Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-12-05
LOCALS.

Hearn, Snow Hill.
j. e. Fuller teacher of shorthand at
Goldey College, is an expert stenogra-
pher.
Rev. J. M. Mcdonald, of Ohio, will
preach in the Christian Church, Sunday.
December 6.
MIR. Thomas Perry. of Salisbury, was
in Snow Hill one day this week on bus
mess matters.
Il will be pleased to do your dental
work-Dr. Beverly w. North. Office in
Odd Fellows Building.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Irwin attended
the crystal wedding of DIR. and Mrs.
Sharp at Milford this week.
For homemade sausage, smoked
sausage and good buckwheat flour, go to
G.. w. Wonnell. Also first-class grocer
les.
Rev. Mr.. CAN'T will preach at ST..
Martins brick church on Sundy at
p. m. Subject: The Presentations of
Mrs. Mace, wife of Rev. E. S. Mace,
of Blosburg. New York, is here on a
visit to her mother, Mrs. Mary Richard
'' The sevsn-yAs..,%a child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac ShocklSg, who live near Five
Mile Branch, died Monday night Of ton
silitis.
The best protection against fevers,
pneumonia, diphtheria, etc., is in build
ing up the system with Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
The third Quarterly Conference of
the Snow Hill M. P. Circuit, will be held
in Snow Hill next Tuesday afternoon.
at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. Mary Higgins and Miss Sarah
Higgins returned home Monday from a
visit of several weeks to relatives in Ok.
ford and Easton.
%. M. Purnell, real estate agent, has
sold the house on Federal street belong
ing to Senator John P. Moore. to r. @.
Lewis, of this town.
Il will sell on easy terms or rent for
year 1904, my farm at Scarborough g
Switch. Apply to Mrs. Albert Conner.
r. F. D. No. l, Snow Hill, Md.
The members of Nassawango Tribe,
I. o. f.. NJ, will hold social ON the last
night of the year in Odd Fellows Hall,
Snow Hill. All Red Men are invited to
attend.
Miss Irma Bevans. of Pocomoke
City, spent a few days of last week with
her cousin. Mrs. Lawrence Hastings.
She returned to her home on the boat
Monday morning.
while at work in the Snow Hill
Butter Dish and Basket Factory Tues
day, Mr.. Harry Duffy cut hisEight hand
across the back to the bone' by striking
it against knife.
Misses Lola and Helen Moore enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P.
Wharton at an elaborate dinner, which
was served in courses, Friday evening,
November the twenty-seventh.
The Misses Lulu King, of Pocomoke
City, and Elizabeth Wise, of Onancock,
who spent the Thanksgiving holidays
as the guests of Miss Helen Townsend,
returned to their respective homes Mon
day morning.
There will be preaching OH the Snow
Hill M. P. Circuit tomorrow Sunday
as follows: Nassawango. 1890 in the
morning; Trinity, 800 in the afternoon;
Snow Hill. Bates Memorial, 7.3O in the
evening.
The loss of Mr.. Charles M. Peters
by fire should teach you a lesson, and
cause you to get your property and live
stock insured. Let me write you pol
icy now. Don't put it of. o. M. Pur-
nell, Snow Hill
There has never been better as
sortment of goods at the Pocomoke 10.
cent store than there is now being
displayed for the Christmas trade. Call
and see them before buying elsewhere,
and be convinced. NJ A. Bullen, Po-
comoke City. Md.
The Hon. L. Irving Handy will lee
ture in Wilkinson's Hall, Pocomoke
City, on Friday night, December 18th.
Mr.. Handy is too well known to the
people of Somerset and Worcester coun-
ties to need any word of introduction
from us.
Breed for eggs-B. p Rock, and w.
Wyandotte cockerels from a strain of
heavy layers. Best hen has laid $50
eggs in IL months. and there are others
just as good $500 and 81. 90 each. H.
w. Taylor, Berlin, Md.
I expect to be in Snow Hill until
December 25th. No gift is appreciated
as much by friend or relative as good
photograph-the kind we make. Have
4. your sitting made at once. H. D. Ologg,
Photographer, Snow Hill.
If you desire the highest prices OBJ
tainable for your dressed poultry, ship
it to Olivit Bros, 335 Washington ST.,
New York. They make speciality of
same. and are reliable, responsible,
prompt. and are known as high price
getters for dressed poultry all over the
country.
Misses Lola and Helen Moore, and
Miss Nora Hargis left this week for
Annapolis, where they are the guests of
Governor and Mrs. John Walter Smith
at the Executive Mansion. They will
assist Mrs. Smith in receiving on De-
cember 10TH, the day of her second
public reception.
We call the attention of those wish
ing to purchase toys, candies or other
Christmas goods, to the advertisement
of III. Clay Burbage, Snow Hill, in
another column. He has large.
stock from which to select, and Santa
Claus will find just what he wants in
this store for the little folks
Mr.. Matthew Purnell and bride ar
rived in Snow Hill last Saturday on the
steamer Maryland, after a short honey.
moon in Philadelphia and Baltimore.
They are fhA OnpStc Of Mr. D,,r,o1l,c