Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-03-26

provement of that section of the town.
MIR. Joseph w. Ward. "a prominent
citizen of Salisbury. died last Tues
day morning Mr.. Ward was the faith
er of Mrs. ]. Earle Downey. formerly
of Snow Hill. but now living in Balti-
more.
C. Quandt, the celebrated wig max
or and hair-dresser. of Baltimore. has
removed to his new and spacious hair
dressing parlor, All n Charles St.
where he will be pleased to serve his
patrons.
We have secured the services of Miss
Kelley. of South Carolina, as trimmer,
and are prepared so give you the benefi.
of the very best milliner's skill in trim
med and made to order hats. Mrs. V.
5. Townsend.
| There will be an entertainment CIV
en- under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the NJ +. Church. in Red
Mems Hall. Girdletree. next Friday aud
Saturday nights. Admission - cents.
Music will be furnished by Prof. Baugh-
man. of Box Iron.
AT their regular meeting last Tues
day. the County Commissioners appoint
ed three general road supervisors. John
w. Allen, Jssse J Truitt. and Jacob
NJ. Gunby. t6Serve for the term of one
year. Several sub-supervisors for each
district will be appointed later.
MFR. and Mrs. NJ. V. Owrey left
Snow Hill this week for Washington,
ID. C.. where they will reside i'm the
future During their residence in our
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Owrey have made
large number of friends who will b.
sorry to learn of their departure.
White wyandottes, Duston Strain.
Eggs for Matching, 30 cents for l3.
Incubator Eggs. $500 per 100 wyan-
dotte chicks from incubator. s cents
each. Wyandotte Cockerels aud Hens.
81 90 each. Cyphers IDcubators and
Breeders for sale. Apply to John T.
Keas. Berlin. Nd.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of Nassa-
wango NJ. P. Church will hold festival
at the Nassawango School House, Fri
day evening. April LIST. Ii Friday even
ing should be stormy it will be held
Saturday evening. There will be some
good music furnished in the early part
of the evening.
The hats we are placing on exhibit
ton for our Spring Opening. next Tues
day and Wednesday. are perfect beau.
ties. You cannot help admiring them,
for they are really the handsomest pat
tern hats it has been our pleasure to
show i'm Snow Hill. We invite yod TO
call and see this exhibition Of high art
millinery. Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
An old friend of the MESSENGER
sends us the following proposition for
our readers to solve: A, b, &; G. charter
vessel from ID for So and they pay
proportionately as follows: A. .; B. a;
O. "A; they hire a captain. +. for $40 aud
pay him at the same rate. How much
does each pay d: How much does each
pay +: How much does each pay ID and
+ together:
Mrs. V. s. Townsend announces in
her large advertisement in another
column that she will open mex; week for
the inspection of the public one of the
best selected lines of pattern hats ever
seen i'm Snow Hill. She has devoted
considerable time to the selection of
these hats and can as. IRE you that there
are no better styles out See adv ertisc.
oPChthk
Mrs. Susie +. Birch desires to in-
form the ladies that she is the represent
tative of one of New York's leading
mercantile establishments, and is in IA
position tn sell you new spring suit,
skirt or coat at New York prices. Call
and see samples and styles. Also "A large
line IF framed pictures. stationery and
good books. Mrs. Susie +. Birch. at res
idence of +. ID. Bailey, Snow Hill.
Atlantic Lodge Knights of Pythias.
of Snow Hill. was entertained by the
Pucomoke Lodge in Pocomoke City last
Monday evening. About fifteen men,
bers of the Snow Hill Lodge were pres
ent Several new members were initia-
tad into the order. after which exercises.
banquet was served. All report a m osf
enjoyable time. The party went down
on the steamer Highland. and returned
on her regular trip the next morning.
1t will be well for those who have
cured pork to examine il, as il is sal d
that very much of the meat that was
cured about the time the severe cold set
in, has not taken salt, and although il
has been smoked. il is likely to spoil
unless resulted. The winter has been
too cpld for proper curing. it seems. and
the warm, moist weather will soon
spoil the meat hanging up that has not
absorbed sufficient amount of salt
| Ground hog and buckwheat season
is about over; soon flowers will bloom,
and Easter will be here Every fair
dam selle will have new hat. To take
her eye. and likely her heart. one of
Smiths stylish light suits is necessitv
claim to be one season ahead in styles
Of coats in particular. as an inspec ion
of my fashions will show. / make pants
full peg. half peg. or no peg. and no pay
il don't fit you and give you satisfac-
ton in every particular. Inquire of
those for whom l have worked. p. $.
Smith, the Tailor.
Quite number of people in all sec
tions of the county have paid their sub
scriptions to the MESSENGER in the past
two weeks. and III addition names of
new subscribers are continually being
added to our list. The people appreciate
our efforts TO give them the best county
paper in the State. There are. however.