Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-02-22
LOCALS.

Mrs. Patterson. of Crisfield. is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. J. :. Price.
-Wanted-A lot of old, common pig
cons ut once for cash. j. Arthur Price.
For prices on papers aud magazines
write John :. Wharton. Stockton, Md.
For choice second crop seed potatoes
write 10 J. b. Savage. Franktown, Va.
Special services will be held at Klej
Grange, Feb. 23d ut 10 i. m. and 80 p.
m.
Owing TO the heavy snow storm. the
Baltimore mail failed To reach Us on
Tuesday.
Highest cash prices paid for all kind
of raw furs. Ship or write :. j. Speal,
Camden, Del.
MIR. j. J Hill visited his daughters.
Mrs. J. G.. Coffin and Mrs. J L Birch.
near Berlin. this week.
A full line of spring dress goods
ami ginghams just received. See them.
Mrs. w. +. Dukes +. Co.
All persons owing me on book ac-
count are requested To settle at once.
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
The Caroline san will be the name
of a paper that will shortly be published
at Ridgely by DIR. Goldsborough.
Il have just put in a complete line
of white goods. the largest / ever car
ried. Mrs. w. +. Dukes & Co.
Better out than in'-that hdmor
+. that you notice. To be sure it's out and
all ont, take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Miss Josie Drummond, of Balu-
more county. has been visiting at the
home of Mr. \. d. Irwin this week.
There will be preaching at the NJ.
p. Church Sunday morning and even
ing and at NasSawango at 2.30 p. m.
When the thaw comes it is probable
that the roads will be very bad and
travelling a burden to man ana beast
The fourth Quarterly Conference
for Snow Hill Circuit, NJ. p. Church.
will be held in Snow Hill Tuesday.
March 18th. at , 30 p. III.
Mrs. Charles Bodley and children,
of Oak Hall, Va, and Miss Katie Den.
mis-. of Newark, are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Catharine Bowen.
Miss Zenia Bounds. of Baltimore,
and Miss Mary Wonnell. of Whiteburg,
who have been visiting Mrs. George W.
Wonnell, nave returned TO their homes.
Mr.. Gavin b. Long. proprietor of
the Hotel Calvert, this town. says he
will move his family TO Snow Hill in
the Spring. They are now residing i'll
Pocomoke City.
Mr. VIM. J Hancock. OF Box Iron,
offers his farm at public sale Tuesday.
March. 4th. at 2.30 o'clock. This is an
opportunity 10 buy small farm cheap.
See advertisement in another column.
Don't forget that You can get the
ch DIGEST of beef. fruits. etc, for mince-
meat at Wonnell's Finest pork and
beef st eaks and roasts also here. All
orders left with US delivered promptly
\ Oysters have been scarce here on ac-
count of the freeze up. The oystermen
are complaining that this season has
been a bad one all around They meet
with first one trouble and then another.
On the Sth page will be found an
advertisement of Thu NWDp >onth-the
greatest Southern literary weekly Ii
is a most excellent publication and we
advise our readers to comply with the
request made in the advertisement.
For sale-The building on Washing
ington street known as Purnell's Hall,
price $500; also u lot on corner Of Hill
and Martin Streets. and adjoining double
house and lot. price 500. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply 10 o. u. Purnell
Mrs. Susan Spurrier, mother OF w.
r. Spurrier. Mrs NJ. L. Perseli. sister
of Mrs. Spurrier. and Mr.. John Persell,
of Baltimore, and Mrs f. .Jorden, of Mt.
Washington. attended the funeral of
VIM. X. Spurrier and spent several days
here this week.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian church will meet
next "Wednesday afternoon AT 3 o'clock
ie lecture room. Subjects. 1.-The In
ans" and christian China All la
.ties cordially welcome whether mem
beers of the society or not.
The Sharptown Marine Railway
Company will turn ont in September
one of the largest vessels ever built in
lower Delaware shipyards. The vessel
will be built under contract between
Captain John I Griffith. If Seafnrd.
and other we'll known business men.
When you lack energy, do NOT relish
your food. feel dull aud stupid, after eat
ing. all you need lisa dose Chamberlain s
Stomach and Liver Tablets They will
make you feel like new man aud give
an appetite like "A bear. For sale BIZ p.
ID. Cottingham & Co., Snow Hill, Md.
"A bill TO abolish the license of $50
upon dealers IN paper wrapped cigar
etts is before the legislature II rho
license was raised u 500 il would be-
blessing 10 the growing generation. "a
it would save many young man from
home in an asylum or perhaps death.
This Is the way in which Kansas
editor POLITICALLY lays 4 boquet at the
feet of his best girl: There is gladness
in her gladness when she's giad-there
is sadness in her sadness when she's
sad-but the gladness of her gladness
nor the badness of her sadness is nothing
to her madness when she's mad. =
We have often heard the question
asked what would is cost to shoe horse.
paying one cent for the first nail. two
for the secopd. and double the amount
every time for the 81 nails According
to one of our High School pupils the