Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-08


TO BERTHE V. Holland. Snow HILL Md.
Miss Sallie Brimer, of Oak Grove
near town left last Monday morning on
the steamer Maryland to visit her sister
Mrs. George w. Burton, at louisville
Va
Wanted, experienced stock clerk
and salesman in clothing and furnish
ing goods. Apply to Oehm's Acme Hall
Baltimore; stating age, experience
salary expected.
Rev. Joseph b. North will preach
to morrow Sunday morning and even
ing i'll Mackenzie Memorial Church. and
III the afternoon in Gunby Presbyterian
Church at Stockton.
Quite number of Worcester county
people have attended the Sound CAM
Meeting this week. Rev. A. Green wa:
present Oh Thursday, and preached q
very eloquent sermon.
AIR. Preston Hayward of the U. )
Signal Corps, Manila. Philippine Islands
il hope on a furlough visiting his fathel
fiear Snow Hill He is looking well
and likes army life.
Miss Wilson Hargis, who has beer
down several weeks with typhoid fever
is now on the road to recovery, and hel
many young friends will soon have the
pleasure of her company.
President William G.. Kerbin of the
Fire Department has secured free
special car to Rehoboth on August 9th
for the annual outing of the Volunteer
m Snnxu Hill
Miss Nellie Stevenson, of Snow
Hill, the accomplished niece of Mayor
Stevenson, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevenson OH TaZewell avenue, Cape
Charles. northampton Times.
The Snow Hill Butter Dish and
Basket Co is now in a position to con-
tract for Tomato Baskets for immediate
delivery. The factory is now at work
on an order for 10000 for one customer
i am selling all dress goods at cost
this is chance for you 10 get some great
bargains The best percals at o., cents
fancy silk gingham IL cents and many
other bargains Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
Mr.. Sewell T. Riley. who is in the
employ of the Merchants & Miners
Transportation Co.. Baltimore, attended
the funeral of his sister. Mrs. William
Stewart Nelson, in Snow Hill last week
1.-THE Good Old Summer Time. ~
"Hiawatha, "(songD mr.. Dooley. ""Ma
Little Brown Lulu, "Hiawatha" lin
strumentaD Under the Bamboo Tree.
For sale by A. Fred Sturgis, Snow Hill,
Md.
Mrs. Annie GRAY. wife of Harry
Gray of Elkton, was burned to death on
Saturday night at the home of Samuel
B. GRAY. She was retiring. when a
lamp overturned and set fire to her
clothing.
Say "Pard," are you going to Ocean
City next Thursday on the Company
Excursion: No. Well stay home and
swelter; l expect to go every Thursday
during August on the low rate Excur
sions and keep cool.
The Baltimore. Chesapeake and At
lantic Railway Company will run excur-
sions to Ocean City every Thursday dur
ing August at Special Low Rates. For
other information call on agents. A. ].
Benjamin, ID. p. A.
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Purnell entertain.
ed a number of friends last Friday even
ing, at the Purnell Hotel. in honor of
her guests. Miss Elizabeth Wallace, of
Dover, and Misses Mamie Gillis and
Edna Gunby, of Salisbury.
-Wanted-The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co, wants man i'll this
county to sell their teas. coffces. spices,
baking powder, and extracts. Valuable
premiums given with goods. Address,
Joseph J. Grubb, Salisbury, Md.
The Volunteer Fire Department
will observe the 10th anniversary of the
big fire in Snow Hill tonight Friday
by giving parade of the Department,
an exhibition drill, and a festival. Ice
cream will be served on the sidewalk in
front of the Court House. Everybody
turn out!
Mr. Asher Campbell left Wednesday
for Baltimore. where he has gone To pur-
chase some more good driving horses for
Saturday, and if you want a good
horse be sure to call on him, as he will
have one to suit you.
Clayton J. Purnell, Esq, accom-
panied by his daughters, Misses May
and Bessie, is occupying his cottage at
Ocean City. Mrs. Purnell will join him
as soon as her sister, Miss May Hubbell,
who is convalescing from her recent i'll
ness, is able to make the trip.
The steamer Highland will run ex-
cursions from Snow Hill to Pocomoke
City on account of the Fair. Boat viii
leave on Tuesday at $50 am. On We'd
uesdav, Thursday and Friday at SIS.
Returns daily one hour after last race.
Fare for the round trip only 70 cents.
The Misses Porter, of Stockton, with
their guests, the Misses Metzger, of
Philadelphia. have returned from a
pleasant trip to Tunnels Island. where
they visited Mr.. Harry Porter. They
report most delightful time. Mr..
Harry Porter accompanied them TO
Stockton, where he will spend few
days.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. North leaves to-day 10
visit her sisters and brothers in Seattle,
Washington. She will stop IN ro"te to
visit friends in Denver. Salt Lake City,
and San Francisco. She goes with IA
party of friends from Washington, d.
O., and will return by way of Van
Couver, British Columbia, in about six
weeks.
Rev. Avery Donovan has been re.
leased from his pastoral duties for tn
months of August and September, and
will travel over portions of the district
composing the Maryland Annual Con.
ference of the NJ. p. Church. soliciting