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

Miss Ida Paradee. of this county
and Mr.. Grice Payne, of New Church.
Va We're married az Good Will Metho-
dist Episcopal Church "Wednesday even
by Rev. f. H. Nelson. The ceremony
was witnessed bv n large number of the
young friends of the happy couple and
they were the recipients of hearty con
gratulations from all of them.
The schooner Daniel Brown, lum.
Der laden. from Norfolk for New York,
was ashore ON Turner's Lump. three
miles off shore. below Lcwes. for sew
eral hours Tuesday. The Assateague
lifesavers ran anchors out from her at
high tide. and by hauling on them sue
ceeded in getting her afloat. Early in
the afternoon the schooner proceeded
on her VOYAGE. leaking slightly.
We are in receipt of letter from
near Berlin this week. with several in.
teresting items which we would like Ia
publish. but the writer failed TO sign
his or her name. and the letter went into
the waste basket. Friends, we cannot
publish communications unless they
come TO rs signed. We will not publish
your name. but must have it for our
protection against such impositions as
was practiced ON us last month
The MARYLAND Sunday school Union
held Its annual meeting and election
Wednesday. President Goldsborough
:. Griffith read his thirty ninth report
and the fifty of the Union, which
shows that il has established over 1000
schools and has membership of over
10000 pupils. Superintendent George
III. Mock read his annual report, which
showed that III the past year he had
visited ID counties and delivered l53 adj
dresses.
In Indictment weather the man who
exposes himself bids for severe cold
i'll the head and usually gets it. And
the cold neglected or improperly treated
becomes nasal catarrh, a disease as OBJ
stinate as il is offensive Don't waste
time with medicines that dry and
irritate the membrane. but cure your
self speedily with Ely's Cream Balm.
the recognized specific or catarrh. Price
80 cents. Sold by druggists and by Ely
Brothers. IS Warren street. New York
THE Greatest Book in the World"
Christian Church Sunday morning at
IL o'clock. A beautiful diagram will
be used to illustrate the subject. In the
evening at 40 the pastor will discuss
The Wandering Israel in the Wilder
ness" y cordial invitation is extended
TO every one to be present. Especially
Is il desired that many attend the morn
ing service. Men who crave know
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thrown on the Scriptures
Miss Lucy Driscoll and Mr.. Elijah
Lank Were married at the home of Mr..
Harry Juckett last Wednesday evening
by Rev Avery Donavan. A number of
the friends of the young couple We're in
vited TO witness the ceremony, and par
take of the good things prepared by Mr.
and Mrs. Juckett for them. After the
ceremony the calithumpians gave one
of their characteristic serenades. Miss
Driscoll's parents live in Salisbury and
Mr.. Lank is employed in the whip fac
tory here. They will make their home
in Snow Hill.
Now once again we grid the loin
and with fellow feeling join in hus-
Ting for the clinking coin TO send our
wife and daughters. to quaff the free
and salty air that seems to Turk most
everywhere to pull our groaning purse
for fair-the purse that feeds the waters:
hut oh , some day We'll have our turn,
and where the festive fishes churn the
turbid we will go and burn our cash:
when we've begun it there'll be long
domestic fret DER bad examples they
have set. and they will wish. you'd bet
ter bet. they'd never gene and done il I,
NeWT
Quite number of people attended
the sale of he real estate aud vessel
property sold here last Tuesday bv
Governor Smith. Senator Moore and
Mr.. Marion L. Hargis, Executors under
the will of the late George S. Richard
son. The largest tract of land sold was
the Old Furnace Property. celebrated in
George Alfred Townsend's novel, The
'Entailed Hat. and on which was 10
Gated the iron furnace operated by the
late Judge Thomas Spence This tract
abounds i'll iron ore which we believe is
valuable and at some time in the near
future will be mined and the old time
business activity on the Furnace prop
erty will be renewed, especially if the
Queen Anne's Railroad runs through il.
Mr. Thomas NJ Purncll was the pur-
chaser ~ $1,000. He also bought the
schooners "George ) Richardson.
Minnie Warfield," and delaware
Mr.. John West was the purchaser of
the Ebeu Rounds Mace at $3.50