Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-05-16

anu DUN your WHO uItSH uliItItHt
from the one her neighbors has. Mrs.
" :. Townsend.
While Mrs. Sidney Townsend. of
Pitts Creek, was visiting her brother,
Thomas Trader, at Cedarlown last
Sunday. she fell and dislocated one OF
her elbows. DIR. Charles Z. Jones was
sent for and he put it in place again.
When in town next week attend.
Ing Court, it you are in need OF cloth.
ing. shoes. hats, collars, cuffs, lap
busters. umbrellas, or anything in
gents furnishing goods, you can find
what you want aud need ut b. T..
FRUITS.
The Womans Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian Church will hold
its next monthly meeting, Wednesday,
10Th inst, at $50 =. m, in the lecture
room. Will each member try to be
present and invite two other ladies to
accompany her?
While the steamer pocomoke was
coming through the cut near town on
Saturday dog swimming across the
river was run down. The engineer
slowed up and the animal came out
from under the boat in n seemingly
sound condition.
Every subscriber Of the MEssEN
GER in Worcester County is to-day
sent a copy Of the laws passed by the
late Legislature. Don't fail to keep
this supplement as it contains the new
election law as well as other important
Acts of Assembly.
j. II. Purnell, has been in the
city this week and returned with new
goods. Remnants can he bought at
one.hali the original price. Embroi.
deries, laces aud dress trimmings OF
every description. Silks, satecns and
worsted dress goods, ladies underwear
and table linen.
We are glad to learn that the
Rev. Mr.. Morgan. Rector OF All Hal
lows Church, who has been under
treatment Of an eminent New York
Specialist for respirtory troubles, il
sufficiently recovered To occupy his
pulpit TO morrow morning.
The editors Of the MESSENGER
would be glad to furnish tickets of
admission free OF charge TO the Balii-
more Eye, Ear and Throat Charity
Hospital, to one or two persons in this
county who are afflicted and are not
able TO pay for treatment
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
George W. Purnell, who was i'll at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital few weeks
ago, has recovered sufficient strength
and health To permit her return home
on Saturday last, and we trust she
may continue To improve.
All lIallows Church, Rev. $. j.
Morgan, Rector Services in this
church will he resumed tomorrow
morning at 1880 o'clock. Morning
PRAYER and Sermon by the Rector.
Sunday School at $50 7. NJ. No
Evening Services until further notice.
Sunday Seryicesin NJ. L. Church.
Morning-"Personal Responsibility"
Night-"A Worldly Mans Opinion Of
the Children Of God" Preaching at
Trinity ) p III. Communion. The
usual meetings each night during the
week except Friday. J. f. Nicholson,
Pastor.
The W. G. T. L. will hold its
regular monthly bushes. meeting at
the home of Mrs. Richard Howard
next Tuesday afternoon ut 3 o'clock.
The County president will be present
and business of importance will be ut.
tended to. All the members are earn
estly requested to attend.
Rev. X. T. Coursey has been pre-.
sented with cane made from n piece
of the sill Of old Bethel NJ. l. Church,
near fredericksburg. Nd. He is a
former pastor of the church and it was
n member of the congregation that pre-.
sented him with this memcnto of his
youthful pastorate' The church is
ll6 years old.
The Daughters Of the King. of
All IIallows Parish are preparing to
hold n grand outdoor entertainment ON
the 10Th and 18th of June. 1t will
consist of a typical Gypsy Camp with
Gypsy fortune tellers music, games,
refreshments and many other attrac.
tons The proceeds will be applied to
the organ fund.
In mentioning the names of the
newly appointed Deputy Keepers in
the Maryland Penilentiary last week,
the name of our old friend, Charles +.
Snow, OF this county, was accidently
omitted. We are glad to know that he
was one Of the successful ones and that
he is one OF the most popular officials
in the Penitentiary.
Rev Charles A. Grise, OF George
town. had very unpleasant experience
on Il Delaware railroad train Thursday
morning. Mr. Grise was talking To
Silas Belts Of Millville, who was being
taken TO the Delaware State Hospital
at Farnhurst. The insane man sud.
denly seized a glass and struck Mr..
Grise ON the head. His head was
slightly cut.
The Epworth League of What
coat NJ. T.. Church, Snow Hill, will
give a unique entertainment in Ne.
Aliens Hall Thursday night, to con.
sist of Il Business Carnival aud
Madam .Iarley's Wax Works. The
people Of Snow Hill may look forward
10 something good. Tickets will he on
sale at McAllen's store. Reserved
seats 35c. General admission pc.
The awful dry spell was broken
Tuesday night when shower fell
which settled the dust Snow Hill was