Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-21

Others on the sick list are, Miss SIlhc
Bishop. Miss Annie Clayville. Mr.
William Vincent. and Mr.. John Hill.
Ask the lady this: ITO whom do
you bind your golden locks. plain i'll
your ncatness?" She will say to him
who wears clothes made by Smith, the
the tailor. She will know by the fit and
shape.
Mrs George w. Burton and little
daughter, who have been visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Brmer,
near town, returned home last Thurs
day. accompanied by ner sister, Miss
Ruth.
Passed into the rest of Paradise. on
fMnnday 10th inst. Virginia Lee. in.
FAINT of James j and Lilly Collins, of
NSnow Hill, Maryland "A member of
Christ, the child of God and an iuhcri.
{ II of the Kindom of Heaven"
An order book will still be kept at
the railroad station and all orders for
baggage. freight or express work given
there will receive prompt attention.
Also from my residences by phone No.
a. Jerome L. Herman.
MIR John I. Taylor has been in
Easton the past week, attending the
sessions of Conference. Mr.. Taylor has
the interests of his church closely at
heart, and is always IA regular attendant
of the conference sessions of his district.
The many friends of Mr.. NJ. Bates
Stephens, State Superintendent of Pub
lie Instruction. will be glad to learn of
his improved condition. Mr.. Stephens
recently underwent an operation at the
Union Protestant Infirmary. Baltimore.
and much apprehension was felt i'll re-
gard to its success.
Il will have an experienced man
here, ON Tuesday next. March 23rd.
from the Black Hawk Corn Planter s
factory, and will be pleased To have the
farmers come i'm to hear what he has to
say, and to see the machine work
Thomas p. Selby. Surviving Partner of
Selby & Bishop.
-Uriah w. Dickerson, ESQ. former
ly of Coulbourn's district, but now
living in Salisbury, was in Snow Hill
last Friday and Saturday. Mr.. DECKER
son is one of the directors in thu new
Peoples Bank recently organized i'll
Salisbury, and is identified with sever
nj other prosperous concerns in that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. S. Powell. of
Baltimore spent few days of this week
at their home in Snow Hill, returning
to Baltimore Thursday. Mr. Powell
has made good record while he has
been serving Oh the police force of Bal
timore City, and has received several
promotions for faithfulness and general
efficiency i'll the performance of his of
fetal duties.
Seed potatoes, that are true to name
and pure. are to be secured of John KEN
zle, the leading house i'll this line in
Philadelphia, at lowest prices. Farm
ers and dealers should note his adver-
tisement in our columns and write him
for IA catalogue and price list. No better
seed potatoes can be obtained i'll this
country than at Mr.. KienZle's and it
will pay TO get one of his catalogues and
read what he has to say on the subject.
This is my third year without mis-
fit and there will be nothing to regret
if | make your clothes, for if don't fit
you. and give you satisfaction. it will
not cost you cent. All suits made to
order, hand worked, button holes and
all particulars as fine as silk. knoW
hoT 10 take a measure and to make The
Sad nj you. You have nothing at stake
Examine my samples. at least. before
you buy elsewhere. p. S. Smith, the
tailor.
On Tuesday. March the 3lst. our
expert cutter and filter. Mr. Henry
tempting, who represents Messrs.
Schloss Bros. d Co., of Baltimore. will
be i'll Snow Hill for the purpose of tax
ing your measure for your spring suit.
He carries the piece goods with him
and "A very large line, so that you will
have no trouble i'll making a selection.
\ perfect fit is guaranteed or you don't
have To take the suit, and we don't
require you to pay for suit until deliv-
cred. Don't forget the date. Zone day
only Come III early and Mr.. HempI
fling and myself will do the rest. LooH
for adj. next week. b. L. Truitt.
MIR George T. Richardson has been
engaged the last two weeks in repairing
Bounds school house i'll Atkinson dis
trict the repairs consisting of new roof.
shutters. flooring, ceiling etc. 1t will
ne painted and whitewashed next week
and be ready for occupancy i'll about
two weeks. In the interim. school is
beig held in the residence of Mrs. Will
liam Bounds. Mr.. Richardson has also
contracted with p. ID. West, to build
for him a new store, "a feet by 40, at
Perryhawkin. Work will be COM
menced in about two months. Mr..
West, i'll addition To his mercantile bus.
ness Is also running a grist mill and a
sawmill, and lisa wide awake and enter
prising business man
Capt. and Mrs. J. A. j. Hudson, of
North Beach, gave party in honor of
the 2lst birthday of their son john.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Hazard Taylor. Capt and Mrs. J. b.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Chopper. Mr. and
Mrs. Thos Rodney. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles.
Cathell, MIR. and Mrs. w Pusey, Messrs
Thomas Hudson, H. Mount, Harry Hud-
SON, Geo. Med. Mount. George Collins.
Henry Purnell and the Misses LILY
Bunting, Olger and Susie Hudson,
Mamie Gibbs, Florence Williams,
Georgiana Hudson, Stella Hudson and
Mamie Davis. Dancing and games were
INDUCED iii until Il late hour. AT IL 30
O'Clock, refreshments, consisting of ice
cream and cake, were served. At one
O'Clock the guests left for their rcspec-
tive homes, thanking Capt. and Mrs
Hudson for the evenings entertainment,
and wishing Mr.. Daniel many more
happy anniversaries of his birthday
-Easton has been the Mecca of