Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-05-10
LOCALS.

was in town last Tuesday.
MIR. VIM. X. Rayne, of Ocean City,
was visitor in Snow Hill last Tuesday
Governor Smith and family will re-
turn to their home in Snow Hill the first
of June.
Don't forget the Firemans' play at
the High School Hall next Thursday
evening.
No prettier shirtwaists are made
than can be found at Mrs v S Town
sends store.
Mr. G. p. Colona. Of Philadelphia.
has been visiting his parents at Stock
ton this week.
Come now and get your pick of
those pretty paraSols at my store. Mrs.
V. S. Townsend.
Mrs. Paul Jones and Mrs. 4. ID.
Irwin have returned home from visit
to friends in Baltimore
Miss Hessie Clayville left Thursday
morning for Baltimore. where she will
visit friends and relatives.
See the new ad of Burbagc. Powell
& Co.. Berlin, on the opposite page
they offer some rare bargains.
For Sale-One buggy, nearly new.
Just repaintcd and will sell cheap. APP
ply to J. J. Collins. Snow Hill. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred o. Townsend. of
Baltimore, have been here on visit to
his father, Mr. George c. Townsend.
The passenger trainmen aud station
employees of the Pennsylvania railroad
donned their summer uniforms this
week.
The subject of the sermon at the
Christian Church Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock will be Diamonds i'll the
Rough"
The Directors of the Easton Fair
Association have decided to hold the
fair this year four days. beginning ON
August 18th.
Mr.. John l.. Mock came down home
to vote at the municipal election. His
family will come home in a few weeks
for the summer.
Have yoI seen that beautiful line
of parasols at Mrs " $ Townsend
They are the newest out and are both
handsome and cheap.
-Wonnell's is the place to get fresh
and salt meats of all kinds and fresh
groceries. He delivers all goods prompt
v. anywhere in town.
Quite number of our people attend
Pawnee Bills Wild West show at
ocomoke yesterday. going down on the
seamer Highland.
II Mr. and Mrs. G.. Ernest Riggin. of
Linwoed, n. j.. have been spending
the week here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George H. Riggin.
Attend the show for the benefit of
the Fire Department at High School
Hall next Thursday evening Tickets
for sale at Cottingham's Drug Store
Capt. Kcnscy moved Monday from
he Luther Bredell property near the
ma, 70 the house on New Lane. for
lerly occupied by Mr.. Charles Russell.
Il have just received nice line din
chairs from s2.75 to $1,000 per set.
;kers from 81 % up, bedsteads. mat
ses ETC.. at low prices. L. ID. Bailey.
rsssrs. Slemmons e. Bounds, con.
Salisbury. have been awarded
tract to erect new banking
: the First National of Scaford.
NJ want pretty shirt waist
4. Townsend has magnificent
ese goods. They are pretty,
just the thing for these warm
bert Caqsey bas been appoint
'm9ster u tbe steamer POGO
any ftfnds in Snow Hill
nave ~ ." the p0'0"'A'
gold medal awarded by
rican Exposition to Della
sgoes to Harry Mcdaniel.
;. Mcdaniel received the
Inc display of peaches
y pound-net fishermen
mense quantities of trout
Mr.. Lambert Ayers has
successful. and earlier
he caught IA large number
u
of the search ty of fish in
md Rehoboth Bay this
be on account of the
The inlet At times per.
across the inlet with
mites of fish were never
than by the experience
est producers in North
snot taken fish enough
ke an average catch.
haul he caught over
not having the ia
- Of tl,o,, usad lar,a