Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-02

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b. S. University. De Land. Florida.
Rev. Aloysius Green and family.
left here Wednesday for Preston.
Caroline County. Quite large num-
Der of friends were at the railroad
station when they took their departure
and expressed their regrets for the sepa-
ration.
Snow Hill Council. No 1867. Jr. o.
u. A. NJ, of this town, will celebrate
their eighth anniversary on Monday
evening next. All members are earn
estly requested to be present. also mem
bers of sister Councils. 4 good time is
anticipated.
Mr. Edward p. Timmons. of Phila-
delphia. former Worcester Countian,
owns magnificent estate on Chester
Pike. which he has leased To Clarence
Wolf. of Philadelphia for a new Coun-
try Club. 1t is said to be one of the
most picturesque estates in Chester
County. Pa.
Ladies' shopping in Pocomoke City
will find il To their interest To visit
Riley's Millinery, where they exhibit
New York styles in large variety. and
by their business methods and their
own ability in the work room. are en-
abled To give all advantage i'll price, aud
do it.
| White Wyandottes. Duston Strain,
Eggs for Matching, 30 cents for -.
Incubator Eggs. $500 per 100 Wyan-
dotte chicks from incubator. q cents
each. Wyandotte Cockerels and Hens.
$l.O0 each. Cyphers Iucubators and
Breeders for sale. Apply to John I.
Keas, Berlin. Md.
-Robley ID. Jones, Trustee. will sell
the real estate of the late Marv a.
Hickman at public sale in front of the
Atlantic Hotel, Berlin, next Saturday
afternoon, April 9th, at half past two
o'clock. The timber upon these lands
| is valuable, and is well worth the
attention of lumbermen.
Services on Easter Sunday at All
Hallows' Church. 1870 A. NJ The offer
ings will be for the pew fund. Sunday
School at = 30 p. NJ, when the child
ren's Lenten Offering for Missions will
be made. Usual evening service 100 P.
NJ. On Easter Monday the children of
the Parish will be entertained at the
Rectory from TO p. NJ.
The Committee on Entertainment
at the Red Mems social last Thursday
evening was unanimously voted the
prize for providing the best entertain
ment which has thus far been given.
These entertainments are proving very
popular with the members. A new com.
mittee will entertain the Lodge next
Thursday evening.
Deputy Sheriff Charles q. Dale, of
Pocomoke City. came to Snow Hill
Tuesday to administer twenty lashes
with "a raw hide npon the bare back of
James Collins, a negro. who was com
mitted to Vail by Justice Daniel J.
Lewis. to recelSe the whipping and ten
days IN j ill. f1rgiving his wife repeated
beatings. yollhls says he has had
enough, and that he will treat his wife
all right in the future The raw hiding
was done in Jail i'll the presence of a
few witnesses.
The well known clothing firm Of
Likes, Berwanger & Company which
was burned out in the great Baltimore
conflagration, with its accustomed en-
ergy and enterprise. Immediately secur-
ed quarters at 3l9 West Lexington ST..
and have opened with an entirely new
and fashionable stock of goods. They
are selling the latest styles. both in cut
and fabric, at the very lowest prices.
When Won are in Baltimore. give them
call. Read their advertisement in an
other column.
Thanks. awfully. IL makes us blush
to receive so many compliments about
the MESSENGER. Twelve new unsolici-
ted subscribers last week and ten this
the dollar in each case and compliments
for the good old Peoples Paper. This
is not bad. but it saddens our hearts
when the milk man puts up the price
two cents on the quart, and everything
else we use has gone up with a bound.
We only charge dollar "a year for the
MESSENGER. although il costs us more
tn print il than ever before, this means
that the dollar must come.
Mr.. w. J. Wilson, of near Wei
bourne, was in Snow Hill Wednesd ~
Although Mr.. Wilson has been living
lin Worcester County five years, this was
his third visit To the county seat. About
a year ago, Mr. Wilson bought the farm
where he now resides of Mr. +. VI
Wilson of Pocomoke City. He gave il
the name of Cellar Wood Truck Farm.
on account of the adaptability of its soil
for growing trucks. This week Mr..
Wilson sold his farm TO Mr. James q.
Burrows, of Virginia. who will take
possession of il next fall. when Mr.
Wilson will return TO Accomac County
Mr. Harry +. Bratten. of Vienna,
visited his old home the first part of this
week When Mr.. Bratten left Stockton
about four years ago. he located at Hnr-
lock. where he engaged in the mercan
tile business. He afterwards sold out
his business, and became travelling
salesman. representing well known
Baltimore firm. He is now engaged in
the mercantile business in Vienna. where
his energy and enterprise are bringing
him large trade Two other Stockton
young men are in Hurlock. NJ ssrs. Jas
Cottman and Clarence J. Colona, and
both are hustlers. and incidentally both
are ardent Democrats the kind that
Worcester county always supplies.
We are in receipt of a copy of the
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