Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-10-10
LOCALS.

Mr.. Earl Downey. of Baltimore. was
in Snow Hill this week.
Mrs. Fanny Sperry. of Chicago. is Wis
itipg her daughter, Mrs. James R. Pur-
nell.
Died last Thursday night, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. @. Num-
ford.
Mr.. Herman Lewis is attending the
Wilmington Business College in Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. Houck and son, Harry, return
ed Thursday to Baltimore where they
will spend the winter.
Miss Dora Toadvine, of Salisbury,
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Lulu Covington this week.
-Wonnell the butcher sells choice
roasts, steaks and chops, also full line
of groceries and CONNECTIONS.
We make first class photographs.
Call and see our samples. Tilghman q
Ologg. Snow Hill. Maryland.
Miss Julia Jones of near Newark
has been the guest of her friend. Miss
Beulah P. Vincent, this week.
To loan on first mortgage or other
good security, $1,000 in sums to suit.
Mrs. S. v. Holland, Snow Hill.
DIR. Dashiell will be in Berlin next
Monday, Tuesday aud Wednesday, at
the office or DIR. John w. Pitts.
Holly Wanted-Highest cash price
paid for holly and evergreens. Will
liam 2. Purnell, Snow Hill, Md.
Almost every large business firm IN
Wilmington employs one or more Of
the graduates of Goldey College.
Evangelist w. M. Mitchell will
preach in Bates Memorial church Sun
day morning at the usual hour. Servi-
ces in the evening by abe pastor.
David S. Hudson returned from the
cities this week with new stock of
goods for his fall and winter trade.
Rev. Van Northrup, sou-in-low of
R. w. Townsend of Snow Hill, has been
appointed chaplain in the U. S. army.
M. T. Hargis is in the cities this
week purchasing new goods for the fall
and winter trade of Smith, Moore &
Hargis.
That tired feeling is burden you
need not carry. Hoods Sarsaparilla
will rid you of it and renew your
courage.
.-Lost-A crescent brooch, set with
pearls. $500 reward, if returned to
Miss Helen Gordon Moore. Snow Hill,
Maryland.
Il am selling the American Stock
Food Oompany's preparation, which is
guaranteed to cure or to prevent hog
cholera. j. J. Hurlock.
Mr.. J. Edward White returned
home Monday night from Baltimore
where he has been under treatment of a
specialist for acute gastritis.
John w. Station. Esq, has resigned
his position as local manager of the
Diamond State Telephone Co., his
resignation having gone into effect Oct
LIST.
Rev. f. T. Little. D. D., President
of the Maryland Conference, will preach
in Bates Memorial church, Snow Hill,
Sunday, Oct. 18th. in the morning and
evening.
The revival services at Trinity NJ.
P. church are growing in interest.
There have been several conversions this
Mitchell.
AT regular meetinsM the Town
Council of Berlin, MondA night, the
Pocomoke City Telephone Co.. was
unanimously granted a franchise to
enter that town.
Il have for sale good timber cart.
Has 81 foot wheels. 3 inch axles, 10
inch arch. Price $50. I have no use for
the cart therefore offer it cheap. Thomas
j. Herman, Snow Hill.
The Mayor and City Council have
made great improvement to Market
street by putting the road machine at
work on it. We understand the next
step will be to shell the street.
MIR. William S. Richardson, a
prominent farmer of Somerset county
was here Sunday ON visit to his
mother, Mrs. Harriet Richardson, and
Mr.. Asher Richardson. his brother.
Mr.. John L. Riley, who has been
spending the summer with his parents
at Box Iron, returned Monday morning
to Baltimore, where he will resume his
medical studies at the Maryland
University.
DIR. Paul Jones left Tuesday morn.
ing for the cities to purchase his holiday
goods. He will visit Baltimore, Philadel