Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-08-01

the desirable house and lot on corner on
Washington and Ironshire SITS. Apply
to BERTHE V. Holland, Snow Hill, Nd.
The Log Town Bush Meeting which
was such success last year will be
held again. The meetings will be open
ed on August 9th. Log Town is near
Berlin.
| On Sunday evening at the regular
service in Whatcoat NJ. +. Church. Rev.
Mr.. Green will give an account of the
great Epworth League Convention. held
in Detroit.
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Clarence Tilghman. son of our esteemed
friend S. H. Tilghman, Esq. is ill with
typhoid fever at the home of his father,
near Wilton.
Mrs. Frank Mumford, of Box Iron.
and her daughter Maud. left Friday for
Chincoteague and Wisharts, Va, where
they will spend sometime i'll visiting
| friends and relatives.
MIR. Harry ID. Clogg. the photogra-
pher, Thursday morning took Il number
of excellent views of the freight wreck.
These may be seen at his studio where
they are on exhibition.
| NNr. Elijah Nichols, an aged citizen
of hiE town, died very suddenly last
SundAyA He worked at the "big mill'
Saturday, and complained at night of
not feeling as well as usual.
Miss Bessie Johnson is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. II. William Todt. on the
Jersey coast. On her return she will
join a party of friends from Dover on
house party at Bowers Beach. Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Schroeder,
of Philadelphia. who have been spend
ing some time with friends and relatives
in Stockton, were in Snow Hill Thurs
day as the guests of Mrs. William Row
ley.
Mr.. Eugene Richardson and Miss
Anna Wilgus. of Cape Charles, came
to Snow Hill Tuesday from Ocean City
and were married in the parlor of the
hotel Purnell, by Rev. j. B. North Tues
day evening.
Say "Pard." are you going to Ocean
City next Thursday on the Company's
Excursion No Well stay home and
swelter; 1 expect to go every Thursday
during All gust on the low rate Excur-
sions and keep cool.
Mrs. McAllen, widow of the late
Mr.. Sewall McAllen, of Snow Hill, died
this week. Her remains were brought
to Snow Hill on Friday, and inferred
in the NJ. E. Cemetery.
Miss Smith, of Louisiana, sister of
Mr.. 7. Spence Smith, of this town, is
Smith. 1t is her first visit to this sec
ton, wnere her father was born and
spent his boyhood days.
-Wanted-The Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Co., wants a man in this
county to sell their teas. coffees, spices,
baking powder. and extracts. Valuable
premiums given with goods. Address,
Joseph J. Grubb. Salisbury. Md.
The Sunday School of the Methodist
Protestant church was given an outing
ut the bay Tuesday afternoon. The
young people. as well as the members
and friends of the congregation who at
tended report a most enjoyable time.
MIR. Elijah b. Parsons has taken
Mr.. r. G. Lewis into partnership with
him in the livery business. They have
moved to the big stables opposite the
Court House. Have new horses, new
carriges and new harness. Give us
trial.
The City Council of Seaford will
bond the town for $40. 900 to raise money
for the erection of water works. The
bonds will bear per cent. interest, pay.
able in 80 years, but the right is reserved
to redeem them at any time after ten
years.
The Snow Hill Butter Dish and
Basket Co.. started up their factory last
Wednesday on tomato baskets. They
already have large number of orders
for these baskets and experienced hands
at the business as well as others who
want work can get employment.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. W.
Bassitt. of Georgetown, for "A basket of
his new fruit, the raspberry strawberry,
which he is introducing The plants
were brought from California where
they were originated. The fruit is
highly favored and quite delicious.
A. ID. Irwin, .Jr., who has been
spending some time in New York, re-
turned to Ocean City last Saturday
night, where he joined his parents at
the Colonial. Mr.. Irwin was accompan-
led by his friend, Mr. Miller, who is be-
ing entertained at Ocean City and Snow
Hill.
Tuesday last was a big day at Ocean