Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-08-09
LOCALS.

IOOI t@os
-$20O0 to loan on first mortgage Call
on j. Samuel Price.
Ten firms alone employ seventy
graduates of Goldey College.
For Rent-Fairficld Seaside farm
near Spence. Mrs. K. a Robins.
You can get fresh beef and lamb al
Wonnell's as well as choice ham and
broiling beef.
Il have for sale or rent desirable
dwelling house in Snow Hill. William
+. johnson.
The Snow Hill Fire Department
had a very enjoyable excursion to Ocean
City Thursday.
Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up a
broken down system. II begins its work
right. that is, on the blood.
Our Spices produce the best results
in preserving. just the right flavor is
obtained. p ID. Cottingham & Co.
The West End Book Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. NJ. NJ. North next
Monday evening at the usual hour.
-Prickley Heat Powder is just what
you want to use after refreshing bath
these hot days. p. ID. Cotringham & Co.
Dom forget the b. O.& A. Ry Co. s
popular Thursday Excursion to Ocean
City. Go and take a dip in the Ocean.
Special low rates.
The best physic-Chamberlai S
Stomach and Liver Tablets. Easy to
take. Pleasant in effect. For Sale by
p. ID. Cottingham & Co.
1t is hard at all times to get some-
thing to eat anywhere but at Wonnell's,
here sou will always find something in
the way of meats and vegetables.
Thursday was "Forester's Day" at
Public Landing and many of our over
the river friends enjoyed their annual
outing at Snow Hills popular seaside
resort.
Owing to the absence from town of
Rev. Green. there will be no services in
the M. Z. Church TO morrow morning
In the evening Rev. William r. Hirons
of Newark. will preach.
Mrs. Augusta G. Bratten has rented
the dwelling house for 1902 now occu-
pied by Mr.. Earl Downey and belong
ing to Clayton J. Purnell, Esq. Mrs.
Downey will go to Baltimore next year
Mrs. A. V. Sturgis residing on the
road to Public Landing is very sick with
typhoid fever. Persons going and COM
ing from the bay will please bear this in
mind and not keep any more noise than
possible.
Democratic Primaries will be held
i'm the several election districts of Wor-
cester County on Saturday, August 30,
1902, for the election of Delegates to a
Convention TO assemble in Snow Hill
on Tuesday, September ?.
Christian Endeavor service in the
lecture room of the Presbyterian church
every Sunday evening Mt O'Clock. Sub
ject tomorrow night, "A Suggestion in
Addition" Everybody cordially wei.
come. Mrs. John |. Sturgis, leader.
The revival services which are be.
ing held at Trinity NJ. p. Church by
Rev. A. Donovan, assisted by Evangelists
Mitchell and Litsingcr, are being large
~ attended and are increasing in inter
est. Preaching Sunday ut o'clock
ana CLOCK p. III.
Corn Fritters.-To a pint of -four
add two beaten eggs. Beat well, then
add sweet milk to make batter as for
pancakes. and add "A teaspOonful of salt
Mix i'm cooked corn and drop by table.
spoonfuls IN hot fat. When a light
brown, turn. Drain Oh brown paper.
The friends and members of Mt.
Zion NJ p Church will hold "a box So
cial and festival in the grove adjoin.
ing the church, on the afternoon and
evening of "Wednesday, August 18th.
If the weather should be unfavorable
the festival will be held the next day.
Everybody is cordially invited.
Miss Bessie Long, who has been
spending several weeks with Miss Lily
Mason, left Tuesday last for Frankfort,
where she will spend "A few days before
returning to her home in Philadelphia
Miss Anna SOeder, who has also been
the guest of Miss Mason. returned TO
her home in Philadelphia Thursday.
Our Mayor and City Council did
two commendable things this week
One was the placing of an arc light at
the corner of Market and Church streets,
the other was the erecting of public
fountain Oh Washington street opposite
Purnell's hotel. Now let us have the
grass cut.
We are glad to see Mr.. William
Davis ar home again. after the painful
acci. lent he met with while at work in
the Vest Yard of the Mary land Division
of the Pennsylvania r. X at Whining.
ton Mr.. Davis, it will he recalled, was
engaged in coupling cars when he fell,
and mangled and bruised his leg so
badly that il had TO be amputated.
Capt. Jack" Agnew set his net OH
"Wednesday night for white perch and
on Thursday morning discovered hard
crab ftmly fastened in the meshes of
the net. This is rare occurrence this
far up the river. and the first time in
his experience that the Capt. has known
such "A thing to take place. Capt jack
says his ark gets more like the seas hore
every day.
Mrs Stella Henderson Ensor who
led ar her home in Baltimore recently.
ill b, remembered as the daughter of
r. ard Mrs. Henry Henderson, who
ged in Pocomoke City for number of
,ars Mrs. Henderson was also well
iow in Snow Hill where she had
m arm friends. She is survived
h lsband, Mr.. John Bosley Ensor,
children.
We are very sorry that the game of
ball between Snow Hill and Frank
nj Erankford