Democratic messenger., 1903-10-31
LOCRLS.

GOldey college are very interesting.
Mr.. w. w. Vincent, of Georgetown,
Del, spent Tuesday aud Wednesday in
Snow Hill.
1t takes II cross marks to vote the
cross marks.
A large line of kid gloves just re-
ceived. A good glove for $1.00. Mrs.
V. S. Townsend.
Bros. store on election day for the bene-
fit of the M. E. Church.
Just received a large line of lace
collars, special values Price SOC. and
up. Mrs V. S. Townsend.
We make first class photographs.
Call and see our samples. Tilghman q
CIogg. Snow Hill. Maryland.
-Wanted-A good. second hand, air
tight stove. Anyone having one for
sale, call at the MESSENGER office.
Rev. E. H. Miller will preach at
Remson's Church tomorrow Sunday
at P. M. Revival still in progress.
You need not go away from home to
buy a coat as l have a splendid assort-
ment of them. Mrs. V. s. Townsend.
For homemade sausage, smoked
sausage and good buckwheat flour, go to
G.. w. Wonnell Also first-class grocer
les.
You have read of the cures by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. and you should
have perfect confidence in it merit. 1t
will do you good.
-Lost-I will pay reward for the
return of my eye glasses lost between
Dr. Pitts office, in Berlin. and my home
this week. R. G. Peters.
See my assortment of dress trim
mings, including braids. applique. laces,
spangle nets and pendant trimming.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
Mr.. George @. Johnson, Railroad
agent at Gouldsboro, Md, is here with
his wife and child on visit to her
father. and friends at Hursely.
Rev A. Stengle was at Stockton on
Wednesday-the churches under the
care of Rev. E. H. Miller were reported
to be in very prosperous condition.
Young ladies can get pleasant and
profitable employment at the Snow Hill
Butter Tray & Basket Cos factory. All
white ladies are in rooms to themselves.
1t takes II cross marks to vote the
entire Democratic ticket Count them
when you mark your ballot and if you
spoil it in marking, ask the Judges for
another ballot.
Il Intend to leave Snow Hill in a
short time and advise you if you want
anything in the way of photography to
call and have it done now. H. d. Clogg.
the photographer.
The meetings of the Democrats held
this week throughout the county have
been largely attended. The speaking
has been good and the music has been
very much appreciated.
Il have for sale good timber cart.
Has 61b foot wheels. 3 inch axles, 10
inch arch. Price $50. have no use for
the cart therefore offer it cheap. Thomas
J. Herman, Snow Hill.
Hon. Edwin Warfield Democratic
candidate for Governor. and the other
State candidates will be i'll Snow Hill
next Tuesday. Don't fail to come out
and hear them discuss the issues of the
campaign.
Mr.. Lee Lankf ford, well-known
newspaper man. <Yho married a Miss
Bounds of Worcest fer County, died at
his home in Texas'last week He was
the founder OF the ITicomico Nens at
Salisbury
The "Rummage Sale" conducted
last week by the Lady Board of Mana
gers of the Peninsula General Hospital
was financial success. netting the sum
Of $1,000 The ladies are well pleased
with the results of their efforts.
-Messrs VIM T. Johnson, John W
Station, John I. Colbourn and Lemuel
w. Onley addressed a splendid meeting
in Girdletree in the interest of the DEM
ocratic party Wednesday evening. The
speeches were all most excellent.
Mrs Charles Bowen gave a birth
day party in honor of her daughter,
Clemie. last Saturday. At 3 30 o'clock
lemonade cake and candy was served
There were fifteen children present and
they all had a jolly time. She received
many presents.
-Messrs. Alfred w. Gillis and
George G.. Stokes. of Philadelphia,
have been in Ocean City this week.
looking after their property. and having
it repaired. While in Ocean City they
were the guests of the Hotel Shamrock,
of which our old friend, Mr.. William
McKew, is proprietor.
The Diamond State Telephone Co..
has arranged to handle all election re-
turns on Wednesday night over its own
wires and can give the news to any of
it's subscribers calling at the central Of
fee in Snow Hill election night. Snow
Hill Office will be kept open as long as
any news can be Gbralnpd
All the members of Nassawango
Tribe, No. 1l0, l. o. r. M. are request
ed to meet at their Lodge Room on
Sunday morning, November Sth. 1908,
for the purpose of attending service in
the Methodist Protestant Church. A
special sermon will be preached to the
Order by Rev. W. M. Mitchell.
Don't deceive yourselves Democrats,
by assuming you know how to vote the
ticket. Some of the most intelligent
spoil their ballots. Every one should
practice before the day of election and
see that his neighbor does the same. 1t
is an easy matter to instruct voters to
mark the ticket correctly and the mat
ter should be attended to at once.
AT meeting of quarterly confer