Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-02-09

over solid.
Don't fail to read G. NJ. Dryden's
cut-throat advertisement.
Services morning and evening al
the Presbyterian Church TO morrow
We are glad to see Deputy Clerk
of the Court John w. Station out again.
Miss Juliet I. Purnell is visiting
the Misses Hammond, in Berlin. this
week
Mrs. Ida Riding of Berlin paid
visit TO her sister Mrs. Esham this
week.
Miss L. Riley of Snow Hill, is
the guest OF Mrs. c. w. Selby. Kent
Island.
Miss Georgia Tracy, who had been
visiting Miss Mary Purnell, returned
home this week.
1t is probable that about eight
persons in Worcester county will have
TO pay an income tax.
"A gracious revival is in progress
at Corners Church. Meetings will
,.S,.,.s.,.,. ..,.s C.i.l.,I
MIR. Fred Townsend and family,
OF Baltimore, are visiting friends and
relatives here this week.
Prof. J. L. White and bride re.
turned home on Wednesday after
pleasant wedding tour North
Miss Mary Bratten. of Pilchard
vile. was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Z. Mock part Of this week.
Miss Minnie johnson returned to
her home in Baltimore last Monday,
after a short visit to friends in town.
There will be service in the
Catholic Church, Sunday, February
10th. at 10 80 4 M. and $50 p. M.
Prof. Corrie White. of Stockton,
spent last Saturday in this town and
was caller at the MESSENGER Office.
Mr. Glenn Bowen, cashier Of the
Private Bank of Calvin Il. Taylor,
Berlin. was a visitor TO Snow Hill on
Thursday.
Mr.. Hurley E-ham celebrated his
DIST birthday on Tuesday by inviting
a number Of friends to partaLe Of the
hospitality Of his home
Dyspepsia causes death, but per.
mits its victims to live on ia misery.
Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the blood
and strengthens the system.
Every farmer should read the new
advertisement of Mr. +. w johnson in
this issue II contains some important
facts about plows. Read it.
Prof Thomas Humphreys Spence.
Of the Maryland Agricultural College,
spent several days OF this week here
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--Messrs. William VI. Peters Sons
have something interesting to say about
cabbages in their advertisement on the
first page Of the MESSENGER.
Mrs. Emeline McGrath, of Fruit.
land, died on Tuesday. aged seventy
eight years. She was prominent
Baptist and well known in this county.
The man who asks il its cold
enough for you is the same chap who
worried you TO death six months ago
by asking if it was hot enough for you.
"A few Of the young ladies Of the
NJ. f. Church are preparing To give
an entertainment in McAllen's Hall
on Washington's Birthday, February
22d.
Mrs. james Messick and daughter,
of Middletown, Del. after spending
several DAYS at the home Of Mr. Levi
A. PuneIl. returned to their home last
Monday.
William :. Wilso', Esq. visited
Baltimore this week on business con-
necied with the Sinepuxent Beach
Company, Of which he is an important
member.
George smith colored, was jailed
on Saturday night for getting drunk
and disturbing the peace Of our town.
He had hearing on Monday and was
given 80 days in Jail.
The new Methodist Episcopal
Church at Goodwill un Girdleiree Cir.
cult will be dedicated on Feb, 18th
Services at 10 a. m; 2.20 ?. m, aud !
p. m. All cordially invited
Mr.. Henry Jarman. of Berlin
and Miss Estella Holloway Of Frank
ford. were married Sunday night o
last week at the VI +. Parsonage
Frankford, by Rev G i Swain.
w. G Black. of Philadelphia. il
here with car loa # horses. You
can buy them very cheap. Call and
see them. You can find them al Towp
send & Ellis stables. rear of Court
House. ~