Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-03-28
The Baltimore SIN is opposing the
Assessment Bill We told YOU 50

thGa-eu lli Nhhlug transIers oI pro
perry. etc Among other business the
Constable bond OF J. J. Lynch Of II.
Martini, District was approved by the
Board and filed in the Clerks office
for record.
All day holiness meeting on sun
day next. March 29th. Services will
De- A. follows Klei Grange Church
AZ l0.30 a M. aud lisp. m. Good
viii n , 4 ~. Rev I. +. Tabler and
Rev II rruitt 81 lIoopers Island will
conduct the services. All are cordial.
Is invited
MIR Joseph johnson. IT Balti-
more Is a guest At the home Of Mr.
John ] Nock. This j. Mrs. Johnson's
fr-i visit here for several wears and
she l. more than surprised At the many
improvements in our town. Having
formerly resided in Snow Hill. il was
/ pleasing % her 20 note the improve
ment-
Mai1r Townsend, the oldest white
man IN Worcester county. died at his
home ia Atkinson's District last Fri
day Tie was we'll known throughout
the county n the itinerant clock tinker
and has visited almost every house in
the county repairing clocks. He was
90 wears Old and had always enjoyed
excellent health.
Our Stockton friends will please
meet "a in that town next Saturday,
April 18th aud settle their subscrip-
lions. We will be there to collect
them, and We hope YOU will not disap.
point u. We need the money and
must insist upon prompt payment. All
subscriptions are now due, and next
Saturday is the day TO settle them.
Purnell x Vincent.
An Easton man who believes in the
old saving, See pin pick il up, and
all day long you'll have good luck. "
saw u pin in front of Easton postofiice
the other day. Bending down to get
il. III, hat iumbled off and rolled into
the gutter; his eyeglasses fell and
broke 90 the pavement his suspen-
ders gave way behind he burst the
bultom.hole on the back of his shirt
collar, and lost his new false teeth
He got the pin.-Eas'oa Gazette.
Complaint has been made TO the
School Board about teachers in various
parts OF the county leaving their
schools i'll charge OF unqualified per-
sons That is. persons who are not
kyqiig qualified to teach A substitute
must hold 4 certificate for a grade in
which he or she acts rs teacher. The
Commissioners say this is getting to he
common thing and they will not
allow pay for such substitutes
Polk Il Benson, of Pocomoke
City. have an advertisement in the
MESSENGER today that our people,
who want n made-to-order suit will do
well 10 read. These gentlemen have
had long experience in the merchant
tailoring business, and we assure our
readers they can depend upon getting
satisfaction in a suit from them. They
know their business aud have an es-
iablished reputation which they must
uphold, therefore no risk is run in
ordering from them personally, or by
letter.
On July 18th, 1894, the colored
people of Snow Hill celebrated at
Jones Park in big way. The gaso
line steamer Winant brought a big
crowd from down the river. On the
return home William Long, a passen-
ger. shot another colored man named
Fred Aydelotie. lie was put under
5000 90 bond for his appearance at
Court. but he skipped his bail and was
not seen until week ago, when he re-
turned to Pocomoke City. He was
nahbed by Sheriff Young and brought
To snow Hill Jail by him yesterday
"A circular letter has been issued
by Nj. William T. Dickerson, Presi-
dent Of the Snow Hill Building and
Loan Association. congratulating the
stockholders Of the Association upon
it, success. and encouraging them to
take proper interest in its further
advancement The Association is near
ing the fifth year of lis existence and
has grown into prominence as the third
largest financial institution in the coun-
~. 1t i well differed and has proven
a boon TO great many poor men, in
enabling them to buy homes for them
selves.
All last winter Mr.. Geo. a. Mills,
1T Lebanon, Conn, was badly afflicted
with rheumatism. At times il was -
severe that he could not stand up
straight. but was drawn over on one
side. i tried different remedies with
ont receiving relief" he SAYS, until
about tx month, ago bought bottle
% Chamherlain's Pain Balm. After
using it for three days my rheumatism
was gone and has net returned since.
For sale bv Dr. G. +. W. Hall. Snow
Hin aud DR. l. l.. Dirickson. Berlin
Nd.
Ni-- Mamie Jones. Of Queponco,
entertained number II friends at her
home Saturday evening. Among
those present were Misses Lille and
susie Giyan, Mis-. Montgomery
Phipp-. Of Salisbury Miss Minnie
anl olivia Wilmington and Mis-.
~al!i Jones 81 Philadelphia Me.,rs
William and John Shockley aud w.
+ Godfrey ui Salisbury Ernest
Giyiu. Mr. VIM West, William CLAW
vile, Charles Dickerson aud Samuel
Lowe, Of Cu,bpurne Charles Jones,
% Par-pn-burg John w. Davis. o
Wilton. The evening was pleasant,
spent ID music and various games
Refreshments were served at 1896
O'Clock All report Il Jolly good time
a sleeper Is one who sleeps. \
sleeper i that in which the sleeper
sleeps a sleeper j. that Oh which H.,
sleeper rams while the sleeper sleeps
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