Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-04-04
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Salisbury, spent last Sunday in Snow
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton J. Purnell
spent part of this week in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. James :. Clogg. of Pocomoke
City, was in town last Thursday on a
business trip.
Mr.. w. J. Fowler, Of Phladel.
phia, was visitor to Snow Hill last
Saturday aud Sunday.
The County Commissioners have
been getting the Court House yard in
order this week for grass seed.
Mr.. Harry Howard. of the Mary.
land Agricultural College, came home
on Wednesday TO spend Easter.
There will be an Easter Service
in the Gunby Presbyterian Church,
Stockton, next Sunday afternoon.
A course of Hoods Sarsaparilla
this spring may be the means of keep
ing you well and hearty all summer.
MIR. Charles w. Collier with G..
j. Rice, Commission merchant, Phila-
delphia, was in Snow Hill on Monday.
1900 early cabbage plants for
sale, at % cents per 100. delivered at
depot. George p. Hickman, Showells,
Nd. q.
Miss Ella Moore will open pri-
waite school the first Monday after the
close of the public schools. She will
be glad TO have scholars.
To Loan-s5,O 900 on first mort
gage, or gilt-edge private security in
sums TO suit. Apply TO j. Edward
White, Snow Hill. Nd.
School Examiner, Calvin b.
Taylor, Esq, was here on business
connected with the public schools,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. J. 5. johnson, of Baltimore,
who has been here on visit TO Post
master Mock. left on Thursday to visit
III AllN.
Miss Emily Florence Hayward
left Thursday for jenkins Bridge to
spend the Easter Holidays with her
cousin, Miss Matte Fletcher
Services appropriate to the day
will be held in the Mackenzie Memorial
Church. Snow Hill, next Sunday,
Easter. both morning and evening.
To Loan-s4, 900, on first mort
gage, in sums of $1,000 and upward I;
also 81 900 in sums to suit. Apply to
Oliver ID. Collins. 3-2l-4t.
Misses Nellie Fields, Annie Barnes,
Lizzie Gray and Florence Dorman
left on the steamer Pocomoke for a
visit to Baltimore Thursday morning.
Mrs. William F. Dukes. who has
been visiting her parents and relatives
here for the past three weeks. returned
TO her home in Philadelphia. Saturday.
Mr.. William Bonnewell, who has
been working at the barbering business
in this town, left on Thursday for
Belle Haven. Va, where he will open
shop.
Susie, the little daughter of Mr..
Edward Agney, who has been i'll with
dysentary for several days, is now bet
ter and hopes of her ultimate recovery
are entertained
The MESSENGER was the only
paper in Worcester county to publish
the full list Of Conference appointments.
The Peoples Paper prints the news.
That's what we're here for.
Mrs. VIM. s. Wilson and daughter,
Miss Louise, Miss Ethlyn Wilson and
are in Baltimore this week, shopping
and visiting friends. Miss Louise will
also visit Annapolis while away.
-Wonnell, the butcher, is always
prepared to furnish your table with all
kinds of meats. His stock is replenish-
ed weekly and is always fresh. Give
me your trade. Geo. w. Wonnell.
Hampton Vickers, engineer at
the Snow Hill Electric Light plant, was
knocked down by the bursting Of one
of the driving belts of the engine on
Monday night, but sustained no in.
juries.
MIR. George L. Richardson. OF
Spence, this county. and Miss Mary
Davis Of Franklin City, were married
by Rev. William Swan at the Presby.
terrain parsonage in Snow Hill, on
"Wednesday evening.
For Rent.-For the balance Of
the year. the house formerly occupied
by William T. Dickerson on the cor.
ner of Federal and Church Streets
For terms apply to VIM. I. Dickersou
or George 5. Richardson.
The little daughter Of Captain
James Pennewell, Of near Spence, died
on Wednesday from the result Of q
severe cold which terminated in tonsol
tits. Her remains were inferred il
the NJ. T.. Churchyard on Thursday.
Cards are out for the marriage o.
Mr.. Bernard r. Powell, Of Franklin
City, Va, 10 Miss Theodocia Mock, o
Temperancevlle, Va. The ceremon,
will be performed at the Southern NJ
+. Church, Temperanceville, on Wed
nesday evening, April 18th.
Our new suits are here and tine,
will please you. Already several o
the young men have taken advantage
Of the opportunity to get siylisl
good looking suit for little money
Call at the Baltimore Cut Price Cloth
ing House. See our new advertisement
in TO days MESSENGER.
During the winter Of 1893, J.. VI
Martin, Of Long Reach, West Va.
contracted severe cold which left hin
with a cough. In speaking Of how h
cured il he says: 81 used severa
kinds of cough syrup but found no re
lief until | bought bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. which re
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