Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-24

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as NJ. Purnell
,hia this week,
RS. of Stockton,
last week as the
Bishop.
}. Powell left this
IN where she is visit
r. X. Lee.
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which are worse
lila cures them all.
V. Station spent several
eek at the home of Mr..
Wharton in Stockton.
Nerve and Bone Liniment
Jusehold liniment. % cents
p. ID. Cottingham & Co.
uliet L. Purnell left Monday
acre where she will spend sew
chs with Mrs. r. L. Waters.
Onnell, the meat man and plain
.lcy grocG will supply your wants
table Purchases delivered
.ly.
sssrs. j. Samuel Price and Oscar
Irnell are in North Carolina this
looking after their lumber inter
there.
DIR. Purnell will deliver free lee.
yure Tuesday evening in the Court
House ON "Alcohol-its evil effects on
the mind and body"
The MESSENGER office is better
equipped to do fine printing than most
offices outside of the large cities. and
our prices are lower.
Loaned: 4th Volume Library Uni
versal Knowledge, Latrobes Justice.
Wood on Bankruptcy. Borrower please
return to Oliver ID. Collins
Mrs. William r. Spurrier has this
week erected handsome monument to
the memory of her late. husband. in
the Presbyterian churchyard.
Miss Nellie Sharpley, of Stockton.
Is home from Lawrenceville. Va where
she has been managing the millinery
department of PEBBLES & Purdy.
Miss Natalie Irwin, who has been
spending some time at the home of her
uncle. A. ID. Irwin. Esq. returned to
her home IN Philadelphia this week.
There will be preaching on Snow
Hill NJ. p Circuit to morrow Sunday
as follows. Nassawango, 10. 30 "A. m.
Trinity. 800 p. NJ, and in town 80 p.
NJ.
subjects of sermons at the Chris.
tian Church next Sunday Morning
The Song of the Angels " Evening
The Wedding Feast aud the Wedding
Robe
Charles Blake. young colored man
employed in Disharoon's mill near
town. was struck by the saw carriage
at the mill last Tuesday and was badly
bruised.
There are prospects of considerable
building being done in Snow Hill this
Spring. Several persons having ex-
pressed their determination to build res.
licences here.
Sarah Smith. an aged and respected
colOred woman of Snow Hill. died sud.
denly last Sunday. She was the wife
of the late Lit Smith. who belonged to
Governor Smiths family.
Wanted a middle aged, Trustworthy
white woman, who understands general
homework, making butter, etc. for
about SIX weeks to act as housekeeper
George @. VanDyke. Snow Hill, Md.
On account of poor health | will sell
my stock of millinery goods. good will
and fixtures This is good opportun-
lty for anyone desiring to engage in
business. Apply at once. Mrs. V. 5.
Townsend. Snow Hill, Md.
The meeting of the Ladies' AID So
.ciety of the NJ. f Church, which was
10 be held last Tuesday evening, was
postponed on account of rain. The
meeting will be held next Tuesday even.
ing at the home of Mrs. John T. Taylor.
The partridge and rabbit law for
fiis county closed on Thursday last. the
9TH instant. II will now be unlawful
kill either rabbits or partridge h,
forester county before the 18th of
ovember next. The cunning seas m
but tHt
rds aud rabbits having been plentiful
i
When you are wanting first ella SIS
oceries, dry goods. shoes and 9th. er
erchandise we would be pleased TO
I'VE Won deal at this store. We Tell
.eap for cash and paw highest me Vet
ices for country produce. See ouk id-
'rtisement in another column Of the
PASSENGER. Walter I. Mason, snow
i'll, Md.
Mr.. James Feddaman. well known
lesman of tobacco on this peninsula.
Vi very suddenly az Doughty's Hotel,
.Accomac Connty Va, Sunday night
went to bee sunday evening in ap-
1T good health He was found cold
next morning. Mr.. Feddaman
It many lends and acquaint-
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