Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-05-21
LOCALS.

Baldwin Williams had Il ncX batch
of jokes for Court week.
Mrs Lee Bowie is the guest of he r
sister, Mrs. \. Fred Hartman.
Mrs b. 7. Wooley is visiting. her
father. Mr.. Hugh ; Stevenson.
Mrs. Charles Donovan. of Florida.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. G. NJ. Taylor.
Strawberry checks printed at this
office on card board for 81 90 per thou
sand.
Send in your order for strawberry
checks. We Will print you 1000 for
$l.OO.
Mr. aud Mrs VIM l. Laws. of Wan
20, visited Mrs. Mary J. Purnell. this
week.
Samuel X. Dennis, + O., of Balti-
more. spent Saturday and Sunday in
Snow HILL
Best groceries. meats. and vegeta-
blcs of all kinds always on hand at q.
w. Wonnclls.
Mrs Wilbur Hurlock, of Baltimore.
Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace W. Payne.
ing Good wages. Apply tn Mrs. Z. l..
Vincent, Snow Hill. Nd.
Mr.. Charles A. Townsend. teller of
the First National Bank. is visiting \. ID.
Irwin. Jr., in Altoona, Pa.
Painting is now in order, and the
whitewash manipulation is also plying
his brush with cheerful results.
Wantcd-A bright boy To learn the
photograph business. Apply to ii. ID.
Clogg q Co.. Snow Hill, Maryland.
Mrs. John T. Keas. of Berlin. and
Miss Maud Whalcy. of Bishopvillc. were
guests of Mrs. Oliver ID. Collins. Tues
day.
For sale at discount nice,
light weight top buggy. used very little.
Apply to j. T. Taylor. Snow Hill. Mary
land.
Mr. w II. Caudill, of Virginia. has
purchased the Henry Townsend farm
near Whitcsburg. and moved his family
there.
-Llnguor aud weakness. due tn the
depleted condition of the blood. are
overcome by Holds Sarsaparilla. the
great vitalizcr.
Call aud see our bargains in mating
and rocking chairs. We ar, closing out
our stock If these. and will sell cheap.
w. +. Cluff & Co.
-Wantcd--White and yellow corn
State price delivered at railroad station
in Snow Hill. Write to Prcsgrave 81
Hccbucr. Salisbury. Md.
There will be preaching in Mackenzie
Memorial Church Sunday morning and
evening at the usual hours. by the pas
tor. Rev. Joseph Il. North.
MIR. Horace Harmonson. If Berlin,
has gone West after another car load of
horses and mules. He will be back with
the latter part of next week
Lost, last Sunday in Snox Hill,-a
gold pin. enameled in black. with pearl
set. and two gold tassels. Reward, if
returned to DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER
office.
The Woman Christian Temperance
Union will hold business meeting next
Tuesday afternoon. May eth. at three
o'clock. at the home of Mrs X. ].
McAllen
The inApt son of Mr. and Mrs
Elmer ID. Bahey died Thursday morn.
ing IntefnAQt was made in the
Baptist q urchsNrd. Snow Hill, Friday
afternoon
-Clogg's photograph establishment
will be- closed during next week. May 23d
"a May 2Sth. MIR. Clogg is attending
the Photographers Association meetings
in Harrisburg.
I will pay the cash for .O0O, 900 or
5,O0O,O00 feet of yellow pine timber
Write what you have at once DIR. J.
Lee WOodcock, iO6 Camden Avenue.
Salisbury. Md.
Misses Margaret w. Waters and
Florence Stieff. of Baltimore, will ar
rive in Snow Hill today. and will spend
several weeks at the h me of Senator
and Mrs. John +. Moore
Rev. Joseph b. North. pastor of the
Presbyterian church. has been invited
To preach the baccalaureate sermon
before the High School of Stockton.
Sunday afternoon. June 18th.
Emory + Bell. Jr. of Berlin, is
among the graduates of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons. Baltimore.
We congratulate our friend. aud wish
him success in his chosen profession.
i have a new Bus and i: meets all
Trains and Steamboats,. Fare to town
patrons. Toe; 10 Hotel guests. free. Any
order left at Hotel Calvert will receive
prompt attention. l.. L. Hearn, Prop'r.
DIR. Cyrus w Dirickson, Levin Z
Dirickson. and Miss Hattie Dirickson
"f Berlin, and Mr. and Mrs Waldo
kennard. of Driftwood farm, near Cir
dletrcc. wereamong the visitors TO Snow
Hill. Thursday.
Strawberries made their appearance,
in our market the first of the week
The berry crop Is somewhat late this
wear. but we hope the growers will
realize IA good crop aud receive good
prices for their shipments.
The furnishings of the chamber of
the old House of Delegates, Annapolis
were sold Monday at public auction in
the building formerly occupied by III,
State Comptroller. The bidding was
lively. and the articles brought COED
prices
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