Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-14
LOCALS.

ham s.
To loan $1,000 on mortgage or note
i'm sums TO suit. Oliver d. Collins.
Miss Lille Waters. of Stockton, has
been visiting in Snow Hill this week
For sale at bargain. One pair of
three year old colts. Hearue & Hearth
way.
Miss Sadie Davis, of Baltimore, il
visiting her sister. Mrs. William f
johnson.
Editor J. r. White. of the SaI'<b"r,
ddrertiScr, was "A visitor i'm Snow Hill
Tuesday.
Miss Ella Gibbs, of Berlin, is visit.
ing friends and relatives, near Snow
Hill this week.
Mr.. Ray Parker. of Salisbury. has
been down in Virginia on business
trip this week.
Miss Cleo Baker, of Salisbury. is
spending some time with friends and
relatives in town.
For sale. 100 head of cattle. 100
hogs. and 100 ewes. Apply to DIR. f. J.
Dirickson, Berlin. Md.
We make first class photographs.
Gall and see samples. Tilghman &
Clogg. Snow Hill, Nd.
MIR. Smith Dixon is here on a visit
TO his father. He has been living in Nor.
folk for year or more.
Mr.. John L. Mock came home last
Saturday to spend a few days. He was
accompanied by his son Clifton.
Better out than in'-that humor
that you notice. To be sure it's out and
all out. take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
There will be service at ST. Martins
Brick Church, Sunday. March 18th. at
3P NJ All invited. J. G CAN'T.
William Bredell, who has been visi
ting his father. Mr.. Luther Bredell.
returned to Philadelphia Saturday.
Rev. T. R. vanDyke returned to
Wnitesville, Del, Wednesday, after in.
specting his property near Snow Hill.
Our stock of garden seeds is most
complete. Includes the earliest peas,
cabbage, etc. p. ID. Cottingham & Co.
Miss Lucille Collins returned home
the early part of the week from an ex.
tended visit to friends in Washington,
DC.
Misses Edna and Julia Jones. of
Queponco, visited their cousin, Miss
Helen Townsend. several days this
week
-Messrs o. D. Collins aud l.. L.
Erickson Jr. visited Chinicoteague ON
business connected with the bank, last
Tuesday
Miss May Purnell returned home
Monday night from Brooklyn, where
she has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Helen Clark.
relatives in Baltimore and Milford, Miss
Katherine Townsend returned home
Monday last.
There will BE- preaching i'm the Pres
byterian Church morning and evening,
tomorrow Sunday, by the pastor. Rev.
Joseph b North.
Mrs l. n. Hearn, spent several DAYS
this week with Mr.. and Mrs. Levin S
Nelson. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezekiel Mel
son at Bishopville.
Information is desired of Geor ge
Hill, colored. who was member of the
u. S. colored troops list regiment
during the civil war.
Nineteen three wall paper at one
half price. Six cents per roll,u Cheap
est on the market, 80 per cent discount.
John w. Agnew, agent
We are expecting every hour a YES
sci load of potato and trucking manure,
the vessel having grounded down the
river. Hearn & Townsend.
-Hearn & Townsend. will sell south
Carolina rock phosphate. guaranteed
analysis IA to rs. at sIO75 per ton.
See us first Hearn Townsend
Mr.. George Adkin}and Miss Jennie
Rankin, both of Snow Hill, were mar
ried Thursday evening at the NJ. p.
Parsonage by Rev. Avery Donovan.
-Messrs. Walter b. Miller and l.. w.
Gunby. who were excursionists to Der.
muda on the Inflated steamship Nadia.
ma, have returned safely to their homes
in Salisbury.
Services i'm the Christian Church to.
morrow. Subject: Morning, 1.-The
Kings Son Who Worked Hard but Had
no Home Evening. The Two Doors. "
Rev. 3, s and 30.
For safe at private sale-6 nice
young Mules, | good Timber Cart,
good heavy timber Wagon, on reason.
able terms. as | am going out of the tim