Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
All, there! Who's that under my bed
The County Commissioners were In

MISS May SnhTp, VI Scuioiu, bci', u
the guest Of Miss Blanche Irwin.
Miss Ella IIalcs, Of Baltimore, is visi,
ing friends and relatives in town.
Most of the candidates on the Demo.
cratic ticket were in town on Tuesday.
Miss Spcrry. of Philadelphia, is the
guest OF Misses Mary and Estellc Purncll.
Rev. Mr.. Watt is spending his summer
vacation with his mother in New York
State.
MIR. Vim. IL. jackson has shipped 90.
900 watcrmclons this year in spite of the
lad season.
Mr.. Walter Humphreys, of Salisbury,
is visiting his cousin, Thomas II. Spence
near town.
MIR. James Jones is very sick at the
home Of his sister, Mrs. John VI. Purncll
in this town.
Clayton J. Purncll, Esq, entertained
number Of friends for tea on Tuesday
evening last.
Fish have been plentiful in the hay
and along the coast, and the sport Of ang.
ling is first. class.
IS. VI. Truitt has just received fresh
supply Of fine sugar, candies and cakes
Buy fresh goods.
MIR. and Mrs. Irving Powell. of Sails.
bury, are visiting Mr.. Pow ellis father. Rev
Rob't II. Powell.
"A COW belonging To Mr.. John l.. Rob.
ms gave birth To u calf few days ago
which had no tail.
Mrs. d. T. Woollcy, who has been i'll
with typhoid fever for several weeks is
now convalesccni.
Miss Clara Dctwilcr, of Philadelphia,
made flying visit To some friends in
Snow Hin last week.
If you want neat, well printed en-.
vclopcs and notehcads send your orders
To- the MESSENGER office.
S ". Truit, is closing OH, his stock of
mems ovcralls. working shirts aud pants
at the lowest possible price
The Misses Schoolfeld, Of Pocomokc.
who have been visiting friends in town,
returned home las, Monday.
Miss Annie White, q, Powcllsyille,
al Miss Lydia White. Of Wilton. arr the
guests of Mis- Dellic Burhgc.
Rev. u. r. Jester will preach to.m"r.
row SUNDAY II, Cool Spring 1910 II. M.
Trinity 3p. III. Snow Hill $50 p. m.
"A large number Of our young folks
we're entertained nj the residence Of Mr..
:!uracc Payne las, Thursday evening.
The Pocomokc City C0rnct Band has
gone down in Virginia To attend the
Agricultural Fair. The boys expect big
time.
Mrs. Mary Mc';arcy, of Wilmington,
Del, accompanied by hcr little daughter,
are visiting their father, Mr. VIM. J. &.
Mckee. 4
They say lightning never strikes twii
in the same place. That is because n
same place is not there after the lighinii
has once hit It.
when you visit Baltimore. stop
~: Mal,hy House, where will bc foui
first. class accommodations and exec,
m!ly lyw rates. "
We call attention Ia "a correction
the Registration Notice in this issue Re
the Notice cardt.-, and ,iien do no,
iorei registered. ~
The Annual County Convention OF the
woman's Christian Temperance Union
will be- held nj PocomOke City ON Thurs.
day Scp,cmbcr5th.
Miss Carrie Benson. Of New York,
who has been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
Charles Mumford. at Public Landing, re.
turned home this week.
Mrs Alice Farrow and daughter, Miss
Maud, of Baltimore, who have been yisi.
Ting friends in town for several weeks
past, havc returned home.
The VI. T.. Sunday school of this town,
went down To Public Landing last Thurs
day. They report having u grand time
bathing, fishing and grabbing.
Mrs, Ryckman. having been appointed
postmaster AT Corbn, this comfy. has filed
her bond in the postoillcc department and
will take charge in few days
Rev. David Conway, Of Williamsburg,
blair Co, Pa. and formerly pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church in Snow Hill, has
just returned from tour in Europe.
Miss Julie, 7. Purncll returned home
from Rchoboth last Monday where she
has been enjoying the salt air for several
weeks Ms the guest Of II. 7. Waters, Esq
Faund.-On Pearl Street between the
MESSENGER office aud j. = Prices store
pair of white pants with embroidered
bottoms. Apply to ]. $. Price for same
George W. Purnell, Esq. entertained,
number Of young people on Wednesday
evening in honor Of Miss Addg Farrell, Of
New York, aud Miss Jennie Hammond.
of Berlin.
MIR. Thomas Taylor, formerly with L.
W. Gunby, Of Salisbury, now travelling
for Henry Wilcox X Bro. Hardware Mer.
chants, OF Baltimore. paid Us u friendly
visi, one day this week.
The members Of the VI. T. Church
have decided to build n parsonage on
their lot adjoining the charch. which they
recently purchased They will commence
the building in few days.
Rev. Mcrvin J Eckcls, of Salisbury.
filled the pulpit Of West Presbyterian
Church, Wilmington ON Sunday, morning
and evening. Mr.. Hckels Is very much
admired by the wilmingionians.
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