Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-04


ton and Philadelphia getting the very
latest in millinery dress goods and
notions. have some very pretty dress
goods at prices that will make them sell
Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
John p Moore, Jr, A. d. Irwin.
Jr.. and Mr.. Clifford Metz. of Kentucky
who has been visiting Mt the home of A.
ID Irwin. Esq returned to Chester
Tuesday, to resume their studies at the
Pennsylvania Military College
If you want good onion sets send
your order to John Kienzlc. l26 Dock
street. Philadelphia. He is selling good
yellow onion sets at Si.00 per bushel:
80 cents per half bushel. All orders by
mail will b. promptly attended to.
%. NJ. Purnell. real estate agent.
has sold for Mrs. Clarissa Davis lot on
New Lane to Miss Annie Bonneville.
He also sold two lots at Ocean City this
week, and rented Dr. Paul Jones cottage
at Ocean City to a western gentleman.
Persons having advertisements or
items of news for this paper will confer
favor on the editors and insure the
publication of the matter desired if it is
brought i'm early in the week. We can
not do everything on Thursday and Fri
day.
MIR. Asher Campbell. has purchased
Robert Stage brown mare Cor $3.50.
Aeh is on the lookout for good roadsters,
Gand speedy horses and is paying good
Nprices for them. If you have good
horse to sell, see him at once and get
the cash
We are going to remove from our
list the names of number of people
who are badly in arrears and who pay
no attention to our appeals for the
money due us. We shall then put the
claims in the hands of collection
agency. Editors MESSENGER
For Sale-One set of Keg Machin-
cry. complete, consisting of cylinder
saw, header, jointer. crozier and boiling
saw. Having disposed of our sawmi4
and plant we will sell the above mpt
chinery very cheap. Any one wishing
to see the same can do so bv applying
to r. b. Adams. Berlin, Md. Berlin
Lumber Company. 1t
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of l. III. Merrill, the one price
clotbier of Pocomoke City. He is ready
for his spring trade. and is better equip.
ped than ever to serve his patrons An
inspection of his goods. or visit to his
store will convince you that his stock is
the most attractive and complete ever
shown in Worcester County.
AT the baptism of George Randolph
Mount, son of Mr.. and Mrs. George w
Mount. of Spence. the child had on a
dress skirt which was worn by his great
eyeat grandfather, George Mcdowell,
when he was baptized in New Jersey,
in the year 1919. Mr.. Mcdowell was
the grandfather of George Mcdowell
Mount, of Spence. The baptismal cere-
mony was administered by Rev w r.
Hirons.
Nv limo ~ ri m. mod hats 20 Ia.larad
by the ladies who have examined it to
be the best ever brought to Snow Hill
They are offered to you cheaper than
you cap get them in Baltimore or Phila-
delphia, and the style and quality is
guaranteed the very best. There Is no
need for you to go outside of Snow Hill
coming to you. We will endeavor to
give you the best of satisfaction. Mrs
V. S. Townsend.
On account of the dedication ser
vices at the NJ. p Church. there will
be no preaching services at the NJ. f.
Church next Sunday morning or even
ing, but the regular session of the Sun
dav School will be held in the NJ. +
Church at p. M. In case of the ne
cessity of an overflow meeting at the
dedication exercises. the Trustees of
Whatcoat NJ. +. Church have rendered
the use of their building to the Method
list Professionals for that day
Stephen L. Purnell. of this town.
has received from the American Berk-
shire Association. a registered Berkshire
boar, known as Rochester 67S7S. The
animal is recorded as bred by ID. ID.
Rhinesmith, Lack, Pa, and his pedi-
gree will be published i'm tina forthcom-
ing volume of the American Berkshire
Record An opportunity to see hip
will be afforded to all who will calYat
the farm of Dr. John W. Purnell, near
Snow Hill. where he is kept
Last Saturday was sad home COM
ing to Capt. Richard Howard, of the
Steamer Maryland, as news of the death
.of his son Richard reached him while at
0Hancock The funeral took place Sun
faY afternoon. and was largely attend
ed by friends of the family. Richard
was bright and interesting boy. of
about seven years of age. and great