Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-04-05
LOCALS.

$1,000 to loan on first mortgage or
good security. ..Sewell t Riley.
Mr. Jerome Wimbrow. of Whaley-
vile, was in Snow Hill Tuesday
Mr. Daniel c. Hudson, of Berlin,
was here on business last Tuesday
Mr.. Frank Byrd. of Pocomoke. was a
visitor TO Snow Hill last Saturday.
Father Mickle held services in the
Catholic Church here Wednesday morn
ing.
Sorrow has more lives than cat
when man undertakes to drown it in
drink.
The season when some fine strings
of fish yarns will be caught is near at
hand.
Even the professional strong man
is up against il when 1t comes to lifting
mortgage.
Miss Edna Ritchie and Mr. John
Hancock were married in Berlin last
Saturday week.
Mr. and Mrs J. s Hill and son
William, of Stockton. spent Monday
with relatives in town.
i have just received a schooner load
of North Carolina shingles. Give me a
call. Thomas p. Selby.
.R.s Annie Bonneville spent the
Easter holidays with her mother, Mrs.
Esther Bonneville. here.
Services will be held in the Snow
Hill Presbyterian church tomorrow
Sunday morning and evening.
-Scrofula is a bad thing to inherit or
acquire bus there is this about it-Hood' S
Sarsaparilla completely cures even the
worst cases.
-Wonnell,s is the place to get fresh
and salt meats of all kinds and fresh
groceries. He delivers all goods prompt
ly, anywhere in town.
Mrs. Edgar Payne. who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.gia Hayman, at
Kingstown Station. returned home Sat.
urday last. much please with her trip.
Mr.. William .Ellinger has oyster
plants for sale. which he is Offering at
reasonable prices. Read his advertise
ment in another column of this paper
-Wanted-To purchase for cash. an
interest in, or the entire business of "A
prosperous mercantile establishment in
Snow Hill. Address A. MESSENGER
office.
A drummer on the road to Stockton
the other day was overtaken by another
who asked what he was selling. Drugs"
was the reply. Go ahead said the
former. sell tomb stones
The members of Ocean Lodge No. 81 A.,
/. d. o. +. are requested to be- in attend
ance at our next meeting Tuesday even
ing April s. 1902, as business of import
ance will come before the Lodge.
Christian Endeavur service at the
Presbyterian Church Sunday evening
at quarter TO seven o'clock. Subject.
Growing in Grace" Miss Eloise Pur-
nell, leader. Everybody welcome.
Evening prayer and sermon at Stock
ton. by Rev. Mr.. Butler, ON the coming
Sunday. Bishop Adams will preach
and confirm at All Hallows, Snow HILL
on Tuesday Sth inst at 80 o'clock p.
Show your appreciation of the work
of the Firemen next Friday night by
going to their festival and buying lib.
orally what they will have for sale.
They deserve all and more than our pc y
pie do for them.
The following were elected Vestry.
men of All Hallows Parish last Monday
evening: Messrs. 4. ID. Irwin, John J.
Collins, +. 5. Dashiell, l. +. Boehm,
f. p. Davis. r. 5. Stagg. w. f. John.
son, William G.. Kerbin.
The Firemen will hold an oyster sup
per and festival in Collins Hall next
Friday night. You are invited to take
part in making it "A success by helping
in the preparation and participating in
the enjoynents of the evening
Rev. Mr. CAN'T on Sunday April
eth, will have concluded the third year
of his rectorship of Worcester Parish
At the morning service in st Paul's,
Berlin. Rev. Mr.. CAN'T will repeat. by
request, nis history of the Parish
ove-Mr. Francis J. Dryden, of Somerset
ent nty. died last Saturday and his
yonaains were taken tO Princess Anne
comD'iay for interment He was a broth
~ "a, siiieeh.',obert J. Dryden, SO well known
paneled arc was killed by railroad
the sp.endora nsylvania last summer.
tory, rNices were heid IN the
1his view. OF W Hill last Sunday. All
NJ ~ o,,,I,ro, emile were beautifully
TO dust the former intiful flowers and
any prefer incarceration. lc. al Inv tho ,o
Wi,hoat cayil or protest. III
become - crowded that crenM. r.. Church
universally adopted By law ned his fare
general consent. Many OF tho
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