Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-06-11
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Apply Ia l. Hastings.
MIR. Il. Il. Truitt spent several days
this week in Philadelphia.
Mrs MILFORD Lawshe is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Mary Station.
MIR. w. W. Vincent. of Georgetown,
was in Snow Hill Thursday.
Miss Edna Mclaughlin. of Wash
ington. ID. O., is guest at the Manse.
MIR Charles W. Mumfori. of Oriental.
n. e.. is home on visit Ia his family.
Best groceries. meats. and vegeta-
bles of all kinds always ON hand 1T II.
w. Wonnell's
Pure fruit fiavnrs are the kind sold
at our soda water fountain. =. ID. Cot
tingham x 90.
Rev William II. Higgins. of Ok.
ford. spent Thursday and Friday with
his mother. Mrs. Mary Higgins
DR. +. =. Dashiell will be in Berlin
at the office of DIR. John w. Pitts next
Monday. Tuesday aud Wednesday.
MIR. George Med. Mount. of this
county. has been reappointed one Of the
guards of the Maryland House of Cor
rectiOn.
Miss Alice Tilghman. of Baltimore,
is h. re- ON visit. She will spend the
summer in Snow Hill with friends and
relatives.
Mrs Wilbur Hurlock has returned
tn Baltimore. after spending several
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Payne.
Misses Katherine Townsend and
Mildred Aydeloite left Thursday morn
ing for Brooklyn where they will spend
a couple of weeks.
Call and see onr bargains in mating
and rocking chairs. We are closing out
our stock of these. and will sell cheap.
w. T.. Cluff Il Co.
For rent. for year l905.-The farm
where Henry Milbourne now lives,
about three miles from Snow Hill Ap-
ply To Oliver ID. Collins, Snow Hill, Md.
There will be- preaching in the Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning AT
the usual hour. Children's Day will be
observed ut night. Rev. j. y North.
Pastor.
Davis Bros, of Laurel, Delaware,
erected very handsome monument in
the Presbyterian Churchyard this week
in honor of the memory of Miss Eloise
Purnell.
Mr.. William $. Dickinson, of POGO.
moke City, returned home last week af-
ter a months visit tn some of the p.in-
cipal points in Florida, Georgia, and the
Carolinas.
Misses Madge Winans Waters and
Florence Stieff. who have been visiting
Misses Lola and Helen Moore, returned
tn Baltimore. Thursday morning. on the
steamer Maryland.
-Messrs. Parker & Hearn have pur.
chase large tract of timber in Acc0nac
County. this week. Mr.. X. Parker.
formerly of Snow Hill. is the enterpris-
ing young manager of this firm.
Il have new Bus and i; meets all
Trains aud Steamboats,. Fare to town
patrons. Toe; 10 Hotel guests. free. Any
order left at Hotel Calvert will receive
prompt attention. l.. 7. Hearn, Prnp'r.
Commencing Saturday June 18th.
1904. the Baltimore. Chesapeake & At
lantic Railway Co, will make a change
in their schedule inaugurating the af-
ternOGn trips to Baltimore. See schedule
or cali on Agents.
Mr.. and Mrs George X. Simpson
have issued cards of invitation 10 the mar
riagc of their daughter. Miss Lulu Mae.
to Carl James Holloway. The wedding
will take place in the NJ. p Church,
Thursday evening, June 10th at eight
o'cl ok.
-Children's Day will be observed Ill
the Presbyterian Church tomorrow Sun
day evening. An interesting program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Members of the Church and congregation
and the public are cordially invited to be
present.
The Baltimore. Chesapeake and
Atlantic Railway Company will run
Sunday Trains to Ocean City on Sun
days, June 18th and 18th, leaving Berlin
Oh p. m. arriving at Ocean City / Is
p. M. returning leaving Ocean Catv at
300 p. III. Fare for the round trip,
good for the day. % cents.
-Messrs. VIM &. Kerbin and q. w.
Corddry attended the meeting Of the
State Firemen's Association at Cumber-
land this week. Mr.. kerbin was honor
ed by being elected President of the AS
ISOLATION ON the first ballot He is also
President of the Snow Hill Volunteer
Fire Department.
A long list of policemen who are
entitled TO special commentator for
meritorious performance of duty during
the past year. appeared in the Balt-
more papers few days ago. The list
as given out by the Board of Police
Commissioners. includes the name of ]
j. w. Shockley. son of Uriah + Shock
ley. of this town.
The Prohibition State Convention
which met in Salisbury TUESDAY, was
largely attended. and great deal of
enthusiasm and interest manifested
Mr.. Levin $. Nelson. of Bishopville.
was Chairman of the meeting, and Eben
Hearn, of Snow Hill. one Of the Secre-
taries Mr.. Lawrence Hastings. of Snow
Hill was nominated District Eleetor for
the First Congressional District.