Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-12-06

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Don TAIL 20 advertise your Christ
mas goods if you want. to get clear OF
them.
George w Wonnell. the butcher,
has good pork sausage and new buck
wheat -four.
To Loan-on mortgage or private
security, $4,000. $500 or $1,000. +. X.
Wilson, Snow Hill. Md.
Misses Minnie and Hazel Wilson
spent a part of this and last week visit
ing friends in Baltimore.
Mrs. James r. Purnell. who has
been visiting friends i'll Philadelphia,
returned home last week.
Attention is called TO the new adj
vertisement of l. II. Merrill, Pocomoke
City. Real the advertisement.
A large number of students will
enter Goldey College January |. Ask
the College for the new catalogue.
-Wanted-middle aged white wom-
: an to assist in general house work. Ad
dress p. o. Box 1913, Middletown, Del.
Miss May Hearthway, of Green
backville, Va, is visiting Mrs. w. q.
Downes and other friends in Snow Hill.
Mr.. Arthur d. Foster, well known
to the people of this county, is i'll at his
home in Baltimore, with malarial fever
Justice of the Peace William l.
Rounds was in Baltimore this week as
witness in the United States District
Court.
Mr.. L. w. Crew. of Kent County,
is here on visit to Mr.. George Q. Van
Dyke.
Miss Mollie Townsend returned
home last Tuesday from visit to Mrs,
S. NJ. Morgan at Milford.
-Wonnell. the meat man and plain
and fancy grocer will supply your wantZ
for the table Purchases delivered
promptly.
Miss Ella Davis went to Philadel-
phia Wednesday to have her eyes treat
ed. She was accompanied by Miss
Aline Causey.
We furnish beautiful wedding in
vltations at the MESSENGER Office at far
less than you can get them i'll the city.
Our work is first-class.
We desire to thank those friends
who have responded promptly TO the
bills we have sent them within the past
week.
-Poisons accumulate in the system
when the kidneys are sluggish-blotch-
es and bad complexion result-take
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Misses Sterling, of Crisfeld.
who have been visiting Miss Lille
Howard, returned to their home on the
steamer last Thursday.
Next week Dr. Beverly North at
his office in Odd Fellows Hall. will be
prepared to do bridge, crown. plate and
all difficult dental work.
Miss Abercombie, of Baltimore, re.
turned home last Saturday after spend
ing week here very pleasantly with
her friend. Mrs. John W. Station.
Rev ID. NJ Austin. after spending
several weeks here. returned TO his
home at Big Stone Gap. Va. last Thurs
dav to resume his pastoral duties there.
AT the third quarterly conference
of the Avenue NJ. +. Church. Milford.
Del, Rev S. NJ. Morgan was unani-
mously invited TO return for the second
year.
The pastor will preach at the Christ
ian Church Sunday morning and even
ing. Subjects: / a. m. "To day land
To morrow" 7.3O p M, THE Lost
Son."
Maryland School Commissioners
met i'm Baltimore this week. Several
members of the Worcester Board were
in attendance. President Powell was
there.
DIR. Beverly North has returned from
Washington, where he went TO purchase
full line of instruments and up to date
Appliances for doing first class dental
work. IL
Sunday. Ito morrow there will be
preaching morning aud evening. in the
Presbyterian Church by the pastor,
Rev. Joseph b. North. All are cordially
welcome.
We are still making those fine plat
mum photographs for $l.20 a dozen.
We have made great many sittings
and every body is satisfied. Tilghman
& Clogg.
The Rev. VIM. Butler has been
confined TO his bed for week with
painful illness. but his doctor thinks he
will be able to be at his place in church
on Sunday morning.
Thomas J. Herman has large lot
of building material. including heart
shingles, heart framing. bricks, etc,
which will be sold at onceA Thomas J.
Herman, Snow Hill, Nd.
"A meeting of Electa Chapter, No
10, Eastern Star, will be held in Masonic
Hall next Friday evening, December
18th at which new officers will be elect.
ed. All members are urged TO attend.
Married, at the New Light Baptist
Church in Pocomoke CltA, bn November
27th. by Rev. Mr.. Pruitt,N MIR John w.
Hammond, of near Pocoypke and Miss
Jennie p. Bethards of MaNon station,
Somerset county.
The Vert End Book Club will meet
With Mrs North Monday evening at
which time the books will be drawn.