Democratic messenger., 1902-11-15
LOCALS.


$1,000 to loan in sums of $500 and
over. Robley ID. Jones.
DIR. Beverly North arrived home
from Baltimore Saturday night
Mrs. ii. G. Turner. of Laurel. Del
aware, is visiting Miss Esther Bennett.
Oliver ID. Collins, Esq returned to-
day from a business trip tn Richmond,
Va.
Rabbits are reported to he plentiful
and in fine condition throughout Cecil
County.
! DIR Frank Townsend, of Sharptown
has been here several days on visit tn
his parents.
Mr.. James Wilson. who has been
in Baltimore for some months returned
Wednesday.
George w Wonnell. the butcher,
has good pork sausage and new buck
wheat -four.
Ten of the largest business firms
employ seventy of the graduates of
Goldey College.
BE sure to attend the festival in
Odd Fellows building next Thursday.
November Goth.
Ex-senator John 5. Writ. of Elk
ton. has assumed the editorship of the
Cecil Democrat.
M Myra Blades, of Girdletree,
spe uesday in Snow Hill with Miss
Ms Straughn.
E. Harry Davidson. of Berlin, was
he Wednesday adjusting the Episco.
ps hurch organ.
Mr. and Mrs. @. l.. Vincent and
= ghter, Miss Beulah, are in Balti-
:e for a day or two.
To Loan-on mortgage or private
security, $4,000. $500 or $1,000. +. X.
Wilson. Snow Hill, Md.
A large pipe organ is soon to be
placed in the assembly hall of Memor-
ial Hall at Tome Institute.
Mrs William A. McAllen left Tues
day for Baltimore, where she will make
two weeks visit to friends.
-Wanted-Three good men to work
on farm by month or day. Houses and
wood furnished. + G.. Barnum. Row
ley Farm. Taylor's Landing.
Mrs. Mary Hancock returned home
from Berlin Monday after few days
visit to her mother near Berlin.
Mrs. Horace Payne and daughter
Miss Margaret. are visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ingram, i'll Baltimore.
Mrs Spence left on "Wednesday for
Salisbury on her way To College Park.
where she will spend the winter.
Miss Insley, of Crisfield, arrived in
Snow Hill Saturday and is continuing
her studies under Prof. Bocttcher.
From the best information we can
get there is little prospect of getting
coal here before the first of the year.
-Wanted-middle aged white WON
an tn assist in general house work Adj
dress p. o. Box 1913, Middlctown, Del.
-Notice-House wanted in or near
Snow Hill for the year 1898 Ii any in
formation is wanted, call at this office.
Miss Mamie Hill spent Saturday
and Sunday in Berlin with her sisters,
Mrs. James L. Birch and Mrs J. G..
Coffin.
As preventive as well as curative
medicine, Hoods Sarsaparilla Is pre-
eminent-its great merit is fully estab.
lished.
-Wonnell. the meat man and plain
and fancy grocer will supply your wants
for the table. Purchases delivered
promptly.
"A festival will he held in the school
house at Klej Grange next "Wednesday
night. November 18Th. You are invited
to be present.
See the new al. of J. w. Vincent,
jeweler. which appears on the page
His stock is large and varied enough to
please everybody.
Tuesday was IA record breaking day
in the office of the Clerk of Court for
Dorchester County; ten marriage Ii,
Censes were issued.
Services will be held in Stockton
Presbyterian Church tn morrow sun.
day morning and evening. by the pas
tor. Rev. J. b. North.
-Messrs. +. Hill llman. ofA<Iej Grange.
and Everett j. Bevans. of Pocomoke
City were among the callers at the MES.
Charley Mumford. sou of Police.
man Sidney J Mumford. of Baltimore
returned home from an enjoyable visit
TO his grandparents here
Mrs. John | Sturgis arrived home
"Wednesday from "a visit To relatives i'm
Pennsylvania. Her many friends here
were very glad to have her return.
Mrs. +. NJ Jones, of Georgetown.
and little grand daughter, Dorothy
burdette, of Smyrna. visited Mrs. X.
James McAllen Sunday and Monday.
We are still making those fine plat
inum photographs for 81 20 dozen.
We have made great manv sittings
and everybody is satisfied. Tilghman
q Clogg.
For Sale-One 90 III T. Boiler. one
40 III. y. Engine, one saw frame and
carriage, one smoke stack, price $3.50 if
sold and removed from my wharf bv
December lst. Oliver ID. Collins.
The old wooden fence around the
Nj. r. cemetery has been removed to
make way for new and attractive IRON
one which the Trustees have contracted
for, and which is shortly to be erected.
There was one arrest made in Prin-
cess Anne for alleged bribery. The ac.
cused, John Fooks, denied the charge.