Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-06-06
LOCALS.

Mrs. w ; Brcdcll and son. Creston
are visiting friends in town
For Rent-The Capt. Timmons prop
erty Apply to o. ID. Collins.
To loan $1,000 ON mortgage or note
in sums to suit. Oliver ID. Collins.
Miss Margaret Payne is visiting hcI
sister Mrs. James Ingram, Jr., i'll Balti
more.
Miss Annie Marshall, of George
town, Del. has been visiting friend:
here.
Mrs. Ray Parker, of Salisbury
has been here this week Oh a visit Il
her mother.
The annual festival of the Christian
church at the Old Furnace is announced
for July 22nd.
MIR. James r. Smack. of Stockton,
was a welcome caller at the MESSENGER
office Tuesday.
Miss Emma Adams, of Pocomoke
City. visited her sister, Mrs. III. III. Bal
ley. this week,
There will be preaching at the
Christian Church next Sunday morn
ing by the pastor.
MI. Thomas Devereaux. has removed
to farm near Berlin, where he will re,
side in the future.
The students and faculty of Goldey
College have arranged to have number
of trips this summer.
We make first class photographs.
D.1 Lob ~
Clogg. Snow Hill, Md.
Mrs. James S. Blades and Mrs.
Annie Davis, of Snow Hill, visited Po-
comoke City Monday.
Capt. Brimer has bought a lot in
Snow Hill, and lumber is being hauled
for the erection of dwelling
DIR. f. S. Dashiell will be in Berlin
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
at the Office of DR.. John w. Pitts.
C. w. Wonnell keeps the finest
stock of cakes in Snow Hill. All kinds
fresh meats, fruits and vegetables.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow morning and night at the
usual hours. J. b. North, Pastor.
Mrs. Charles w. Petit, of New
berne, n. O.. is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin ]. Esham.
Lost recently in or near Snow Hill,
pair of gold frame eye glasses with gold
chain $500 reward if returned to this
office.
Mrs. James Ingram, Jr., of Balti-
more. spent several days of last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Payne.
Now is good time to begin taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. the medicine that
cleanses the blood and clears the com
plexion.
Miss Minnie Mumford, of Box Iron,
returned home Saturday. after spending
some time with friends and relatives in
Virginia.
Capt Snow Parsons. of the vessel
Ella Strickland, and John III. Payton, of
Stockton, were in Snow Hill Monday on
business matters.
Mr.. Stephen Mason, who has been
rNa.spdlng the Wilmington Business
College, has returned home for the
summer holidays.
-Shad have disappeared from our
market and sea fish have taken their
place The latter have been scarce for
a week or more.
Wanted, a first class clerk. Must
have good reference. Good wages To
the right party. John i. Powell & Son,
Franklin City. Va.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. North who has been in
Washington, ID. O., for two weeks, re-
turned home Wednesday, accompanied
by Miss Edna Mclaughlin.
Mrs Stewart Nelson, accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Mary, left on the
boat Thursday morning for Baltimore
for treatment in Il hospital.
Miss Jeanette b. Dryden of the
Comptroller's Office, and Miss Mary b.
Bratten. Il the Executive Department
Annapolis, are home on a visit
Mrs. Lizzie LeCompte who has been
spending some time with her niece. Mrs
Minnia johnson, in Philadelphia. has
returned to her home i'll Snow Hill.
There will be Il service at st. Martin s
Brick Church Sunday, the eth. at 3
O'Clock p. III. Rev Mr.. CAN'T will off :.
ciate and the public is cordially invited
If you want Palmer Engine for
your boat, consult q. L. Vincent, who
is Mr.. Palmers representative on the
Eastern Shore. He will give you the
very lowest prices.
The north bound morning train
from Snow Hill leaves now at Ger. The
midday train goes north AT 1928 and
the south bound trains arrive here at
s2.5S aud S.29 p. IN.
We are pleased Ia state that MI w.
v. Vincent, of Georgetown, DeiG, who
rs been sick at the home Of Mr.. w. g.
satten in this town. is now much i'm.
owed and is out again.
We offer an apology to our ex.
lnges for our inability to send many
hem the MESSENGER last week. We
short of papers and had to send all
printed to subscribers.
Notice TO Tomato Growers. Per.
growing tomatoes for Roberts Bros.
ct plants for go cents "A thousand of
am u. Purnell, at the factory near
cot. Roberts Bros.
ew Testament Baptisms'' is the
to be discussed at the Christian
of Good Will. Sunday afternoon
ock. A large diagram will be
Illustrate the sermon.
George w. Covingtop, has re
me from visit to New York