Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-04-21

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Attention is called Ia our wei
: dressed window in the Aydelotie build
: ing, il is the work Of our Mr.. Levy VII,
islndeed an artist in this line. Tn,
window is not only attractive but yol
will find our goods and prices inside
the store even more 81. {. L. e. H..
\. Goodman. Proprietor.
The time Of the meeting of III,
Southern Sabbath School Association
in Mackenzie Memorial Presbyterian
Church, has been changed from May
sth and 9Th Ia May 10Th and 10th, in
order 10 allow members of the Associa.
ton who are also members Of the
Christian Endeavor Societies, Ia attend
the Easton Convention on the Sth
Notice is hereby given To all per
sous required by law To he licensed that
! will he in Berlin. Tuesday, May lst.
AMI Pocomoke City. Wednesday, May
2nd. 1894, tor the purpose Of receiving
license money for the ensuing year.
Annual licenses will not he issued
during the sitting of court. Francis
Henry Purnell, Clerk Circuit Court. 2t
THE Baltimore and Eastern Shore
Railroad COMPANY" will have on sale
round trip tickets on regular trains
from all points 10 salisbury" April
9th. and tn "Hurlocks" April 18th.
good for the day. attwo cents per mile,
for the benefit Of those wishing To heal
"Mrs. Diggs" Popnlist Speaker from
Kansas. Mrs. Diggs will address a
large audience at Salisbury and Hur-
locks on the above mentioned dates.
The Delaware M. +. Conference
was in session at Washington hast week
At the Saturday morning session Pre-
siding Elder Shockley called the atten-
ton of the conference TO the fact that
the Rev. w. ii. Thomas of Paramount,
Md, was absent and said there are en-
tant grave rumors concerning his con-
duct in the city. Ii is stated that Mr..
Thomas became intoxicated Thursday
and LETT town. The presiding elder
was instructed to investigate the rumors
The little three year old daughter
of Mr.. George Givans, who resides near
Whiteburg, had two OF its fingers cut
off on tuesday,. The little girl and a
six year old hoy were playing with an
axe. when the boy tried 10 chop
stick held by the little girl and the axe
came down upon the index and middle
fingers of her right hand. cutting them
clean Oft. She was brought to town
and Dr. Aydelotte dressed the wounds.
Mr.. Nelson X Gray. formerly Of
this county, died at his home in Mat
thews county, Va. on March 18th,
from the effects Of severe attack of the
grip. He was the son of the late
Major Gray of this county and a
brother of Mrs DIR. Charles p. Jones,
and leaves wife and seven children
and two sisters Ia mourn their loss
He left Worcester county in lS45 and
settled in Virginia where he married
Miss Billups.
MIR. Irving S. Townsend was
married to Miss Katie X. Robertson
last Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride in Baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend left Baltimore for their
future home at Corbin, this county,
the following day. Mr.. Townsend has
had his property put in excellent
repair and his happy bride will find
delightful home in pleasant neighbor-
hood. The MESSENGER extends con-
gratulations.
The wedding Of Mr.. Glennore
W. Hack. Of Los Angeles, California,
and Miss Mary Onley, daughter of
Judge Henry Onley, Of Girdletree. is
announced to take place at the Gunby
Presbyterian Church, Stockton, on
Thursday evening, April 18th. Mr..
Hack is well-known to the people of
Snow Hill, being the son Of james ID.
Hack, Esq. He is prosperous bust
ness man of Los Angeles. where he has
been residing for about severn years.
--Messrs. William q. B0wdoin and
Jerome Shockley, of Snow Hill, drove
TO Berlin last Saturday To see the circus.
They lett here about 1915 o'clock and
arrived in Berlin about | o'clock. A
few minutes after their arrival the
horse was taken sick and before night
il died. The animal belonged to Mr..
Samuel Williams, who has the sym.
pathy Of the community in his loss.
The horse was unaccustomed to long
drives and had been fed high, which il
is said caused its death.
MIR. William H. Petit, compost
tor ON the Worcester Enterprise, POGO
moke's new paper. moved his family
and household goods TO Pocomoke on
Monday evening, on the steamer
Winant. The Winant brought large
party OF young people up from POGO
moke who took in the town, under
adverse circumstances, as she did not
arrive here until many places of bust
hess were closed up. Our young
friends are invited to call again and
especially later in the year when they
may have an opportunity TO gaze upon
the NEW Snow Hill.
When the new Court House is
completed il will be well 10 organize a
historical society tor Worcester County.
There are many relics here which
should he preserved and it would he
an interesting work for the society 10
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