Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-05-31

mencement exercises at that institution,
June Sth to 18th, Senator Money, of
Mississippi, will address the graduates
Mr.. Paul Ormsby, the nineteen year
old son of Mr.. Ormsby of the Williams
Point farm near Shelltown. died OH
last Thursday morning. About two
weeks ago the young man stuck a nail
in his foot from which lockjaw resulted.
james ID. Hack wishes to inform
his patrons that he has just received a
complete line of paints and varnishes
manufactured by the Acme White Lead
and Color Works. Detroit. These goods
are guaranteed first class in every par
ticular.
All persons having bills against
Worcester County are hereby notified
to file the same properly certified with
j. Edward White. Treasurer. on or be
fore June 18th, 1902 or such accounts
will not be paid out of the levy of 1902.
BY order. County Commissioners.
| If you want Il choice sack of family
flour, call for sample sack of the Der
lin Roller Mills" Brands: Just Right"
Satisfaction, White Lily" and Gold.
en- Light" at your leading merchants,
McAllen Bros. w. L. Cuff & Co, and
&. NJ. Dryden. ID. II. Adams, Manager.
l3t.
Governor Smith has accepted an IN
vitation to deliyer the diplomas to the
graduates of the Women's College of
Frederick on Commencement day. June
D. He will also attend the memorial ex-
ercises of Alexander Young Camp,
Confederate Veterans. of Baltimore,
June q.
The Electric Light Company has
hung an arc light in front of the Court
House just to show the public what can
be done in the way of illumination. We
understand the Company has made a
proposition to City Council to light the
business section with arc lights Give
us more light
-Children's Day services will be held
at the Christian Church Sunday even
ing at eight O'Clock. This is an event
always looked forward to with great
pleasure, and the children who hope to
make it a success will be glad to well
come all visitors. Preaching in the
morning at IL O'Clock.
The Georgetown, Del. papers give
notice that Adjutant Kemp's Salvation
Army Brigade is making arrangements
to go to Georgetown as soon rs they
complete their work in Lcwes. They
will hold services in tent in that town
and will continue to use tent during
the summer months.
The Ladies Aid Society. of Bethlehem
Baptist Church will hold festival next
Wednesday June 4th) in the school
house hall at Klej Grange. Ice cream.
cake. lemonade and other delicacies of
the season will be served. Proceeds
for the benefit of the church. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement in another column of Mrs.
Mary A. Jones. ExecutriX of James N.
Jones, deceased, wherein she advertises
the valuable farm of said deceased lying
near Girdletree. this county, for sale.
on June Gath. 1902. at , 800 clock p III.
Samuel III. Townsend, Esq. being her
Attorney.
MIR. David S. Hudson who has been
employed as clerk for L. ii. Collins for
number of years, has rented the store
house formerly occupied by Mrs. V. S.
Tdwnsghd next to G. II. Parsons con-
fectoTery store and is now opening up
a niye line of general merchandise.
Daye\is a reliable, industrious young
mk An ADD we wish him success in his
venture.
The commencement exercises of the
Girdletree High School will be held
on Thursday evening, June 18th, in
Red Mems Hall. Snow Hill High
School, will be held on Friday evening
June 18th, and Stockton High School.
on Monday evening, June 18th Berlin
High School. Friday evening. June 18TH
Pocomoke date we have not yet been
able To ascertain.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Hester Clayvillc. daughter of
George Clayville. Esq. to Mr.. f. King
Wilson. The ceremony will be sol.
emnized at Whatcoat NJ. f. Church,
lhis town. Wednesday morning. June
18th. Miss 6layville is the popular
teacher of Box Iron School and Mr..
Wilson is Employed on the P. w. & b.
Railroad at Wilmington.
The N. Y, p. & N. r. II. started
a train of tank cars. filled with crude
petroleum. from Delmar last Thursday
morning, and the right of way to Cape
Charles will be thoroughly sprinkled in
order to lay the dust. An automatic
spraying apparatus is attached and
throws sufficient oil to saturate the soil
a distance of several feet on either lie