Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-07-23
SNOW HILL, MD, JULY %.
LOCALS.


For Sale-lO0 bushels of Hoosier
seed potatoes. Nv Hancock, Snow Hill.
MIR. Virgil Ward. of Salisbury.
visited Mr.. John l. Coulbourn this week
Rata Bagl and rurnip Seed. New
crop just received. p. ID. Cottinghaw
& Co.
Miss Sadie Black. of Philadelphia.
Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T..
Selby.
Misses Helen aud + lith Qaigg. of
Georgetown. are the guests of the Misses
Townsend.
Best groceries. meats. and vegeta-
bles Of all kinds always on hand at q.
w. Wonnell's.
Rooms tn let for light housekeeping
Apply to Mrs. X. j. Dennis. Ocean
City, Maryland.
Prof. Morgan. of Dickinson College.
IL here on visit tn his cousin. Mrs.
James II. McAlien.
Mrs. Hnratio Heath. Of Elizabeth.
N. O.. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Wtllldul i)oettcner.
DIR. Spry Hurlock and wife. of Har-l
risburg, Pa are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Hurlock.
To Loan $1,000 - Preferably as
whole. but will divide. Long time pre-
ferred. .. ID. Collins.
Mr.. L. NJ Purnell, who is spending
the summer ut Ocean City was home for
few days this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Edwin Nelson, Of
FELTON,. Del, have been guests of Dr. and
Mrs. q. p. Jones this week.
Mr.. Zadok Powell returned Monday
from Ocean City where he attended the
State Teachers Association.
Miss Willie Timmons returned home
Saturday from a pleasant visit to rela.
tives and friends in Baltimore.
Miss Annabell Lee Helms, of Balti-
more. is the guest of the Misses Bishop
at their home on Church Street.
The Sunday School of the Presbyter
IAN Church will hold its annual picnic
at the bay Thurday of next week.
We have some good bargains in
shoes for men and women. also other
good bargains. W. +. Cuff & Co.
MIR. George b Covington. of New
York City. spent several days of this
week with his parents in Snow Hill.
The house of Mr. Sidney Godfrey.
on the road leading to the bay, is being
painted by Mr.. William H. Petit.
Miss Eleanora r. Hargis is visiting
Miss Mary Henry. the daughter of Hon.
and Mrs. Laird Henry, of Cambridge.
Miss Ethel f. Stickley, daughter
of Col. Z. f. Stickley, of Woodstock,
Va. is visiting Mrs. JAS r. Campbell.
Mr.. Edward Davis chief clerk of the
Hotel Rennert. Baltimore. has been i'm
Snow Hill this week visiting his mother.
-Pimples. blotches and all other spring
troubles are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
the most effective of all spring medi-
cine.
Mrs. Albert Conner and daughter,
Miss Bessie. have moved TO Snow
Hill where in the future they will re-
side
Misses Alice Rulings, of Lands
downe. Pa. and Mabel Bechold. of Phil
adelphia. are the guests, of Miss Lille
Howard.
We offer the Fairfield farm fer
sale. Apply to DIR. VIM. L. Robins, or
Mrs. Ellen A. Robins. Snow Hill, Md.
p. .. Box l2S.
w. K. Massey, Jr., is building a
house on the lot on Washington Street.
which he recently purchased of Mrg
Elmer Bailey.
Mrs Sallie Collins and Mrs. William
L. Fowler are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas M Purnell at their cottage i'm
Ocean City.
-Wanted-A tenant with good force
for good farm. Team found, or would
rent for cash for 1905. Apply to l. N.
Hearn. Snow Hill. Nd
The friends of Miss Viola Kensey
will be glad to learn that. under the
skilfull treatment of DIR. Paul Jones,
she is rapidly improving.
Miss Mamie Parsons was one of the
Snow Hill teachers who attended the
meeting of the State Teachers Associa-
ton at Ocean City last week.
Mrs. John Petit, and children. who
have been visiting Salisbury, returned
home this week accompanied by her
sister. Mrs. William johnson.
Misses Allie and Blanch Bailey, who
have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. John
ii. Long. of Dagsboro. Del, for several
weeks. returned home Thursday.
Mr. George Adkins, who lives near
the basket factory, has fitted up room
in his home. and will conduct a gen.
eral merchandising business there.
Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court.
John l.. Mock. Esq. has moved into his
residence on Federal Street, recently
vacated by Mrs. Harriet Richardson.
Pussy & Son are doing some nice
work on DIR. Dashiell's handsome new
residence. They are also enlarging the
vaults of the First National Bank.
Ned Harrington says mosquitoes
down ut Franklin don't bother him any
more, as he is so full of punctures that
they tap the same holes over nova days.
The Millinpton RANK yanIt rassad