Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-11-01

over. Robley ID. Jones.
Mrs. Walton, of Salisbury, is the
guest Of Mrs John r. Taylor.
Hon. Joshua w. Miles, of the Som
erset bar, was here on Monday.
-Wanted-Man and wife to work on
farm. Levi 4 Purnell. Snow Hill, Md.
Miss Priscilla Upshur, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mrs. Mamie Dryden.
Mr.. r. f Taylor. of Goodwill. was
visitor at the MESSENGER office Mon
day.
George W. Wonnell. the butcher,
has good pork sausage and new buck
wheat flour.
Mr.. J. Upshur Polk. of Salisbury.
was in Snow Hill Monday and Thursday
on legal business.
Mrs John w Station has been visit
ing at the home of Y. p Wharton. Esq,
Stockton, this week.
Mrs. George Payne. of Chinco-
teague Island. visited Mr.. and Mrs Hor.
ace Payne this week.
To Loan-on mortgage or private
security, $4,000. $500 or $1,000. K. X.
Wilson. Snow Hill. Md.
For sale or exchange, Columbia
Graphophone. complete with , dozen re-
cords. Apply to J. Arthur Price.
Bishop Adams preached one of his
most excellent sermons i'll All Hallows
Church here last Sunday morning.
Loss of appetite is an ailment that
L..
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures them all.
Henry q. Conrad. a well known
Wilmington lawyer, teaches commercial
law to the students of Goldey College.
We had much needed rain Monday
night which settled the dust and made
the roads better for farmers attending
Court.
-Wonnell. the meat man and plain
and fancy grocer will supply your wants
for the table. Purchases delivered
promptly.
Mrs. Annie Petit. nee Esham. has
returned to her home i'll North Carolina
after spending several weeks here with
her parents.
There will preaching in the Pres.
byterian Church by the pastor 20 NOR
row morning and evening and at Stock
ton in the nfternoon.
The Ladies of the NJ L. Church will
serve oysters next Tuesday, November,
4th, in the room between Mr.. j. w.
Vincents and Mrs. V. 5. Townsend's.
Please bear in mind that we cannot
do everything at the end of the week.
All chances for arf.i.l an
ments should be in not later than We'd
nesday.
j. w Willis, section man on the
p. w. & b. X. r., was struck by train
at Delmar last week and severely in
jured, having three ribs broken, and his
shoulder blade dislocated.
Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Wicomico County, +. 4. Toadvine,
Esq, and daughter Martha, were guests
of Mr.. G. l.. Vincent Wednesday Miss
Martha remained until to-day.
Look over the sales of personal pro-
perty on the first page of the MEsSEN-
GER. The sample ballot and election
advertising, also other legal advertising,
will be found on the last page
The sermons AT the Christian Church
Sunday will both be on the PARALLELS.
Morning subject The Sower," Matt.
IL, 3-s; 1928. Evening subject, 1.-The
Two Debtors Luke I. 4l-i3.
(which would you rather have
half ton of coal or jug of corn H.
quor:'' Now. Marse Tom. you knows
very well dat amt got no stoves in my
house r'-Atlanta Constitution.
A vote for Ellegood means a vote to
help take the protective tariff from the
Steel Trust, the Sugar Trust, the Oil
Trust, and three hundred other Trusts
made rich by the Mckinley Tariff
Mrs r. b Parsons and little daugh-
ter Julia. returned 10 their home in
Kinston last Thursday Mrs. Parsons
has been spending several months with
relatives in Snow Hill and Franklin
City.
Every Christian man, woman and
child in the First Congressional District
should be for James f. Ellegood for
Congress. He stands for all that is
highest in politics, as well as in church
and society.
The law Office in the Court House,
formerly occupied by Collins aud Jones,
has been newly decorated. refurnished,
another door cut and otherwise i'm
proved by States Attorney, II. ID. Jones,
who now occupies it.
-Lost.-Strayed from the home of
Elijah Carmean, about two weeks ago.
a white beagle Eound with brown ears
and brown spots on back. Answers to
name of Diamond Suitable reward if
returned to Arthur Carmean,
Mr.. J. w Bassitt. of Georgetown,
Del, was visitor i'll Worcester county
this week selling the plants of the straw
berry raspberry, "a new fruit grown by
him at Georgetown. and the plants of
which were brought from California.
Quite number of people came in
during Court and paid for the MEsSEN-
GER. There are hundreds vet who owe
for the paper that we want to step right
mp to the Captains office and settle. We
are not running this paper for fun or
glory.
We notice by the 81. John'S CoH,gian
that Mr.. T. Howard Collins of. this
town has been appointed I'd SergeaSt of
Company a. ST. Johns College caSev
corps Mr.. Harry Doughcrty. IA form&
Worcester boy. is 18th Sergeant Of the
same Company.
A great revival of religion has Seen
in progress at Beth Eden Baptist