Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-06-20

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Miss Adelaide Farrell. of New
York. is visiting her cousin. Mrs
Horace Payne Miss Mary Payne
who has been spending several month,
in New York and Baltimore camC
home on Wednesday.
MIR. A. + Mariner one Of tn,
best farmers in Worcester county
whose farm is about one mile from
Snow Hill. has beautiful crop ol
wheat lie SAYS he grew it with w
b. 1'ilghman's fertilizer.
A valuable mare belonging 10 L.
w. Onley Il Bro. was struck by
lightning and killed one day last week
and Mr.. C. +. Onley lost another
with lockjaw. We are very sorry to
learn OF the misfortune of our friends.
Send the MESSENGER the news
OF your neighborhood II You know
anything worth printing for the benefit
OF the public the editors want it and
you will he helping to make the
Peoples Paper" still more interest
ing.
All Hallows Episcopal Church.
Rev. 5. J. Morgan, Rector Services
every Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock.
Morning Prayer aud Sermon by the
Rector. Subject OF sermon tomorrow,
"rhe Sovereignty of Love- Sunday
School at $50 a. NJ.
Sunday services in NJ. =. Church.
Morning-"Jesus Manifested after His
Resurrection" Night-"Jesus has all
Power" Preaching at Box Iron at
$50 p. m. The usual meetings each
night during the week, except Friday.
J. L. Nicholson, Pastor.
Misses Mamie and Carrie Wharton
and Miss Lille Waters, of Stockton,
visited friends in Snow Hill Tuesday
and Wednesday. While here they
were visitors also to the Gypsy Camp
where they doubtless learned more of
their future than they ever dreamed of
at home.
Rev. J. III. Wiley. former pas
tor OF Snow Hill NJ. +. Church, visit
ell friends and relatives here from
Friday until Tuesday. He preached
an eloquent sermon in his old church ON
Sunday evening. Mr.. Wiley has just
returned home from an extended trip
through Europe.
The first wheat of the crop of
1896 was received in Baltimore last
Wednesday. 1t was two bushels and
came from Middlesex county, Va. 1t
was sold for IS cents a bushel This
was the earliest wheat in market for
the last eight years 1t was mixture
of Fultz and Longberry.
Everybody wants something to
eat and everybody knows that Won
nell the butcher, sells the choicest lamb
cuts, good beef, and keeps all kinds of
fruit aud vegetables in season. Let
the provider for the family remember.
when going out to make purchases.
that Wonnell's is the first place to
visit.
MIR. Walls, of Pocomoke CITY,
has made arrangements with the stock
holders of the Worcester County Driv-
ing Park Association for the use OF the
track in training horses. and now has
several horses in hand for training
purposes, among them the well known
Lady Holcolm, belonging to Mr. X.
ID. Jones.
The Pennsylvania railroad offers
a prize of an annual pass to the farmer
along each of its divisions whose farm
present. the best appearance. In other
words, the railroad wants to encourage
farmers along its right OF way to keep
their property neat and attractive.
This is an excellent idea which will
doubtless cause keen competition.
Mrs. Edna Lee, accompanied by
her husbands sister, Miss Marie, OF
Washington, ID. c., is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Elmo johnson. This is
Mrs. Lees first visit to her old home
since the great confagration Of 1898.
and she wonders at the enterprise Of
our people in rebuilding in such an
improved and substantial manner.
The Brooklyn Eagle says: Wal
ter Il. Wilson, son Of Rev. w. w. w.
Wilson ID. d., of Freeport, l.. l.,
graduated Thursday morning from the
Centenary Collegiate Institute at Hack
ettstown. n. j. He had the honor Of
giving the Latin salutatory and rank
ell at the head of his class. Next year
he will enter Wesleyan Univ ersity.
MIR. William 5. Wilson. who has
been very sick since the day he left the
Court room during the trial of the Wha-
leyville murder case, is somewhat i'm
proved. He has been to Ocean City
for two weeks Mr.. Wilson thinks the
atmosphere there is much better for
his health than here, so he returned
Tuesday, after being home couple Of
days.
We are informed that X. b.
Adams IL CO., of Berlin, are in want
of site in Snow Hill on which to
locate factory and mill where they
will manufacture -four and corn meal.
Ii is said their factory will give en-
ployment to fifty people. We trust
our people will give this matter their
prompt attention, and secure this in
dustry.
Application has been made TO
the Governor of the State for the par
don of John w. Boyer who was con-
victed at April term of court for Caro-
line county OF violating the liquor law,
at Marydel, and was sentenced To the
House of Correction for 30 days. The
Governor has given notice that he will
consider the case on or before Monday
June 22d.
The announcement OF the marriage
OF Clerk of the Court, Francis Henry
purueIl ESa IN Miss Mary CnI,lshnr.