Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-07-20

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sale by DIR. G. f. w. Hall, Snow Hill
and DIR. : X. Marshall, Berlin, Nd
Mary. the infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George w Wonnell, dice
last Sunday morning. Her remain,
were inferred in the family hurving
ground in Atkinson's District on Mon
day.
Miss Name Dukes and Miss Del
Ia Collins, Of Bishopville, who hay,
been the welcome guests Of Miss Mary
Nelson for the past week, returned
on Thursday. much TO the regret Of
their many friends.
Business practice from the start j,
the splendid new departure at Golde,
Wilmington (Del.,) Commercial anC
Shorthand College II looking for {
good place to attend school send for il,
magnificent catalogue. I'm.
Il desire TO notify my clients and
the public that | will he in my office
in Snow Hill every Tuesday. during
the summer months,-the rest of the
week at Ocean City, and Will come
home ON call. W. :. Wilson.
There will be Pentecoslal meet
ing at Connor's NJ. + Church july
2Sth to August 4th The pastor will
he assisted by Rev. \. McQuay and
wife. also Others All are cordially
invited. +. +. Tabler. Pastor.
Parcels and small package OF
kilograms If left at orr office will I've
forwarded 10 the depot Baggage and
merchandise conveyed to and from
railroad depot, steamboat and private
residences.-Snow Hill Transfer Go.
Rev. I. +. Tabler, who attended
the International lnterdenoninational
Campmeeting at Mt Lake Park. Md,
will I'LL his pulpit next Sabbath. Preach
ing at kej Grange. 1890 a. m; Good
Will, 5 p. m, and Girdletree, $ p. M.
The Snow Hill baseball PLAYERS
have been practicing this week prepar-
atory TO the organizing OF the club to
represent the town. We have some
boys who can play right good ball but
the most Of them are green vet At the
business.
Mr.. David Hickman. who for
several years has resided in Texas.
returned home last Saturday. Although
he has no fault to find with Texas. he
prefers Worcester County As a place
of residence and will therefore remain
at home
The Philadelphia, Wilmington Il
Baltimore Railroad Company has in
creased the wages Of the trackmen and
laborers 10 per cent. The increase
was voluntary one, and affects all the
workmen between Philadelphia and
Rehoboth.
The ladies of Friendship W. +.
Church will hold festival and supper
in the grove adjoining the church, on
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
July 9th. The Mt. Vernon Brass
Band will furnish music Proceeds TO
repair church.
Sunday services in NJ. T. Church.
Morning subject, Gods will supreme. "
Night, "'rhe effect of the Gospel on the
Heart" Local meetings at the usual
time and hour Preaching at Box
Iron NJ. +. Church AT 3 D. M. J. T..
Nicholson, Pastor
Mr.. Henry Smith. nephew Of
Mrs. Ann c. McPhial Of this place.
died Of consumption at the residence Of
her aunt Mrs. Sarah Anderson in Bal
timore on last Sunday. The interment
took place at Greenmount cemetery on
last Tuesday afternoon.
Numerous inquiries are being re-
ceived from Western farmers about
our lands and we predict that many Of
them will move here soon after they
have satisfied themselves that they can
buy cheaper and get better prices tor
their products than they now realize.
-Rev. Edward X. Rich who was
recently called TO the rectorship OF All
IIallowsParish of this place, now vacant,
has not vet signified his acceptance
He will however, visit Snow Hill on
Thursday next. and hold service in
All Hallows Church on that evening.
We are glad to state that Mr..
Clayton J. Purnel is improving grad
ually. On Thursday last he came
down stairs for the first time since his
attack of paralysis. We sincerely hope
and believe his recovery will continue
and that he may soon be down town
again.
A fly resembling the Texas fly,
which is 50 fatal to cattle in Texas,
eating the animals around the base of
the horns, has put in appearance on
our marshes. The remedy is to mop
the base of the horns and an upper
part Of the head frequently with gas
tar
Rev. DIR. J. II. Wiley, OF SYRIA
cuse, \. y, formerly pastor Of What
coat VI. T. Church, has been in Snow
Hill this week, on visit to his sister,
Mrs. 7. +. Selby. DIR. Wiley is look
ing well and his many friends here are
glad to know his general health is
better than formerly.
The Snow Hill Baseball Club
elected Lawrence Hastings. President
and Messrs. Hastings, w. -. Straughn
and e. l. Vincent Directors of the
club, nj meeting held last Friday
night. Capt. Charles :. Capper is
Manager, John L. Mock, Secretary
and Robert w Townsend Treasurer.
We are in receipt of an invitation
to attend the annual picnic Of the en-
ployees of the SteiiI Piano Company,
Baltimore, which will be held on Mon
day. Mr.. Steii will accept our thanks
for his kind invitation aud we trust
he and his emDlovecs will have a prauI