Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-02-27
LOCALS.

in Snow Hill Monday
Mr.. Henry j. Anderson, of Berlin,
was i'll town Monday night.
Miss Lillian GRAY. of Fruitland. is
guest of Mr.. G. l.. Vincent.
Rev. and Mrs II. J. Dudley are
visiting friends in Snow Hill.
Hon Samuel J Dennis was in
Snow Hill few hours last Tuesday.
Best groceries, meats. and vegeta-
bles of all kinds always ON hand at c.
w. Wonnells.
For Sale-One fifteen horse power
engine aud boiler complete. Mount &
Bro, Spence, Md.
Miss Ida Clayville spent Saturday
and Sunday with Rev. and Mrs. ). NJ.
Morgan. of Milford.
-Messrs. Ernest Burbage aud Kendall
Jarvis. the enterprlsing Berlin mer-
chants. were here last Tuesday.
Prof John | Coulb purn spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his brother, Mr..
q. q. Coulbourn at Belle Haven. Va.
For good beefsteak, pork and sau-
Go. Fresh groceries always ON hand.
Better out than in"--that humor
that You notice To be sure it's ont
and all out, take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
River navigation is now open. and
the steamer Highland is making her
daily trip between Pocomoke aud Snow
Hill.
Mrs. Henrietta Shockley. of near
Coulbourn's has been suffering with a
severe attack of the grip for the past
two weeks.
i have just received nice line of
white goods for shirt waists and dresses
Now is the time to buy them. Mrs. V
). Townsend.
There will be preaching in the
Christian Church tomorrow morning
and evening at the usual hours, by Rev
]. l.. Mcdonald.
Mrs. Thomas p Wharton. of Stock
ton, came up last Saturday to spend
week with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Clayton J. Purnell.
Miss Nora Hargis entertained the
sewing club and few gentlemen Tues
day evening in honor of Mrs Thomas
l.. Wharton, of Stockton.
-Schloss Bro. tailor will be- at b. L.
Truths store lext Monday and Tuesday,
February 29th, March list. See adver-
tisement on editorial page.
Capt. J. Earl Downey has been at
the Church Home and Infirmary, Balti-
more, where he underwent an opera.
iion for strangulated hernia. He is
now much improved.
For limited time Clogg, the pho
tograDher. will make 50 10 cabinet pho
tographs for $3.50 per dozen. 81. 25 pho
tographs for Sl.O0. Now is your time
before the limit expires.
All my wallpaper patterns are the
latest style and the best QUALIFYING out
of-date or shop-wo goods-no last
seasons paper. Do not forget that |
pay the freight. l.. Edward Boehm.
-Wanted-An honest. industrious
young man as clerk IN store Please
address with age. experience, recommen-
dation and salary expected. Address
Merchant, in care of MESSENGER office
Mr. and Mrs o. NJ. Purnell and
daughter. Julia. left Thursday via Po-
comoke City, for an extended trip To
Florida They were joined in Norfolk
by Miss Juliet I. Purnell, who will ac-
company them.
Wanted--Two bright Young ladies
as clerks, and one with some experience
in millinery business, for POSITIONS in
large dry goods store in Salisbury
Address in own handwriting Lock Box
ID. Salisbury. Md
Mrs. John p Moore went to Balti-
more last Saturday TO spend several DAYS
with her husband, Senator John p.
Moore, and her son. John p. Moore, Jr..
at the Hotel Belvedere. She returned
home Wednesday night.
An error occurred u the date of Mr..
Charles II. Hancock's sale advertised in
the MESSENGER last week The sale
will come off ON Tuesday. Marc!1 LIST.
and will afford a good opportunity to
buy cows aud other live stock
AGov. Warfield has reappointed Mr.
Iadok =. Wharton. of Stockton. MEM
bcr on the State Board of Education
Mr.. Wharton was appointed TO this po-
sition four years ago. and he has made
an efficient and most useful member
-EX-GOvernor and Mrs. John Walter
Smith left Thursday afternoon for Bal
timore. The Ex-Governor has spent two
very busy weeks in Snow Hill, straight.
cning out his business affairs and receiv.
ing host of callers from all parts of
the county.
MIR. and Mrs. George L. Riggin, of
Linwood, n. J.. Miss Meta Risley,
of Atlantic City. and Miss Anna
Eckstein. OF Philadelphia. were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.. II. Riggin
this week. and attended the Riggin-
Evans wedding.
Miss l.. Maude Davis. of Box Iron,
left Thursday morning on the early
train for the Peninsula Hospital at Sal
isbury. where she will undergo an oper-
alton. and have her limb amputated
She was accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. William Davis
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the First National Bank on
last Tuesday. Clayton J Purnell, Esq
was elected Vice President in place of
Levi a. PuInell. deceased. aud Mr. o.
Nj. Purnell. one of the Board of Direc
tors. Ex-Gov. John Walter Smith, Pres