Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-25
LOCALS.


Great preparations are being made
Sr the Pocomoke Fair.
Miss Katherine Townsend is visit
ang relatives in FELTON,.
Mrs. John Walter Smith has return.
ed home from Atlantic City.
Pure fruit fiavors used at our soda
fountain, p. ID. Cottingham & Co.
To loan $4,000 on nc. gage or note
in sums to suit. Oliver Collins.
MIR. Gordon Parse of Philadel.
phia, is here on visit ms parents
Misses Annie and Ina Hill are
visiting friends at Irons ire and Berlin
Mrs. Emma Adams, OF Pocomoke City,
Us visiting friends and relatives i'll Snow
Hill
!, Miss Morris. of Salisbury. has been
the guest of Mrs King Sturgis this
week.
-Graphone for sale with two dozen
records. Apply to II ,rry E'ham. Snow
Hill. Md.
The Bookkeeper for Goldey College
is Mr.. J. +. Phillips. formerly of Cam
bridge. Md.
There will be ser .ces in Stockton
Presbyterian Churc' Sunday morning
and evening.
Prices reduced We have 'educed
the price on all summer dress goo Is. j.
s. Price & Co.
Miss Annie Watson, of Philadel-
phia. is visiting her cousin. Miss
Mayme Parsons
Evening prayer and sermon at
Stockton on the coming Sunday by the
Rector. Mr.. Butler.
Mrs. Claud Morgan. and children. of
Exmore, Va, are guest at the home of
Mrs. Sarah Morgan.
MIR. George Purnell, of Philadel.
phia, is here on visit to his father,
Stephen L. Purnell, Esq.
Captain George W. Tull. of Stock
ton. was a welcome caller at the MES
sENGER Office Tuesday last.
There will be preaching at the
Christian Church Sunday morning and
and evening by the pastor.
If you are losing appetite, lying
dWdhc ulkubs, Idhc IlOOu
its just the tonic you need.
MFR. VIM. A. johnson Clerk in the
Liquor License Department. Baltimore,
is here spending his vacation.
Fresh bakers bread from the Sails
bury bakery. can be- had every day at
the store of w. +. Cluff & Co.
&c. w. Wonnell keeps the finest
stock of cakes in Snow Hill. All kinds
of fresh meats, fruits and vegetables.
Miss Bertha Causey, and friend.
Miss Ryan. of Covington. Ky are the
guests of Mrs. J. III. Causey and family.
Miss Ella Moore. of Baltimore. visit
ed friends in Snow Hill last Thursday.
Her many friends were pleased to see
her.
Mrs Annie Howarth and daugh-
tiers, Misses Annie and Louise, of
Baltimore. are guests of DIR. and Mrs. c.
p. Jones.
Mr. William Hancock, who is CON
Quoting a prosperous barber shop in
Norfolk. is here on "a visit TO his parents
near town.
Miss Marian Hines, who has been
Flsltluk MISS return
ed TO Baltimore Thursday morning on
the steamer. Maryland.
Don't forget the b. G. q A. Rv.
Co.'S popular Thursday excursions to
Ocean City. Go and take dip in the
ocean. Special low rates.
"A festival will be held at Congo
Branch NJ. p. Church on "Wednesday
July 10Th. If the day is rainy, it will
be postponed until Thursday.
Mrs. J. Samuel Price and children.
have returned home from a pleasant
visit to her sister. Mrs William II
Richardson, in Somerset County.
Mr.. Asher Campbell was in Balti
more this week securing some more
good driving horses for his customers
Ash says he can please all applicants
Miss Annie Young. who has been
visiting the Misses Jones at their home
near Newark. returned TO her home in
Pocomoke City Wednesday afternoon
-Lost-Friday evening, the 10th. on
the road between Public Landing and
Spence. a breast strap. Reward if re-
turned to VIM. G.. Kerbin, Snow Hill,
Maryland.
Wanted, experienced stock clerk
and salesman in clothing and furnish
ing goods. Apply to Oehm's Acme Hall,
Baltimore; stating age, experience,
salary expected.
Mrs. Susie +. Birch wishes to an
nounce that she is agent for the cele-
brated Knabe piano and invites anyone
contemplating the purchase of piano
to call aud see her
Mr.. Charles Boehm at the Ocean
View House. Public Landing is doing a
good business this season. All who sun
with him express satisfaction for the
excellent meals served.
The summer term of Court was i'm
session on Wednesday with Judge
Holland on the Bench Most of the
session was consumed in passing up
judgments and other minor matters.
r -Lost-on the road to Public Land.
ing. or at Public Landing, "a gentle
mans small gold watch, open face.
Elgin works. Suitable reward. if return.
ed to g. E...Mumford. Snow Hill, Nd.
; -Lost-Friday night. July 10, at the
depot in Snow Hill, a small leather hand
satchel. containing a bunch of KEYS.
baggage checks, cigars. etc $500 re-
ward, if returned to the MESSENGER
office.