio.
Clayton comes forward with til,
most unique church entertainment 81
the season. IL is an auction sale ii
young ladies. Eighty cents was til,
highest price paid for "A fair damscl.
"A change has been made in tn,
arrival and departure Of the Pocomob,
mail which gives us the morning misi
an hour sooner. IL arrives here at II
O'Clock instead of II. and leaves at ;
instead of 4.
A young man or young woman
who wants a short cut To a position
shonld read about the graduates nj