Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-03-08
LOCALS.

DIR. +. : Dashiell will be in Berlin
next Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. James NJ. Dorman
visited his sister at Klej Grange last
Monday.
See DIR. Paul Jones new advertise
ment of paints and garden seeds on the
Sth page.
y Mr.. Edgar Fontain. of Pocomoke
City. was visitor in Snow Hill last
Tuesday
MIR. William McAllen. of West p.
o, was visitor TO the MESSENGER office
last Tuesday
Miss Lille Waters. of Stockton. was
visitor to friends in Snow Hill part
of this week
Highest cash prices paid for all kind
of raw furs. Ship or write 5. J. Speal,
Camden, Del.
All persons owing me ON book ac-
count are requested to settle at once
Mrs. V. ). Townsend.
-Wanted-A thoroughbred, black
Menorca rooster Address with price,
Postmaster, Spence, Md.
For Sale-A good driving black
horse. Any lady can handle and will
sell cheap. w. I. Hearne.
We have had sufiiciency of rain
and the farmers have not been able to
do any blowing because of it.
Mr. and Mrs. X. James McAllen
and little son Warren. spent few days
of this week at Chincoteague.
-Electa Chapter Eastern Star will
: sneet in Masonic Hall next Friday even
ing. A full attendance is desired.
Rev. J. b North is at Stockton
this week holding special services in
Gunby Presbyterian Church.
Editor 5. NJ. Crockett, of the Ho,ccs-
ter Democrat, was a welcome caller at
the MESSENGER Office "Wednesday.
You should not feel tired all the
time-healthy people don't-you won't
if You cake Hoods Sarsaparillla for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Carmean, of Cape
Charles, Va, are visiting at the home of
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Car.
mean, in this town.
-Wonnell.s is the place to get fresh
and salt meats of all kinds and fresh
groceries. He delivers all goods prompt
ly, anywhere in town.
II you want seed patotoes we call
your attention to the adj Of J. b.
Savage. Franktown. Va, which APP
pears in another column.
Taxpayers, look out am making
up NV list of unpaid taxes. Are You
one of the delinquents: | shall adver-
tise at once. r. G. Peters. Collector.
The ladies of Whatcoat NJ. + Church
are preparing for a birthday party, 10
be held in the old church. Easter Mon
day evening. Invitations will be issued
later.
-Lost-S omcwhcre in the town of
Snow Hill either on the street. in the
Court, House or hotel, one $50 note or
bill. \ liberal reward if returned To
this office.
The steamer Pocomoke did not ar
--ive here until Thursday morning be-
cause of the stormy condition of the
weather during her trip down from
Baltimore.
The bill IN the Honsr Of Delega'e>
providing for portion of the Road ami
Bridge tax 10 he divided between r.,
comoke City. Berlin and Snow Hill has
been reported favorably and will prob
ably become law.
-Epworth League service Sundav
evening at 6.45 O'Clock in the lecture
room OF the Methodist Episcopal Church, |
Topic. THE Secret nf Endurance"
Hebrews II, 24-21 Everybody is cor
daily invited to be present.
We have had the highest tides in
and around Snow Hill for thc past few
days known for wears. Quite IA num-
Der of cellars in the business part of the. |
town Were flooded aud the wharyes |
have been inundated all the week
Mr.. W. T. Hearne. our popular
undertaken, has purchased fine pair of |
seal brown hearse horses for his busi
ness. Mr.. Hearne unfortunately lost |
one of his pair Of blacks some time ago. |
and he advertises the other for sale in |
to-day's paper
For sale-The binding ON Washing !
ington street known as Purnell'> Hall. |
price $500; also lot on corner If Hill
and Martin Streets. and adjoining double
house and lot. price 800 Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply TO o. NJ. Purnell
Ellen Robins has sold her Duer
Neck farm to David o. Moore and Rob
ert Short, of Delaware. for 81 800 They
will erect mill on tine farm sometime
in the near future This farm borders
ON the Sinepuxent Bay and is about six
miles from Snow Hill
A number of farmers in this vicin.
ity are of the opinion that there will be-
a good peach crop next summer provided
something unexpected does not occur To
damage the trees or buds. No doubt
some Of the trees in the State were
damaged by the recent storm
-Corbit Timmons. freight brake.
man IN tn IN )l Y of the T. " & b
railroad, was Instantly KILLED in th,.
west yaro at Wilmington, a 4 late hour
Tuesday night by falling beneath Ills
tram. His head was severed aud the
trunk frightfully mangled aud both
his arms cut off near the shoulders
Governor Smith and Senator Moore
Game down from Annapolis Monday Ia
attend the sale of the Furnace Property
and other real estate advertised by them
as Trustees. They returned To their
iuties in Annapolis on Wednesday
While here the Governor met many Of
ais old friends who gave him hearty
Teeting.
-Adjutant Kemp aud his Salvation
rmy Brigade are doing "A good work ON