Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-10-11

O'Clock p. m. The public is cordially
invited.
Mr.. Asher Campbell has been away
this week buying good horses and mules
and asks you to see his stock before you
purchase.
-Wonnell. the meat man and plain
and fancy grocer will supply your wants
for the table. Purchases delivered
promptly.
Nice line of dress trimmings i'll
black and colored appliques. stitched and
corded bands. jets. etc. Mrs. V S.
Townsend
Miss Mary Townsend daughter of
James p. Townsend. Esq, left MONDAY
for Wilmington where she has entered
Goldey's College.
William Denny secretary of the Del
aware Insurance Co, of Dover Delaware.
was in Snow Hill Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week.
r. J. Maclean, business manager of
Goldey College has charge of the EN-
ployment Department which places the
graduates in positions.
Lovers of flowers will find all colors
double and single Imported Dutch Hya-
cinths at p. +. Wharton and Sons,
Stockton, at cents each.
Miss Mary Musselman, who has been
spending several week here at the home
of DIR. George w. Bishop, has returned
to per home in Pennsylvania.
EMr. +. Hobbs, for many years pro-
prfetor of the Eastern Shore" Hotel.
Vt Oaean City. died Monday night of
general debility, aged n years.
Mr.. Clarence Tilghman and sister.
Miss BERTHE, of Whiton, spent few
days of this with their brother Mr..
Henry Tilghman of Pricess Anne.
We have purchased nice stock of
goods suitable for wedding presents.
Will arrive during this month. Don't
forget this. DR.. Panl Jones, druggist.
Miss Annie Morgan is home from
an extended visit to her sister ut Free
hold. n. j. She is a very popular young
lady and makes friends everywhere she
goes.
After our regular delivery Saturday
October 18th. our ice wagon will be
withdrawn. Ice can be secured there
after at the ice house. w. d. Corddry &
Son.
Legal advertisements will be found
on the Sth page of this issue. o. ID. Col
Inns, Trustee will sell the Priscie Mil
bourne property next Tuesday. See ad.
vertisement.
Full line of school supplies. New
stock just received. as first supply has
already been disposed Of Tablets, pen.
ellis, states, ink. etc. DIR. Paul Jones'
drug store.
The Salisbury National Bank has
been made government depository to
the extent of $4,000. The individual
deposits in this bank amount to more
than $24O.OOO.
Mrs. Swan. of Lambertville, n. J.,
who has been spending the week with
Mrs. Y. p. Wharton. returned to Snow
Hill yesterday and is the guest of Mrs.
g. l.. Vincent.
MIR. Charles Timmons of the firm
of Hastings & Timmons has been in the
city this week purchasing the fall and
winter stock of goods for the new firm
See their big ad. in another column.
Mrs. Robert w. Townsend was
stricken down with paralysis on Wednes.
dfy might and is now seriously ill., Her
don, DIR. Frank Townsend. is here, al
so Mrs. Van Northrup. her daughter.
Hon. William II. jackson was
visitor in Snow Hill Thursday and was
piloted around town by Mr.. A. p
Barnes, who introduced him to our peo-
pie. He left in the afternoon for POGO.
moke City.
The Salvation Army brigade have
struck their big tents at Easton ami
gone to New York city. where there
will be great gathering of Salvation
lists to meet General Booth who is OH
his way there.
Mr. III. +. Harmonson telegraphs
the MESSENGER from Terre Haute, In
diana, that he is OH his way home with
a car load of choice mules for the farm
ers of Worcester County, and he wants
you to see them.
Rev. Claude g. Jones has been
offered the position of assistant Pastor
of the Ninth St, Christian Church,
Washington, ID. c., church having
eleven hundred members. He has con-
cluded not to accept.
Members of ST. Paul's, Berlin, are
arranging for the beautiful Harvest
Home services to be held on October Odd
and 24th. Rev. David Howard, the
Rev. r. q. Hamilton aud Bishop Adj
ans are the preachers.
Mrs. Alexander Russell, who has
been spending several weeks here with