Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-30
SNOW HILL. MD, APRIL 81.
LOCALS.


lot Apply to McAllen Bros.
Mrs. J. H. Raync, of Berlin, is the
welcome guest of Mrs. w. +. Cluff.
Best groceries, meats. and vegcta-
blcs of all kinds always on hand at G..
w. Wonncll :.
Miss Nora Hargis returned home
Tuesday night. after spending several
weeks in Baltimore.
-Wantcd-A good servant. No wash
ing. Good wages. Apply tn Mrs. &. l..
Vincent, Snow Hill, Md.
First class photographs done cheap
~ aud promptly. Call and See samples
ClogG the photographer.
Mr. and Mrs H. p Wharton, Of
Stockton. were the guests of MIR. and
Mis-. y. ID. Irwin this week.
MIR and Mrs William johnson. and
children. of Salisbury. spent last Sun.
day with relatives in Snow Hill
Miss Lucille Collins returned Thurs
day from Stockton, where she has
been visiting Miss Lillian Waters.
Mr. !. Arthur Price has finished
business course at the Wilmington Bust
ness College. aud has returned home.
MIR Charles w. Dryden. Of Green
backville. Va. spent last Sunday with
his brother, X J. Dryden. of this town.
-Wanted-A good clerk to work
both in store and on delivery wagon.
John +. Powell & Son, Franklin City,
Virginia.
Go Ia w. L. Cluif & Co.'S. for choice
country cured meats. such as hams,
jowls. breakfast bacon, etc. Vegetables
IN season.
The Parish Guild of All Hallow's
Church will meet at the residence Of
Miss Annie Moore on Tuesday May Bat
40 u. NJ.
William e. kcrbin, Esq, who has
been sick in Baltimore since the adjourn
mcnt of the Legislature. returned home
Monday night.
Persons are warned against giving
employment to my son. Paul Mills. "A
minor. without first receiving my per
mission John ii. Mills, Coulbourn Z. q.
There will be- preaching in Gunby
Presbyterian Church. Stockton, tomOr-
row Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hours. Rev. J. b. North,
Pastor.
i will give $500 robe to the person
who can write-".J III. Perdue for
Carriages and Run bouts" great
est number of times on regular gov
eminent size postal card. before May
30. 1901. J. II. Perdue. Snow Hill. Nil.
hey $ r. Maxwell. who has been
preaching every evening during the
week in the Christian Church, will
preach Sunday morning and evening AT
the usual hours. Sunday School at 10
o'clock. sharp; Young Peoples meeting
at 1.l5; Prayer meeting. every Thursday
evening.
-MeSsrs. !. w Hancock aud Charles
+. Truitt have formed a partnership IN
the phosphate and fertilizing, business,
uRdcr the firm name of Hancock and
Tp0Ut. They have on hand large
quantity of the best grade fertilizer,
which they are selling at the very low
sst prices.
Mrs. John Walter Smith came down
Monday night from Baltimore. and has
been husily engaged III preparing their
home for occupancy. She was Joined
Tuesday night by Ex-Gnv. Smith. ard
as soon as their home is in readiness
their grandchildren. John Walter Smith
Foster, and Arthur ID. Foster, Jr., will
bc sent for.
The attention of farmers and others
Interested III the Produce Exchange is
called to the meeting which is advertised
la take place III Snow Hill next Tuesday
This meeting Is called for the purpose
OF eifeciing "A permanent organization.
aud II Is earnestly requested that each
local board IN the County be represented
at the sessions.
MIR Alfred Pearcc Dennis, profess,-
of history at = . , = slcge. Northamp-
ton. Mass. hs~ been elected a delegate
tn the Democratic National Convention
from the Second Congressional District
of Massaci.usse Is. Prof Dennis repre-
SCENTS the conservative anti Hearst or
ganizati0n. Prof. Dennis is "A Mary
Lander and is a brother of Samuel X
Dennis. a member of the last Legisla-
ture from Worcester county.
The Bennett Medicine Company, Of
Norfolk. will 5e here next Monday, for
one week only. They will give "A series
"f open air entertainments aud minstrel
shows combined. Bennett Brothers.
the proprieturs of the Bennett Medicine
Company. were here about three wears
ago, and will be remembered for the
good clean entertainments they provided,
as well a. for the quality of the medicines
they dispensed Remember they will
bc here one week beginning with Mon
day
AT a meeting IF the board of visitors
of the Eastern Shore Of Virginia Pro
ducc Exchange at Onlcy IVA. last week,
the question of uniting with the Eastern
shore of Maryland Exchange was DIS
cussed. and the general sentiment
among the members was. that while the
greatest harmony in action and advice
10y daily communication should prevail,
yet II was decidedly better for all con
ccrncd that the business shuuld be done
separately. Resolutions To that effect
were passed unanimously.
-Governor Wariield has announce ID
the aDpointmyrnt of Mr. Edward G. Ken
~. of Berlin. as IA special cOmmi -sioner to
adjust and pay the claims of the census
cnumcrators for services for which they
were entitled No/pay. but which was