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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
ga 81 ff11lbc tage Semperatmren.

@cenen foregaar paa en- banT
&agtltue. Meitfommon6erenbe, en-
n%noerofficer> fal ierge for, at Der
/ Shicerernes 8agtltue er en- be-
itemt @armegra6, og falber / sen Mn-
le6ning pao 81.
~87 = bill Sc goa op / Sfficerer-
neg 8agtitue % tage Semperat11-
ren?"
rSSabel. 81 tillo6er fig at fore
iperge &r. @ergenten, bbo6 eg ffaI
ta'e Ben me6."
SEQ De life, bpan Semperaturea1
er?"
$50 pel, ST.. @ergent, set pe6 ieg
gobt," tiger 81, men Ter bog Ii6f be-
t9nfelig ub.
rSSa, iao gao Sc op % toe Gen."
uSSobel!"
81 goar, men tager / @agtIhlen en-
6eiebaffe me6 ftg, og me6 benne Re.
giber ban fig op 9%fficerernes @agf.
itne, bbor ban treffer @agtfommar.
oeren, en- 8remterlpitnamt.
u&ba6 bill De?"
r87 dnmo6er &r. Bremterlgitnan>
ten ON 9ala6eIle til al ta'e Gernpe-
ratnren."
rSSa, b@rs'go1."
81 bliber forfiomfet, perber %
breier fig, men tager fao Mao6 til
fig.
u87 tilIaber fig at fpfrge &r. &re-
mierlgitnamenrbb 9emperat11ren
ligger."
BremierIgitnonten fon reppe bare
fig for Batter.
r@ar 9e roget at tage ben l. 8722"
ISABEL. Seq meI6er 8remierlgit-
nanten, at leg bor taget en- Seiebafte
.meo."
Eablean.
1850 .&gftrEs- - E-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

eoes ri nf SDfus, poo Ben unoen at
Sienbens &11gler og foran os paa
8orbet glimre6e set opbobeoe @ulb.
Man bobe6e belle 6orml1er pua ct
2pffetrGf % beflage0e, at man life
bap6e mere at tabe. Nnnicben baffte
paanp @ano og 2egeme til @trfIom-
beb og inart begDn6te man iaa imaat
at tobe @nDe6et.
81 trangte os iammen ON @or<
Set, iiteoetfor at affgle Dor 5pilIera-
ieri npflamme0e Sabene set enbnl1
mere.
Toron mig bobeoe @ul6et %
9o1fnoterne Zig ita6ig op. Min
fulblten6is uoplpn6rebe Mobo tpg=
geoe roien6e paa lin Gieor> bans ltpo-
pis fremtrgngen0e M%ol1oe0r9t lgb,
iom ON ban bar ifGr0 meb at fpe,
les. SON bar min &amerat og be6=
lte Sen og Dog f6lte leg fun 8efln-
gelle beo life at funne bin6e ielo
sfiorten fra bonn! 2piene 111ffe6es,
men nogle baar0naffe0e @pillere
fortiaite Spillet / Mdrfe.
&roffen bar tire ON Morgenen.
81 bapbe tilbrogt iefs Simer De0
5piIlebor6et.
Mogle 9jebliffe efter itilleoe ieg
mig 5pibien fer Ell &atrolille, Ser
ifltl6e le i'll @ogtpolterne. 8inoe11
bapbe logt Jig. Mn funflebe 5tier=
nerne poo SEN 6pbe, blaa @immel.
Sore Gfri0t lg6 bit giennem Stil=
be6en og gffoet folte0a 2p0en ti(bo,
ge. 2igefor mig, beb Soben al Ell
l%mabeonffet sri, Ser traobte GREET
frem n1ob Sen mprfe 9oriiont, fun5e
mon ie en- ubeopgeltg SfDgge.
81 bap6e allerebe bnret bos It
Sfi{obugter. De 1toffels &arle
Iog polbiomt mes Mrmene for al
bolbe fig porme.
Men oenne Boit rbrte fig lite =
- og ban moatte bog babe bemGrfe1
CO. Seq aebe ben til ben nlpffeli'
&c. Son nar ops = men bol6t en6
MI @ep9ret presiet in6 mos tit 8rplt
@trm al Borferbe1ie bor leg be-
ielp / bette 9ieblif lignet ct Sig
Mine 6olf itoo ON mig, men niger
pooeSe at 1ige ct Orb. @olp for
tpiblet og oprbrt ooer mig ielp
pen6te ieg tilbage til Geltet. 9e
fprite ieg Ser fit @je paa, por &aje
tans .8els;; Sen itaffels Djepel bap
6e itoppet Sen / ct Sui / Teltpngge1
iom Dor Iige be6 min 5obe6pu6e.
Sbrenb bon tiltroa6te fin Sag
bobse BON oltiao 1enft paa mig; TO:
at beifptte mig, i6etmin6lte Ii6t
moo 8inoens &oien, bap6e ban flop
pet MlfIags i Be taIrige &ulIer,
Eeltbeggen be6 min Senq. 9a ia,
lite baboe mere at ftoppe i babbe ba1
taget fin egen BelS og filbragt II
Timers 8agt nben ben! ----
Otter BEN Si6 bar ieg oplebet mani
&c l1lpffer: Min 8rooer pg nit
Sen fal6t paa iamme Dag for Gje1t
6ens &l1gler, min Sorlope6e blei
mig utro, = = Eisen legeb'
Soarene, men en6nu BEN Dog t6o{
tenfer ieg paa &aietans 8els, ion
ban bap6e taget al, for at @torme1
life ffl1lbe 1roa init 2eje giennem Set
b1tlle6e Teltbeg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

Der ct mere 2atarr6 benne esn of 2anbet, cub ole
anbre Spsbomne tiliaMn.en. pg ben blep inbtit be fb.
ite faa Mar aniet font ubeIbrebelis. s mango. mango
reltree Iotale Ml6ler, % DO be ifte %opnaaebe 8eibre.
belize peb Total 9ebanvlins, ertAdrebe BE- hsn fDf ubeI.
brebeli9. 0ioenffoben bar bepiit, at &atarrb er en- Ton.
baubl,ns. Ball's Catarrh Cure. ~fabriferet of s.. 3.
Gberep b Co., 9pebp. Obip, er bet enefe fonfitutio
nene 2ssemibbel ! Mlorfebet Set ta9es inbpenbi9 I
4orioner fra 10 9raaber iii en- 9beffefulb. Set nirfer
birefte paa Blobet os @ptemets Sltmbinber. Sc til.
bepoer ct bunereee 9onars for etbnert 2iltdlbe. bet ifte
tan turere. Sfrio efer &irfuldrer % @ibnesbgrh.
a6re9ie: S. 8. Gbeuep & &c.. Soebo. 3.
EW- Sdl9es bos MpotBetere. 75S.
HhllS Family Pills CT be behfR.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

STIR sig iffel." raobte min SGT.
ter til Mig. r@ent, til leg fomner
mes 2ps."
Seq fun6e BOG life bente. Meb
ct @pring por ieg l1oe / Sollpiet.
@oorigl,e3 loa paa &pggen og rDite.
Sc mat paa &ope0et, ba @anoba for.
ipgte at 5el6e @ognaf i bam..
uSon flyer, ban er it1ffef / So.
Sen" fagoe min Setter. SAB os
lie, ON BET er at Ell Sarantel eller
af en- Euiinoben. @r set of en- So
ron1el, iaa er Ser fnopt Soab for
bom.
Man 6rog Strbmpen at bam. @ao
reiite ban fig, boIbt cit lille brrn
Gingeit / &aanoen og 10 iaa biarte'
Zig, at ganobo ipilot~ al @ognafen.
Chen fin Morgen er ii Mar for-
lbbet. M%o6ri9lte5 boer / Ol1catam %
er gift mes en- feo fobberbrun Otter,
fpmmer al Moposinbianerne. Seq
opbpl6cr mig frembeles / Seras. Sd,
letter. leg Rjnene fra Hapiret % Ter
lt6oper Sc bplgenbe Rrerter, Ser,
iaa longt 9iet naar, tilbprer mig.
Seq be0 life leGb, bnor meget &peg
leg ejer, og mine @elte er utallige.
Seq oniees for Ell &peg. og &e1te<
fonge, oy leg er rigere ems ieg no.
gen1inbe 6rgmte ON at blibe.
Men bgjere ems al min &tg6om
letter leg Gsperal13a, min imuffe.
e(lfe6e @ltltru.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
Gang 2epetib.

SaH9 Ceue11O.
Set antages / Mminbeligbe0, at
Menneifene / Dor 9io 9%ienneminitlie
leper lenger, emo De gioroe / 9omle
Sage. Bisie 1erbe Meno er imios
Ierti6 al en- onben Mening, og 6e
1tbtter fig iii en- Solfetelling, Der blep
foretaget UNDER aeiier @espafians
&egiering.
So SEN nebnte Solfetelling at.
boIbtes, lepebe ser en- bel Gel Berio-
ner, iom bar mere emo bunbre6e Mar
gomle. 8lnn6t bis]e por Ser ! Har.
ma 10, Ser bper Dor 100 Mar, en- /
8rirellnm 1875, en- i 8locentia 1870
og en- @pinoe / Tobentio 1876 Star.
8. Serer1ius / Bologna bar 140
Mar, sc. Mponius bar Iieeioa gam
mel, og en- Manh beb Mapn Eertulla
bar 1877 Mar. S 8eleiaciltm, /
@erbe6en at Blocentio, lepe6e Ser 6
8erioner, iom bber bar ITO Mar, fire
100 og err, iom Dor 40 Mar.
6Iere %biitoriife &erioner op,1aae6e
en- b9i Ml6er. Cato Conforms breb
Gorretninger, in6til Fan Dor nelten
80 Mar og bebolbt lin fulbe Mon6-
6oms &raft til set itelte. Eerentius
@arro blep neiten bunore6e Mar, og
fan be6blep 1neb at ifribe til fin
9gbsbag. &loto ogoe / fit 83. @or,
og bans it6lte Gime bar biet INTEL
leftuelt Mrbeibe. Siocrates Dor 81
@ar, 6a fan ifreo tit bergmte 8erf
uBanatbenatfrs".
@brpiippus paobegDnSte lit @erf
ON 2ogif, ba ban bar i lit 80. Mar>
og @leantbes unberbiite til i lit 49,.
Mar. @opbocles lepeoe, til ban bar
noe item 100 Mor, og / fine ii6ite Gage
ifrep ban vSeoipus @olonel1s", en-
al 6e ltsrite Srageoier, iom nogeniin-
oe er forfattet.
Quintl1s Sabius Dobbe pasieret
Mi66elolberen, 6o ban bleb ub11epn1
til Mugur, og ban rggtebe tit @mrbe6e
/ 60 Mar. 2ibia, &utiIius' !&uItr1t,
bleb 81 Mor, Eerenfia, @iceros gu
itru 103 og @lobta, Mufious' &uitru
lis Mor. @iero, &on9e af Sicilien,
b1eo 80 &or, og Moiintsia blep en6<
mi el6re % berifebe / iefsti Mar.
@iero uataler / tit 89rf ON bsi Ml.
Der ON ben ii6itnpbnte, at Inlet fun-
6e bringe bom til at bebeffe lit So
be6, boorbar iaa @eiret enb Dor.
@orgias / 2eontium, Siocrotes' og
anbre l6merfe6e Menbs 29rer, Dor
beb n6merfet @elbreb / en- SLIDER at
107 4ar. X%enopbilius i @bolcis
blep noeiten ltgefoa gommeI fom Cor
gias, % bans fib1te Mar beffribes
fom oberorbentlig lpffelige. Mrgan-
bonia1s begDnote at regiere, % ban
bar firti Mar % in6ebaube Magten i
otti Gar. S ben treble BOG af fin
v&iitorie" me66eler Miinius @olIio
ONT bor1, at ban obbe lite, fbr ban
bab6e posieret fit 100. Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
Dr.. Niles Anti.pain pills.

st bnrtist, ftttert os paalibelist weibbe1 for ips e1er
uerpts 9oDebpine, @p9imerter, Mapepine, Neuralsia,
AtrbtFtet,S Srritabtlitet. @snrlpsbeb, @igt, Seiattea.
issnbebplber bberfen Opium eler Mprfin og %efterlaber
slnsen feuu,e Gfterbirtninger. IS Dolls 25e. 8aa
Apotbeter eaer fea6ss al Dr. Mi1es' M ebteali
So. glfbart, Snbia,o.i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13
Gm @binbe bar prbentlio tint for.

Gn &bi1be bar orbentlig tint for
leoen Dog, og bun ffreb ct 8reb til
Dr. 6nbrneb / Chicago 6erom. gun
bar tint, forbi b11r lite fu1toe foa
&urifo poa Mpotbefet ! Ben 8p, bbor
bun boe6e, og iaale6es bnr 11b6f til
at ier6e til gbicago efter ben. gun
fan6t imi6Iertib lio fe1ere, at BEN par
bar6 at ie16e efter. Denne Meoi-
Gin falges 6iirefte til .Sorbrugerne
giert1em Mgenter ener al Sdbrifan-
ten, Dr. @efer SobrneD, 112--1114
80. &oD1e Mpe., Chicago, ssIl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-11-13

Der boboe bleIt goM neo til % belle
0agen, forbonole6e fig ON Mftenen
til en- fulbfommen @torn1, Der peb
ON &lippefanterne og rep morgen en-
eniom &Iipeblof neb i Mfgrnn6en.
8giet %foroper meo &obeSet trlrffett
6pbt neb meHem 5ful6rene % &en.
bernie begrabebe / 2ommerre, bentie
leg, mgifom1eIig bebaren6e 2igebng,
ten, tilboge til 2eiren. Seq iaa emo.
MI for 9iet Bilrebef al Sen lille Col
bat, Ser boIbt @eberet trpftet MOB
@rpftet % giernte Snnberne / Scr
merne, me6ens BON mort trampebe
men BEN enc, inart me6 ben-onoen
SOD og fneb 9ienloaeene fammen,
tbi Sen utoalelige 8in6 6reo bam
~uaflabelig @an6ef op / 9inene.
Seq trgltebe mig me6, at BON ibet-
min6ite fuu6e lane @Dggen moo
<ppen og bol6e 2igeoegt moo
@tormen paa ben Moabe. Son
bolm bel NOT 1b / De to gimer, @ag-
ten bareoe. SO Btmer! g1ei ieg bill,
De la6e bonn lgfe at ct @Darterstio
f6r, ielb @tene11e bolbt 10 lite Stan6
! set @eir, bborfor fuI6e ben mill,
tore Diieiplin pere baarbere ems
5tene?
S 2eiren bIeb Der fpillet %
billet bgn Bna Ben enc Side tru-
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
STOCKTON.

MI homaS Boston, from near POGO
mokc. was ii visitor in our town Thurs
day of last week.
Mr.. Iaban 7. Quillen. of Berlin. mem.
Der of the School Board. paid Stockton
visit Wednesday.
The many friends of Rev. CT. w.
Hastings. of Gumboro. were glad to
welcome him here last week, although
he made flying visit While here he
was guest at the home of Mr.. w. H.
Marshall
Little Miss Katherine Sharpley. of
Greenbackville. has been visiting her
little cousin Cecilia Houston.
Mr.. John Allen. of Pocomoie, was in
our town Wednesday. Mr.. Allen has
secured the contract as road manager,
for the three districts, and will enter
immediately upon the work.
Messrs. w. II. Marshall and James r.
Smack, having sold their load of Ken
lucky mules. will leave in few days
for Kentucky to purchase another load.
Miss Banner Bennett, we are sorry to
report, is on the sick list this week.
The Missionary entertainment given
in the NJ. f. Church Sunday was en-
joyed by all The little folks and big
folks too rendered their parts well.
The church was filled to its utmost
capacity, and quite nice sum was
collected for the cause.
On account of the illness of her grand
father Miss Edna Hudson, was unable
to meet her music class here this week.
but expects TO be here next week.
The visitors to the school Friday. en-
joyed quite literary treat from the
Longfellow Literary Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Powell, of Po
comoke, were visitors Sunday to their
aunt, Mrs f. Q Clayville.
Mrs Frank Chatham, of Newark,
visited her niece. Mrs. Fulton Powell,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. f. II. Taylor spent Sun
day with friends in Pocomoke.
XMrs Sallie Robinson, of Greenback-
'Alle. died very suddenly last week, and
her remains were buried in the NJ. p.
Cemetery on Thursday
Messrs William Tarr and Burton Hill
ILL ..,.,,o .l,,,,. .taao, mill hara fra,,,
over the river They will have it
placed upon part of Mr. H. o. Bennum's
lot.
Mr. James life visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William Ihffc, this week.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
BERLIN.

Mr.. p. G. Squires has sold his farm to
Harrison & Sons, and he has moved out
to Mrs. Lizzie Dirickson's, house on
Main St, occupied last year by H. II.
Smith
Mrs. Fl. +. Harmonson leaves to-day
for Baltimore, to visit Mrs. Henry God.
frey.
Miss Gay Harrington who has been
i'll Washington for several weeks, visit
ing her brother. returned home this
week. accompanied by her niece, Miss
Irene Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mckee and little
daughter, of Snow Hill, who have been
visiting their mother, Mrs. Hannah
Taylor returned home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Holloway, who
have been spending some time with
their daughter, Mrs. Harry Burkholder.
III Alexandria, Va. returned home Tues
day night.
Mr.. Ernest Melvin who has been
assistant agent at the p w. B., Rail
road has resigned.
Mrs. Homer Porter, of Wilmington.
Is visiting friends and relatives in town
Mrs Jane II. Baynum, we are sorry
to report is right sick at this writing.
Mr.. Loda Davis. and Mr.. Thomas Jar.
Wis are also on the sick list.
The Misses Henley who have been
visiting their uncle in New York have
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Franklin, of
Woodbridge. n. J. came to-day to visit
Mr. and Mrs E. 5. Furbush
Mr.. James Bratten, of Philadelphia
spent few days with his mother. Mrs.
Ann Bratten. the first of this week.
Providence permitting there will be
services in the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning and evening In the
morning, the communion of the Lord s
Supper Will be administered. Y. p. NJ.
in the evening. at quarter of seven,
Miss Eva Powell, leader.
Mr.. III. +. Harmonson who has been
to Kansas buying horses and mules. re-
turned last Saturday. His horses and
mules did not arrive until Wednesday
His stables are now full of as fine lot
as you would likely see anywhere.
Come and see them before they are all
gone for Mr.. Harmonson does not keep
them long.
Mr.. Frank Harmonson, of Whining.
ton. made short visit this week to see
his father and brother.
Mr.. +. S. Furbush has been in Balti-
more this week, buying new goods.
Mrs. w. Holloway and Miss Clara
Hammond spent Tuesday in Salisbury
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
Mariner--ParSO

Long before the appointed hour. many
Olive NJ. p. Church to witness the
marriage of Miss Stella Pearl Parsons,
the charming daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Parsons To Mr.. Frederick NJ
Mariner. son of Mr.. +. A. Mariner,
near Snow Hill, which took place at s,
O'Clock Wednesday evening. The brides
maids were Misses Lottie T. Carmean "A
cousin of the bride and Meta Mariner. IA
sister of the groom. Messrs. Putnam
Dryden and Leonard Hancock, served as
ushers. Next came the bride leaning OH
the arm of her brother, Mr.. Chester
Parsons, who gave her away; they were
met at the altar by the groom and his
brother, Norman Mariner, who acted
las best man. Here they were made
husband and wife by the Rev. Mr..
Stocksdale, pastor of the church. Miss
Wimbrow. of Salisbury, cousin of the
bride, played the marches in her usual
impressive manner. The bride and her
attendants were dressed in white
organdy with white ribbons, the bride
carried IA shower bouquet of brides roses.
Immediately after the ceremony they
were driven to the home of the groom
at the Mile Post. near Snow Hill, where
they will reside, and where dainty re-
ception awaited them. The bride re-
ceived many useful and Ornamental
presents. the church was beautifully
decorated, with evergreens. Many re-
latives and friends were i'll attendance
at a supper given AT the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs William
L. Parsons, at four o'clock, before the
bridal party left for the church.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
READ 1T THROUGH.
'TwOuld Spoil This Story to Tell
II i'm the Headlines.

To use an eighteenth century phrase.
this is an "o'er true tale. !" Having
happened in small Virginia town in
the winter of 1902. il is story very
much Of the present Up to a short
time ago Mrs John +. Harmon, of
Melfa Station. Va. had no personal
knowledge of the rare curative pro-
perties of Chamberlain 5 Cough Remedy.
last January" she says. my baby
took dreadful cold and at one time |
feared she would have pneumonia, but
one of my neighbors told me how this
remedy had cured her little boy and l
began giving it to my baby at once and
it soon cured her. l heartily thank the
manufacturers of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy for placing so great a cure
within my reach. | cannot recommend
it too highly or say too much in its
favor. | hope all who read this will
try it and be convinced as | was" For
sale by p. ID. Cottingham &.Co. /
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
NEWARK.

Mr.. George Dirlckson and wife, of
Berlin. spent Sunday with Rev and
Mrs. w. II. Hirons at this place
Mrs. Francis Chatham visited rela.
tives at Stockton. few DAYS last week.
Master John Bromley, of Box Iron,
spent "A few days last week with Mr.
Francis Chatham at this place.
Mr.. Walter Dennis returned home
from Philadelphia Saturday. after some
week. sickness in that city
The Epworth League will be led next
Sunday night by Mr.. James Adkins.
Mr.. Manchester West spent Sunday
with his father who is sick at his home
near Powellsvi.ie
Mrs. Horace Tull visited her parents
at Ironshire one day this week.
Miss Ellie Collins. of Bishopville is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Thigh.
man at this place.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
MELBOURNE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Payne and
daughter Gladys, spent Sunday very
pleasantly at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Boston, at Bos-
tonville.
Miss Bertha Truitt. of Snow Hill, was
visitor at this place Sunday.
We are glad to report Mrs. Henry
WilkerSon, who has been sick. con-
valescent.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Pilchard. of
Goodwill, were III our vicinity Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Payne and child
rem, spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Taylor. at Miomi. Va.
Miss Edna Bonneville was visitor
near Goodwill Sunday.
Mrs. T.. J. Reid and children Pearl
and George, were visitors near Stock
ton Tuesday
Miss Winnie Smack, of Stockton, is
spending several days at this place.
The Earnest Workers" were enter.
tanned at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Aydelotte last Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. VIM. Steward was visitor at
Greenbackville Tuesday.
Mrs. James w. Wilson and daughter
Lillian. spent Monday very pleasantly
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Silverthorn.
Mr.. John Reid. of Stockton, was in
our midst Sunday.
Misses jamie Payne and Fannie
Howard, Messrs RAYMOND PAYNE and
John Paradee spent Sunday evening
very pleasantly at the home of their
friends. Misses Olive and Nellie Payne
of Goodwill
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-07
VAUDEVILLE.

Miss Lavinia McCabe, of Selbyvillc, Is
spending the week with Miss Mamie
Cooper.
Miss Ruth Marshall. of Ironshire, is
visiting friends at Whalcyvillc this
week
We are having lovely spring weather
again. and it is welcome by all
Rumor predicts another wedding soon
Miss Florence Birmingham is visit
ing friends i'll Philadelphia.
\ 1ne of the prettiest home weddings
Witnessed III Whaleyville for sometime
dccAyred Wednesday evening when Mr..
fHoraee Hall and Miss Edna Hickman
were united in marriage by the pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, Rev 4. G.
Jamison. Misses Mamie Cooper, Sarah
Hickman and Ruth Marshall were the
bridesmaids, and the groomsnIen were
Messrs. James Davis. p. A. Wimbrow,
and James b Davis. The house was
beautifully decorated with potted
plants and ferns, and the wedding
march was rendered by Miss Maggie
Davis. The bride was attired in white
lansdown with trimmings to match.
Misses Mamie Cooper and Ruth Mar
shall were handsomely gowned i'll white
organdie. Miss Sarah Hickman wore
pink taffeta silk. After the ceremony
the bridal party were given reception
The bride received many useful and
handsome presents. and the congratulate
ton of host of friends. Mr. and Mrs
Hall will make Whaleyville their home.
We wish them long and happy jour
ney through life.
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High School Report. I
Report of Snow Hill High School. for
term ending February 18th.
10TH GRADE.

10TH GRADE.
English Literature-lst Bessie Bowen:
I'd, Bette Mumford: I'd Margaret Vim
cent.
Iatin-Ist Bessie Bowen; I'd Ida
Maddox; Sd. Bertha Beauchamp
Plane GeOmetry-lst, Bertha Beau
champ; End, Bessie Bowen; Sd, Ida
Maddox.
Trigonometry-ls Bessie Bowen;
I'd, Ida Maddox; Bird, Bertha Beau.
champ
English-lst, Bessie Bowen; I'd, Bette
Mumford; 3D., Margaret Vincent.
Modern History-lst. Bessie Bowen
End, Margaret Vincent; Sd, Oscar Coul
bourn
Physics-lst, Bertha Beauchamp:
2d. Bessie Bowen, Sd. Ida Maddox
Theses-lst, Bette Mumford I'd,
Margaret Vincent and Oscar Coulbourn;
Sd, Bessie Bowen and Archie Barnes.
Public Speaking-lst Archie Barnes
and Oscar Conlbourn; 2nd, Rue Truitt;
Bird, Ida Maddox
Manual Training-lst, Bette Mum.
ford, Ida Maddox, Bessie Bowen; End,
Ada Purnell, Bertha Beauchamp. Mar
garet Vincent, Oscar Coulbourn; Sd,
Archibald Barnes
Highest average in all studies-lst.
Bessie Bowen; I'd, Bertha Beauchamp;
Sd, Ida Maddox.
9TH GRADE.
Algebra-lst. Asher Smith; 2nd.
Nellie Price; Sd Annie Peters.
Latin-lst, Nellie Price; I'd, Elodie
Jones; Sd, Annie Peters.
Geometry-lst, Nellie Price; I'd, Asher
Smith; Bird, Rachel Donovan.
English Literature-lst, Elodie Jones;
2d, Edith Stanford Sd, Asher Smith
Ancient History Elodie Jones;
ID, Edith Stanford: Sd, Asher Smith
English-Ist. Elodie Jones; I'd, Edith
Stanford; Sd, Asher Smith.
Public Spcaking-lst, Asher Smith
ID, Annie Peters; Bird, Nellie Price
Manual Training-lst, Edith Stanford.
Bessie johnson, Annie Peters, Molly
Bonneville, Rachel Donovan. Eva
Townsend. Viola Bonneville, Bessie
Purnell. Wilson Hargis. Asher Smith;
2nd. Elodie Jones and Nellie Price; Sd,
Eta Jones.
Highest average in all studies-lst
Asher Smith 2d, Elodie Jones; 3rd,
Annie Peters.
JOHN |. CoULBoURN,
Principal.
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BOSTONWLLE.

Miss Winnie Smack. of Stockton.
spent part of the past week with Miss
Hattie Bost IN
Mr.. Thomas Henderson and mother,
spent few days of the past week with
friends in Parksley. Va.
Miss Matte Byrd and brother
Clarence. spent Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs f. S Landing and fami-
ly spent Sunday at the home of Mr..
William Redden, of Goodwill.
Mrs. H. b. Outen and daughter Ruby.
and Mrs. G.. w Pllchard. were the
guests of Mrs. w I. Boston Wednes-
day.
Miss Sadie Boston and sister Ruth.
spent Saturday with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Landing and
daughter Bessie, visited relatives in
Greenbackville, Saturday and Sunday.
Master Guy Boston was the guest of
Master Piercie Landing Saturday ami
Sunday.
Miss Sallie E. Landing visited Miss
Sadie Boston Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Howard spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Howard near Goodwill.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Payne visited
Mrs Payne's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
I. Boston Sunday.
Mr.. NJ. H. Dickinson and daughter,
Mrs. Blanch Merrill. spent Wednesday
at the home of Mr.. J. p Boston.
Mr.. w. j. Boston made business
trip to Snow Hill Monday.