Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-02-20

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Young man as clerk III IA store. Please
address with age, experience, recommen-
dation and salary expected. Address
Merchant, in care of MESSENGER office.
Senator Moore has introduced bill
III the Senate TO repeal the tax on morta-
ges in so far as it applies to Baltimore
City. and TO allow counties tn collect
the tax and apply it to their own reve-
nue.
Wanted 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
Is. Salisbury. Md
Services on Snow Hill circuit VI. p.
Church tomorrow Sunday as follows:
Preaching Bates Memorial 10 30 "a m.
and 7.30 p. m. Glass meeting Id IA. IN.
Christian Endeavor g. ~ p. IN. Preach
ing at Trinity 2 p. IN.
A Patriotic Service in the interest
of Home Missions will he held at the
Presbyterian Sunday School Sunday af-
ternoon at quarter past two o'clock. An
interesting program will be given and
visitors are cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. VIM Powell died nj her home
near Cedartown Thursday of last week.
from pneumonia. She was 81 years old
and daughter of Mr.. Benjamin Eggs.
near Snow Hill. Interment was made
in the Whatcoat NJ. +. Church cemetery.
Mrs. John r. Burton is the
possessor of "A Spanish milled dollar
coined in 1903. There is quite consider
able Spanish money in this county,
mostly twenty-five cent pieces. which
were picked up on Money Beach above
Ocean City.
MIR. Putnam w. Dryden has an at
tractive advertisement of farm machin-
erv on the sth page of the MESSENGER
to-day. Mr.. Dryden is reliable gen
tlemen and our farmers will do well to
patronize him. Watch his space in the
MESSENGER
DIR. +. :. Dashiell and family NOV
ed this week to the dwelling vacated by
Mrs. Jennie Holland. Washington ST..
and Mr.. John L. Taylor and family
are again comfortably settled in their
own residence. corner Washington and
Martin street.
Mr.. and Mrs George II. Riggin.
near Snow Hill. have issued cards for
the wedding of their daughter. Miss
Martha. to Mr.. William Samuel Evans.
The ceremony will be solemnized in
Whatcoat NJ. +. Church. next wedncs-
day evening. February 9th
-Schloss Bros & Cos tailor will be-
AT b. I. Truths store, Snow Hill, ON
Mond ay. February 29th. and Tuesday.
March list. Look for TRUTHS big advcr-
tisement in the MESSENGER next Satur-
day. and reserve your orders for us for
first class merchant tailoring B. I.
Truitt.
Mr.. John p Marshall and brother
of Vienna. are having built at Poconloke
City. by the Crockett Railway Co, ii
freight and tow boat to be used on the
Trans'Iuakin river The boat is to be
Is feet long. IL feet l inches wide with
foot hold. The boat will be launched
and ready for use May l5
Mr.. Charles Hancock has sold his
farm near Snow Hill. to Mr. Silas Han
cock for $500 The former will buy a
lot near town and build residence for
himself and family. aud advertises his
live stock and farming utensils at pub
lie auction i'll the MESSENGER to-day.
Be sure and read the advertisement.
Mr.. Augustus Parker has sold his
hotel in Pocomoke City. the Parker
House. 10 Marion w Landing. former
ly proprietor of the Worcester House, in
Snow Hill. but who has been running "a
house in Pocomoke for the last year.
We are not informed as to the amount
Mr.. Landing paid for the Parker House.
We are Informed that considerable
building will be done in Snow Hill this
year. Our advice To those contemplating
the erection of houses is to make their
contracts at once, AS there is likely 10
be il shortage Of skilled labor here be-
cause of the vast amount of building
that will be going on i'll Baltimore this
Spring.
r.. b. Adams Berlin. is Offering at
special prices such lines of goods as will
soon be ont of season Aud just to make
it a little more interesting; Buggies that
were SIS for So buggies $50 for $50
buggies $50 for $40 They are all first