Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-12
LOCALS.

Mrs. William Scarborough is quite
sick.
-S2O0O To loan on first mortgag. oi
good security. Sewell I. Riley.
Mr. Elmer Bailey lost valuable
horse last Monday with lung fever.
DIR. o. NJ. Jones. of ChincoteaguC
Island was a visitor in Snow Hill Thurs.
day
MIR. Cleveland Griffin, of Liberty
town, visited MIR. and Mrs Edward
Hill part of this week.
For Sale-On easy terms. choice of
Two good horses. Call ON or address.
d. Truitt, Box Iron. Md.
"A thunder storm prevailed in and
around Snow Hill for about one hour
last Monday The lightning was sharp.
Salt Rhcum. or eczema with its itch.
ing and burning. is cured by Hoods
Sarsaparilla So are all other blood
disease.
The steamer Pocomoke is receiving
her spring coat of paint in her absence
the Tangier is making the run between
Snow Hill and Baltimore.
MIR. NJ. Lee Sturgis. of Saginaw,
Mich. spent Sunday here with his par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs A. ID. Sturgis. He
was ON his way to Macon, Ga.
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union,
will be held at Headquarters next Tues.
lay afternoon at three o'clock.
Contractor Mitchell, of Salisbury
put force of workmcn on the NJ. p.
Church Monday and from now on the
work will be pushed to completion
Wanted-To purchase for cash. an
interest in, or the entire business of "A
prosperous mercantile establishment in
Snow Hill Address a.. MESSENGER
office.
who have been at the Stafford Hotel.
Baltimore, during the session of the
Legislature, returned to Snow Hill
Wednesday.
Rev. J. b. North will preach in
Gunby Presbyterian Church Stockton,
tomorrow Sunday morning and even.
ing. No services in Snow Hill Prcsby-
terrain Church.
MIR. II. ID. Jones arrived nome from
Philadelphia last Friday. where he had
been for medical treatment MIR. JONES
is much improved and is at hiS Office at
tending to business.
"Wednesday and drew the jury. WAS the
guest If Clayton J. Purncll. Esq, while
here. The Judge has many friends i'll
Snow Hill who always give him hearty
welcome
Quite little sprinkle of snow fell
here Tuesday morning. Surely winter
is lingering i'll the lap of spring The
tides are higher than they have been
for years and the river banks have over
flowed foot or more.
There will be- preaching at the
Christian Church Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock. Subject. "IIeroism on the
Battlefield of Life" Sunday School at
10 a. M. Christian EndeavUr at Il - p.
III. Everyone Is invited.
The Worcester Steamboat Co has
purchased the yacht Countess from
parties in Norfolk She Is very fast
boat and is about - feet long The
Company now owns the Vivian, "
"Highland' aud Countess
MIR George T. Bishop. of this town,
has purchased an interest in the bust
ness of Mr. Thomas p. Selby. dealer in
sash, doors, paints. etc and will give
his entire attention To the business The
Office and store room of the firm is in
the bridge store"
MIR. William J. Hancock, of Box
Iron. who recently sold his farm Ia
Capt. George Truitt. left this week for
New London, Connecticut. where his
brother Charles resides His family
will follow later We wish MIR Han
cock success in his new home
Mr.. Thomas Herman was run over
by timber cart Wednesday afternoon
and badly injured. The cart knocked
him down aud ran over ms back aud
one leg. DIR. Siraughn says h. does not
think Mr. Herman is injurcd internally
although he is badly BRUISED aud l. sui
fering considerably
Mrs Elliott. su Miss I.otuc Vick-
ers, wife of Mr. ID. J Elliott. one If the
leading business men of White Haven.
is in Salisbury receiving treatment for
heart and nervous affection She is
under the care Of DIR Gardiner Spring.
Mrs. Elliott has been in critical cnndi
ton since last December.
The son and namesakt ~ the Rev
Mr.. Butler has accepted of rr u "a prom.
inent place with corps of civil engineer
IN the city of London. now engaged i'm
extensive electric road work in that