Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-09-23

The Republican papers of the State
are making use of cartoons to win votes
away from Smith but it won't work
in Worcester. The German bugaboo
too. is being made to do duty.-Poco-
moke ledger Enterprise.
1t is the duty of every Democrat in
Worcester county TO see that his name
is on the registration books. and 10 in
quire of his neighbor if he is registered.
October 3rd and 10th are registration
days. Keep this in mind.
Mr.. David Bradford, who has po-
sition as street car conductor in Phila-
deiphia, has been off ON a vacation which
he spent visiting his brother. ID. III.
Bradford. in Snow Hill. He returned
TO Philadelphia last Thursday.
In mentioning the names of those
who had moEed home from Ocean City
last week. we accidently ommitted the
names Of Mrs. Julia Wilson and family.
who had spent pleasant summer at
her cottage on Atlantic avenue.
Democrats Don't fail 10 get reg
istered Tuesday October 3rd, or Tues
day October 10th. These are the only
days for registration. Do il on the
first day if You are not already regis
tered.
We have taken the agency for the
Buckeye Grain & Fertilizer Drills and
have one here TO show you Ii is an
''up-to-date" Disc Drill. Have you seen
one : if not. come and look at it. w. ID.
Corddry & Son, and Mont. Stage.
There will be a festival and basket
supper held at Corbins' Baptist Church
in Atkinsons district ON Wednesday
afternoon September 27th. Thepublic is
cordially invited TO attend, enjoy them
selves and help the good work along.
The corn crop in Worcester is re.
ported larger than usual and our farm
ers are correspondingly happy. New
corn is beginning TO come into market
and is selling for 40 cents bushel with
prospects of being lower when it is
more plentiful.
Are you going to put in wheat this
Fall: Don't fail TO see the New Buck
eye" Drill Steel Frame, Steel Disc.
Glass Fertilizer Feed. No guess work
about seeding-You see it seed. We
have one here. w. ID. Corddry & Son,
and Mont. Stage
MIR. r. 4. Morgan has painted a
large banner for Mr.. T. NJ. Purnell,
having ON il life size picture of Col.
John Walter Smith. 1t is an elaborate
piece of work, and displays great skill
ON the part of the painter, one OF the
best in the state.
General Passenger Agent Murdoch,
Mr. Smith of the Superintendent Office,
and Mr.. w. J. Morris. Division Freight
and Passenger Agent of the Baltimore,
Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway were
visitors to Snow Hill "Wednesday in the
interest of the Company.
The oyster season which has already
begun promises TO be better than former
seasons for several years. Oysters are
looking good and the supply is greatly
in excess of former years. Oystermen
all along our shore are happy in antici-
patton of good season.
circumstance alter cases" In
cases of dyspepsia, nervousness, catarrh.
eruptions. etc. the circum-
stances may be altered by purifying and
enriching the blood with Hoods Sar-
saparilla. Try it. Hoods Pills cure
sick headache.
The Snow Hill Gun Club has pur-
chased one of the outbuildings on the
Selby lot of the NJ. L. Church commit
tee, and had it moved 10 Riverside Park
for use as a depository for guns and
Messrs Thomas Herman
and William Jones moved it for them.
Captain w. @. Bunting, master of
the largest fishing steamer at Chinco-
league, is catching large quantities of
fish. His steamer is the Mabel Bird,
and the crew has already landed over
eight million fish. Chincoteague and
Ocean City fishermen are having great
luck this year, and will increase their
facilities before another season.
Miss Alice Dymock will leave for
the city Monday to purchase the fall
and winter stock of millinery for Mrs.
V. ). Townsend, who is not yet able to
20 away from home. Miss Dymock
has had several years experience. has
good taste and will be assisted in select
ing the styles by Mrs. Townsend's city
trimmer, who will return with Miss
Dymock
Mr.. Charles ;. Powell. of Berlin.
was in town last Monday examining
the plans and specifications of Mr..
Clayton J. Purnell's proposed new cot
tage at Ocean City. The Cottage is TO
be completed before Christmas and
will be located on the corner of North
Division street and Baltimore avenue
IL will have a tower in the corner and
will be an improvement to the locality.
Mr.. Edward Griffin, of Shiel, Mo.
who left here TO make his home in the
West thirty years ago was in town
last Wednesday. He has been visiting
friends in the county for two weeks
and after spending few days with
relatives in and around Snow Hill he
will return TO his western home.
Miss Helen Moore left "Wednesday
morning for Wilson College, Chambers.
burg. Pa, where she viii attend school
this winter. She was accompanied to
Baltimore by Mayor, John p Moore
and family. and thence to Chambers.
burg by her mother and sister, Miss
Lola, who finished two years course
at Wilson's the past spring.
The Gillis family had reunion Al
the home of Mrs Martha ellis, ON
Camden avenue Sunday last. There
were 26 chilercn and grand children
present. Mrs. Lloyd Taylor was the
only missing one. The children present
were Messrs. A. A. ellis, Edward