Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-09-21

as roofing, spouting, ETC., in the most
workmanlike manner and nj short no
tice. j. :. Hurlock.
For Rent.-The house and lot on
the corner OF market and Hill streets
at present occupied by Mrs. Virginia
Spence. This is one of the most de-
sirable locations in Snow Hill. For
terms, apply 10 Edward White. 1t.
The Womans Christian Temper.
ance Union held silver tea in Meal
lens Hall on Tuesday evening last
which was well patronized. Refresh
ments were served by the young ladies
and the sum OF twenty-five dollars was
realized
r.. A. Morgan, the sign painter
wishes us to inform the public that he
has returned 10 Snow Hill from Ocean
City and is prepared TO do all kinds of
sign work. lie has just completed a
handsome transparency for the Dem
ocratic Club.
DO you want TO know what is
going on in the county and Statey lfso,
and YOU are not already subscriber
to the MESSENGER, send us your name
aud cash and we will serve you with
the weekly happenings from all parts
OF the county.
Headaches are often relieved by
wearing properly fitted glasses. Have
your eyes examined, tree of charge, by
DIR. Leon Smith, Scientific Optician, of
Washington, ID. C., now located at the
hotel. Snow Hill, and will remain one
week. September % TO %.
The Marine farm located about
three miles from town and belonging TO
Mrs. Lille Marine has been sold by
J. b. Hopkins to gentleman from the
North for $500. II is nice farm
and we welcome the purchaser whose
name we could not learn to this see
ton.
Miss Bette Hill. daughter of Mr..
John j. Hill, and Mr.. Thomas Dunlap
were married at the home of the bride,
by Rev. Ralph Coursey, on Wednes-
day evening. Both bride and groom
are well and favorably known and the
MESSENGER wishes them happy
welded life.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Equitable Building and
Loan Association will be held on Tues
day afternoon, October Sih, at 3 o'clock,
in the secretary's office in Odd Fellows
Building. Not in room over DIR.
Halls store, as was advertised last
week. c. :. Richardson, Secretary.
Sunday services in NJ. 7. Church.
Morning. subject, Gods Service Must
be Undivided" Night services under
direction of Christian Endeavor So
ciely. The usual means of grace.
Preaching at Trinity Church 3 p. M,
and revival service Z p. m. TO continue
nightly till further notice. J. +.
Nicholson, Pastor.
A great many Democrats have
quit taking the Baltimore Sun since it
has gone over TO the Republican party.
The Morning Herald is now getting TO
be the fayorite because of its fairer
attitude toward all parties II is not
Democratic paper, neither is il Rcpub-
lican, but gives both sides impartially
and is being sold for one cent a copy.
On Sunday night last some malic-
ious scoundrel entered the livery
stable of X. W. Townsend & Co. and
slashed the tops of two buggies, one
belonging TO ID. ii. Lewis and the other
to Mr.. Townsend No suspicion rests
upon anyone for such mean act, hut
if the perpetrator should ever be found
out the full extent of the law should he
enforced.
Are YOU member of the Snow
Hill Democratic Club? II not and
YOU live in this election district you
should join and add your name TO the
long list OF members. The club has
opened headquarters in the room over
DIR. Halls Drug Store, and it will he
open to ali from now till election day.
Drop in when in town and make your
self Mt home
In accordance with our usual Gus
tom the MESSENGER will he sent from
now ill January lst next for % cents.
The MESSENGER contains all the county
news, and Is the peoples paper. Leave
your name and cash with the postmaster
at your postoffice, and you will receive
it every Saturday. and with it all the
news. Only s1.00 a year. Try it
three months and you will become a
yearly subscriber.
Mr.. VIM. X. Rowley met with a
very painful accident on Sunday last,
which might have resulted seriously.
He was feeding his stock and MAS up
in the hay loft when he fell through
the trap door to the floor below. He
was very much frightened and badly
bruised. DIR. c. 7. Jones was sum.
moned and examined the wounds but
fortunately found nothing but slight
flesh wounds and no bones broken.
Revival services will begin at Cir
dletree NJ. +. Church next sabbath.
September 22nd. Meetings at $50
and 1890 a. M. also 80 p. m. Pen
tecostal services Tuesday and Thursday
at , p m. Miss Lizzie b. Sharp,
evangelist, will assist the pastor. Miss
Sharp has attended and taken part in
the great camp-meetings at Mt. Lake
Park, Md, and Ocean Grove, n. j.,
the past summer, and Of course is fully
prepared for her work. All cordially
invited.
The market Is full of congh mixtures, hut
one trouble with most Of them is that when
they DO little good the patient has To take
so much that he gets To loathe the taste
/ The Pineola Balsam is superior Ia other
cough remedies because il is agreeable To the
palate and its good effects are immediate.
/ In few days an ordinary cough is gone al
I together. Bronchitis aud asthma are more
stnhbrn. but they too arc cured by Ely's