Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-09-27

| Mrs. Julla n. wilson lett thursday
for Baltimore where she will spend the
winter. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Ethelyn. and by hex
grandson, Wilson Martin.
Miss Sadie b. Mumford. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Mumford. of Bal,
timore, has returned to her home, after
spending several weeks with friends
and relatives in Snow HILL
-Hearn & Townsend have Just put
in their granary vessel load of highly
ammoniated phosphate which they will
sell TO farmers on crop time. Hearn &
Townsend. Snow Hill, Md.
For Rent For l9O3-The house be-
tween Girdletree and Taylor's Landing,
at present occupied by Harry G. Onley
Address Charles S. Pilcahard. 937 Bel
mont Avenue. Philadelphia. Pa.
One of the editors OF the MESSENGER
will be in Berlin for the purpose Of col
Letting subscritions next Saturday, Oc-
tober 4th. If you owe us. please call ut
the Atlantic Hotel and settle up.
Hon Charles b. Lore. l. L. d.,
Chief Justice of Delaware will deliver
the address at the Sunday School Rally
in the NJ. L. Church on Sunday after
noon, October 9Th, at 2.30 O'Clock.
The third Quarterly Conference of
Whatcoat Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held on this Saturday evening
at o'clock sharp. Rev I. +. Martin
dale. ID. d. will preach on Sunday af.
ternoon at 7.30 p. NJ.
Mrs. James III Simpson who has
been visiting Mrs. North for the past
two weeks, returned to her home in
Washington Friday. accompanied by
Mrs. North who will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Mclaughlin in that city.
Mr.. George B. Covington who has
been travelling in Europe for the benefit
of his health. has returned greatly inn
proved. He spent Saturday and Sun
day with his parents in Snow Hill, re.
turning to New York Monday morning
Attention Democrats /! Come out
and get registered, lest you would see
your suffrage abused. your home invad-
ed. and your manhood discredited by
the blackman. who can neither change
his skin. nor be emancipated from lbs
thousand years of igornance and super
stition.
Master Edward ID. Boehm caught
two trout. one measuring 20 inches
and weighing 3pounds, and one measur-
ing % inches weighingi3'., lbs. from the
end of the county pier at Public Land
ing this lis quite an unusual thing for
trout to bite in so shallow water. Crocus
are biting in large quantities at the pier
VIM. L. Kelley died of typhoid
fever ut home, near Preston. In 1856
Mr.. Kelley was the only man in Caro-
line county who cast vote for John
o. Fremont, and in 1860 his was one of
the IL votes cast for Abraham Lincoln.
In 1864 he. with Henry Cochran, Frank
Hubbard and John Henry Williams, or
ganized the Republican party in Caro-
line county.
Two new cases of smallpox have de.
veloped i'll the past week in colored
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lege III the upper part of Queen Anue's
county. The two negroes who were
first taken are recovering. and it is
thought that the disease will not spread
All camp meetings and social gather
ings black and white, within a radius
of five miles, have been ordered to close
-Tilghman the photographer is again
in Snow Hill. making first class photos
from the smallest to life Isize. Pastels
and Crayons, true to life and artistic in
finish, at moderate prices. Picture
frames, all sizes and kinds, on hand and
made to order. Thanking the pu bile for
their past liberal patronage, hope by
strict attention to business. and fine
work to merit continuance of the same.
p NJ. Tilghman & Co.
Prof. Hammel, State Surerintend-
ent of the Manual Training Department,
has been in Snow Hill the past week in.
specting the Manual Training Depart
ment of the Snow Hill High School
We understand that Prof. Hammel will
make "a favorable report to Comptroller
Herring. who will then place the appro-
prlation of $500 dollars at the disposal
of the School Board. tn dcfray the ex.
penses of the equipment.
james p. Townsend, Esq. cashier
of this First National Bank, attended
the seventh annual convention of the
Maryland Bankers Association which
was held at the Blue Mountain House
Friday and Saturday of last week On
his return home he stopped at FELTON,
where his wife has been visiting the
home of Rev. Edwin ii. Nelson, and ar
rived in Snow Hill the latter part of
the week accompanied by Mrs Town
send.
Governor Smith has cast business
matters and affairs of state aside, and
accompanied by his wife has been spend.
ing the last ten DAYS in New York and