Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-05-30
LOCALS.

in sums to suit. Oliver ID. Collins.
Services at Stockton on Sunday
afternoon by the Rev. VIM. G. Butler.
Mr.. Levin S. Nelson. of Bishopville
was visitor in Snow Hill several days
this week.
Mrs Frank p Bailey has returned
home from visit to Philadelphia and
Wilmington.
Three burner gasoline cooking stove
for sale. Nearly new, bargain. L.
Edward Boehm.
We make first-class photographs
Call and see samples. Tilghman &
Clogg. Snow Hill, Nd.
If you want to get good position
next winter, enter Goldey College now
Write for the catalogue.
County Treasury. ]. +. White, has
been in Baltimore this week. Mrs
White is sick III that city.
Rev. Claude Jones will preach in
the Christian Church, Snow Hill, to
morrow Sunday morning and evening
Miss Nora Hargis has returned
home from Washington accompanied by
Miss Marie Hazen, of Knoxville, Tenn.
The friends of Assistant Postmas-
ter, A. ID. Sturgis. are glad to see him
at his duties again after his recent ill
ness.
Lost recently i'll or near Snow Hill.
pair of gold frame eye glasses with gold
chain. $500 reward if returned to this
Office.
Mrs. Charles w. Dryden and child
rem. of Greenbackville. Va. visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Isaac Townsend,
this week.
Prof. John |. Coulbourn gave stag
party last Wednesday evening. in honor
Prof. Ward. The gentleman had de.
lightful evening.
The regular meeting of the Ladies
Town Improvement Association will be
held in the Court House Monday even.
ing. at 7.45 o'clock.
Mrs. Aloysus Green went to Balti.
more Monday on the new steamer Vir-
ginia for a pleasure trip and for the
benefit of her health.
The Lawn-F ete, to be given by the
poned on account of unfavorable wealth
er until further notice.
Mr.. Robert J. McAllen, of this
town. has been elected a delegate to the
National Conclave of Heptasophs, which
meets in Richmond, Va, June 9th.
Mr.. r. Milton Townsend, of Will
mington, Del, son of X. w. Townsend,
of Snow Hill, will marry Miss Emma
+. Rettew. in Wilmington on June 9th
Notice to Tomato Growers. Per
sons growing tomatoes for Roberts Bros
can get plants of William II. Purnell.
at the factory near the depot. Roberts
Bros.
Fishing fof sun perch is good sport
on the Pocomoke river these days when
the weather is good and the tied is right
Some of the boys are bringing home
long strings.
Mrs. Jane A. Powell, of Berlin. is
here on visit To her niece Mrs Elmer
Bailey. She Is "a good old friend of the
MESSENGER and says she would not be
without il.
If you want u Palmer Engine for
your boat, consult q. l. Vincent, who
is Mr.. Palmers representative on the
Eastern Shore. He will give you the
very lowest prices.
Judge Dennis came down on the
new steamer Virginia last Saturday. He
returned TO Baltimore on Monday.
While here he was the guest of Hon.
George w. Covington.
Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court.
John w. Station, has been appointed bv
the Court, trustee to manage the estate
of Mrs. George ). Richardson, who has
been adjudged insane.
The fence and outbuildings on the
premises of Mr. Theodore w. Pruitt. on
Washington street, which have been
thoroughly painted aud white washed,
now present neat appearance.
1t is little late to tell it, but good
news is always acceptable and the
friends of the Presbyterian Church will
be pleased to know that the recent
barrel opening has Melted to the Church
$40.
DIR. M. Bates Stephens. Superintend.
ent of Education will please accept our
thanks for copy of the Institute
Mammal" just publish by him 1t con
tains great deal of valuable informal
ton for our public school teachers.
Rev. VIM. q. aud Mrs. Butler will go
20 Chestertown on Monday June LIST to
attend the convention of the Diocese of
CASTOR. Afterward they will visit their
married. daughter in Prince George
To-, also friends in Baltimore and Bal
imore county.
Ash Campbell went fishing one day
us week in the hay The first thing he
aided was tdad This unsavory fish
hibited such afondness for Ash that
hit him on the hip. Some of the boys
IN that it got Whit of 10 be joyful. =
liked the bait.
Our farmers should get in big straw
patches this fail. Ii is NOT worth
for you to let all the fellows up
soad get the money which You
d be making. The time of money
all fruits has arrived once more
u want TO be in the swim.
becca's Triumph, drama in
Its. which was given by Mrs.
Donovan aud sixteen young Ia
ne Nj. +. Church, on Thursday
proved financial success, and
fly enjoyed by large audience.
'epeated TO night friday
ccond game of ball between
ON and Girdletree BOYS was
Bennum's Park, Girdletree,
md the Stockton bows write
< the Girdletree players and