Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-11-26

good reliable individual or firm 10 act as
agent for the City Hand Laundry of
Salisbury Md. \ good percentage Ia
right parties. None but reliable persons
need apply Address W. \. kennerly
Salisbury Md
-LOST-A lady's silver watch. on the
road leading To Georges Island Land
ing, somewhere between the Stockton
High School and Mr.. Charles Jones
house. Finder please return to Miss
Edna Bonneville. Stockton, Md, and
receive reward.
There will be services on Snow Hill
NJ. p. circuit tomorrow Sunday. as
follows: Bates Memorial. 10 30. \ NJ:
Trinity. 3 90. p. NJ; Nassawango. 80.
p NJ Ii the condition If the meeting
at Nassawango does not change. it is
more than likely the revival service
will close.
Snow Hill Council, Junior Order
United American Mechanics will attend
the NJ. +. Church in a body. tomorrow,
Sunday. November eth, when spec
ial sermon will be preached to them by
the pastor, Rev e. Z. Anderson. All
members are requested to meet at the
Lodge Room at 10 O'Clock, sharp.
Don't wait until Christmas Day to
have your picture taken. Have it done
ut once so you can get them before
Christmas They are very useful and
popular as Christmas presents. We have
special styles for the occ Isl IN Call and
see samples at our studio in Snow Hill
and Pocomoke. III. d. Clogg & Co
-Messrs Oliver -. Collins and II Dbley
ID. Jones have purchased Assacorkin Is
land. in Chincoteague Bay, opposite
Girdletree. Their special object in ac-
curing this property is TO use 1t as head
quarters for cunning. The island is
said to be fdvo.ite feeding ground for
wild ducks and geese, while other aqua
tic game is also plentiful. Among some
of the improvements which they contem-
plate making i'll the near future is the
erection of new club house, which
will be provided and equipped with
every convenience.
-Messrs Luther Bredell and Ii G.
Spurrier. Snow Hills best mechanics in
their lines. are putting in an acetylene
gas plant in the new store of Hastings
& Timmons. 1t is safe to say that the
job will be done in the best possible
manner and will give satisfaction. This
store is going 10 be one of the most
complete in The county. and is being
rapidly pushed to completion. 1t will
be nice and rOomy with an easy stair
way to the carpet and furniture depart
ment on the second floor. The first
floor is provided with ladies' toilet
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will hold bazaar and supper
on December 9th. in the new building
adjoining the store of Mr.. William
Rownds. entrance being through Mr.
Rownds' store. The public is cordially
invited to be present To partake of the
good things. such as chicken salad. home
made ice cream, cake. etc which have
been provided TO eat. and to examine
the fancy articles, which deft and skill
full fingers, guided by quick and clever
brains. have been busily at work upon
for several weeks. 4 great variety of
fancy articles. suitable for Christmas
presents. will be offered for sale. and
these range in price from ten cents, up
ward.
Young King Agnew Of this town.
sent to the House of Refuge about two
years ago for being an incoilgible has
written a letter to Mr. L. Edward
Boehm in which he says that he wants
the public To know through the columns
of the MESSENGER that some good is be-
ing done at the Maryland House of
Refuge. He says that he is profess
ing Christian, and is President of a
Christian Endeavor Society which he
has organized among the boys of the
Refuge. When he left Snow Hill he
could not read, now he i, good reader,
and the letter TO Mr.. Boehm, which he
composed and wrote himself, would be
a credit tn many Grammar school
student.
Owing to the illness of Mr. Orlando
Harrison, President of the Peninsula
Produce Exchange, the call for a meet
ing of the directors and stockholders
has not yet been issued. We are re-
liably informed that the call will be
issued and the meeting held at an early
date. Mr.. Harrison writes US that he
spent several days during the height of
the potato season in the city markets.
personally experimenting the disposal
of white potatoes, and says that our
potatoes stand the highest as to grades
in the different markets where they
were offered He adds that it was very
gratifying to hear the praises that were
bestowed on the products shipped bN
the Peninsula Produce Exchange