Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-08-01

MIR. Samuel Porter. OF New York,
Is visiting his cousin, W. ID. Corddry,
Jr.
"A full set of harness for So. 50,
less 10 per cent. cash. at l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville, Nd. !
Rev. l.. w. Bates, ID. d., of
Westminster, is in town. stopping at
the NJ. +. parsonage
Miss Sophie Handy is the guest
of Miss Mary Spence at "Lansdowne, 4"
her home near this town.
Trinity NJ. p. Church will give a
). 5. picnic the afternoon and night of
Wednesday, August 18th.
Miss Ella Nicholson has returned
from an extended visit to friends in
Baltimore and Washington.
We are glad to see Mr.. Edward
Guthrie out again after a severe illness
OF several weeks with typhoid fever.
MIR. Howard Moore, with Oehm's
Acme Hall, is in Snow Hill spending
his summer vacation with his mother
MIR. ID. J. Gordon, of Pocomoke,
was in Snow Hill on Tuesday and
made some photographs for our people.
Services will be held in the Snow
Hill Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. and at Stockton in the after.
noon.
Special low rate excursions will be
run every Thursday by the b., c. d
A. Railway Company. Do not miss
them.
On Monday Hon. George w. Cow
ington poisoned his valuable Collie dog
because it exhibited unmistakable
symptoms of rabies.
The VI. p. Sunday School pic
nicked at Public Landing on Wednes.
day last. They spent the day there
and report an enjoyable time.
1T is actual merit that has given
Hoods Sarsaparilla the first place
among medicines. 1t is the One True
Blood Purifier and nerve tonic.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
went on its annual picnic to Public
Landing Thursday. Teachers. parents
and children all had good time.
Rev J. r. Campbell, ID. d., of
Glendale. Del, will preach at the
Camden camp on next Monday at $50
p. m, and on Tuesday at 1890 a. m.
Miss Jennie Nelson left this week
to visit relatives in Chicago. Ill, and
before returning will visit friends in
Iowa. We wish her pleasant visit.
For Rent-The store-house on
Washington street, in Snow Hill. at
present occupied by r. w. Townsend
& Son. Apply to DIR. z. S. Dashiell.
The Board of School Commits
sioners want all the appointments of
teachers filed with them at once. School
Trustees should attend TO this immedi.
ately.
Don't fail to bring your families
and spend day at Ocean City. Special
low rate excursions will he run every
Thursday by the b., c. & A. Railway
Company.
Come one, come all and take
advaRtage of the special low rate ex-
cursions to Ocean City run by the b.,
c. 4 A. Railway Company every
Thursday.
Capt. Z. 7. Williams who has
been home for a week or more with
sore foot, is much improved and left
to-day for Baltimore to take command
Of his steamer.
MIR. l.. Edward Boehm left for
Reh0both, Somerset County, on Thurs
day morning where he will be engaged
for some time frescoing the walls of the
Presbyterian Church.
MIR. Walter w. Phelps of Cam
bridge, who has ridden his bicycle in a
race on the Snow Hill track has been
declared professional by chairman
George ID. Gideon of the National
Racing Board.
The week passed has been the
warmest during the summer and has
driven many Of the city people in the
country. Ocean City, which has been
poorly patronized, is now filled to its
utmost capacity.
Miss Florence Dorman, who has
been engaged at dressmaking in Balti-
more, returned home on the steamer
Pocomoke Saturday for visit She
was accompanied home by her cousin,
Miss Emma Dorman, OF Baltimore.
George w. Wonnell keeps all
kinds OF vegetables. fruits and meats in
season. The housewife need not send
all over town for something TO eat,
when Wonnell is ready to fill her
orders promptly. Try him.
One of the finest school catalog-
ues issued in the world-and it will
surprise you-is "Goldey's," describ.
ing his famous Commercial and Short
hand College in Wilmington. Del.
Just write for it. If.
Mr.. Thomas w. Timmons, for
merly Of this town, but at present re-
siding in Philadelphia. was in Snow
Hill several DAYS this week. We are
glad to see our old friend looking well
and to learn Of his continued good
health, and success in business.
Gentlemen IL have few sam
Piles of Crash suiting, the very thing
for summer wear, keeps you nice and
cool. for only $500 suit. All kinds
repair work done at my home, Corner
Railroad Ave, and Federal St. Work
sent for and delivered. Geo. b. Gray
For Sale-The crop OF peaches on
the farm now occupied by the under.
signed. 700 trees. having full crop.
Choice varieties, including Chairs