Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-07-18

Baptist Church in Snow Hill tomorrow
morning Sunday at half past ten
O'Clock.
-Lost-Friday evening. the 10TH. on
the road between Public Landing and
Spence. breast strap. Reward if re.
turned to VIM. G. Kerbin, Snow Hill,
Maryland.
Miss Annie Jones, of Philadelphia,
and Misses Sadie Sturgis and May Per-
due.of Powellsville, have been the guests
of their cousin. Mrs. Daniel H. Brad
ford, this week.
Mrs. Susie E. Birch wishes to an.
nounce that she is agent for the cele.
brated Knabe piano and invites anyone
contemplating the purchase of piano
o call and see her.
The blind preacher, Rev. w. F,
Shinall, will preach Sunday morning al
the Christian Church Of Snow Hill. and
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Good
Will. Every one invited.
-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. +. Mumford. Snow Hill, Md.
-Lost-Friday night. July 10, at the
depot in Snow Hill, small leather hand
satchel. containing a bunch of keys,
baggage checks, cigars. etc. $500 re-
ward, if returned to the MESSENGER
office.
Misses Matte and Emily Riggin
left Friday for Philadelphia where they
will spend two weeks. Before return.
ing they will also visit Atlantic City.
where they expect to remain three
weeks.
-Mrs--Annie Riggin. wife of Mr.. Ed
wardfF. Rigeip, of West neighborhood.
died on Monday of last week, after a
lingering illness. She was 3s years of
age and Is survived by husband and
three children.
The Baltimore. Chesapeake and At.
lantic Railway Company will run excur.
sions to Ocean City every Thursday dur.
ing August at Special Low Rates. For
other information call ON agents. A. J.
Benjamin, d. p. A.
Mrs. John Gregor, Miss Wilson
Hargis, Mrs. Carl Bonneville, and little
Anna Dixon. who are sick with Typhoid
fever, we are glad TO be able to say, are
much improved, and we trust are ON the
road to rapid recovery
The Democratic State Central Com.
mittee for Wicomico county. last Friday.
issued the call for Democratic primaries
for Saturday August 1st The County
Convention will be held the following
Tuesday-August 4th.
The Snow Hill base ball team would
like to arrange series of games with
other teams in the county. or adjoining
counties. For dates, apply to the man.
ager of Snow Hill Base Ball Club, or to
William Aydelotte. captain.
An open air meeting will be held on
the grounds at Eden, beginning to. NOR
row. July 10Th. Services i'm the after
noon and evening by the pastor. Rev. j.
K. White. who will be assisted by other
preachers. The public cordially invited
TO attend.
There will be preaching on Snow
Hill NJ. 2. Circuit to morrow Sunday
as follows: Nassawango. 1890 a. m. +;
Trinity, 800 p. m; Snow Hill, at
10 80 o'clock a. m, by L. B. Smith, field
of the Y. NJ. O. A. and in the
evening. at 500 o'clock, by the pastor,
A. Donovan.
Col. John p. Moore and son, John
2. Moore, Jr. will sail from New York
next Friday. July cath, on the steamer
Celtic of the White Star Line, for Eu-
rope. They expect to be gone about six
weeks. returning early in September
We wish them bon voyage, a pleasant
trip, and safe return home.
Mr.. Charles Parker has been con-
fined to his home this week. suffering
from the effects of wound caused by
gooseberry thorn in his thumb
which produced blood poisoning. Mr.
Parker has been suffering greatly from
the wound. but at the tipe of this writ
ing is somewhat relieved.
i have about so cords of pine wood,
now cut and corded in the woods, which
| want hauled and and corded at once
at the landing on Pocomoke river, ON the
farm, near Snow Hill. now occupied by
Burley Godfrey. The distance to be
hauled is short. Particu lars made known
on application. John W. Station.
B. T. Truitt is advertising great re.
auctions IN mems and boys clothing.
You will do well to visit his store and
make your choice of suit before they
are all gone. Suits slightly damaged
sold at less than half prlce. Besides
these special bargains he can fit you in
to wear from pair of overalls
to a wedding suit.
Don't forget the festival next Wed
nesday at the Old Nassawango Furnace