Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-11-26
SNOW HILL, MD. NOV. %.
LOCRUS.

See what Vincent. the Jeweler. has
10 say this week.
Miss Matte Ellis is visiting her sis
ter i'll Salisbury.
L L. Dirickson. Jr. was i'll Snow
Hill Tuesday on business.
Read the new advertisement of
James ID. Hack the stove and hardware
man.
Misses Sallie and Ruth Brimer spent
Thanksgiving with friends at Chinco-
league.
Mrs A. J. Haubert returned home
from a visit to friends i'll Philadelphia
last Monday.
Mr.. Chester G. North. of Cumber
land. nephew of Rev. J. b. North.i here
on a visit at the manse.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning and evening. and at
Stockton i'll the afternoon.
Every live merchant in the county
should put Christmas advertisement
in the MESSENGER next week
For sale or rent-an S-room house,
barn and stables attached. For terms
apply to Hugh ). Stevenson.
For sale or rent, my house on Wash
ington Street. Snow Hill, for the year
1905. William II Richardson.
MIR. Lemuel Chesser, of Assawoman.
was the guest of his sister. Mrs. Frank
Mumford last Saturday and Sunday.
-Wonnell is the man who will sup
ply you with the very best plain aud
fancy groceries and meats of all kinds
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Truitt, of
Philadelphia, were the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. A. ID. Irwin, several days this
week.
Miss Katharine Townsend left Mon
day morning on the steamer Maryland
for an extended visit to relatives in Bal
timore.
For sale-three barber chairs-Will
be sold cheap for cash. Can be seen
in my barber shop i'll Snow Hill. Carl
5. Bonneville.
Go 20 w. ID. Corddry & Sons and
see samples of Gibraltar Roofing. Can
be obtained in any color. Be sure to
ask for prices.
Ut. lHOludS va "
ington. ID. O., spent several days here
cunning last week with his cousin, Mr.
j. Sidney Burroughs.
-Messrs. Lloyd & Blaine have a very
large selection of holiday goods To
which they call your attention this
morning in another column.
Our old friend. Thomas p. Town
send, Esq. of Baltimore. is here on
visit to his brother. Irving. He looks
as young as he did ten years ago.
Our complete line of holiday goods
will b. open, and on display III our
salesroom on the second floor of our
store. Monday. p. ID. Cottingham & Co.
We have just received lot of new
material for handsome wedding invita-
tons Order yours at the MESSENGER
office. First class work at reasonable
prices.
Judge Eisenbrown, William Moli-
neux, and John Burroughs, of Philadel-
phia, are here on visit to Mr.. j. Sid
ney Burroughs, and enjoying themselves
hunting.
i have a line of home made sausage
and scrappel. seasoned with country
sage and pepper. Give me an order
and try them for breakfast. W. L.
Cluff & Co.
-Wanted-Lady or gentleman of fair
education to travel-for firm of $3.50. 900
capital. Salary $l.072 per year and ex
penses; paid weekly. Address NJ. Per
cival. Snow Hill. Nd.
State Auditor, George X. Ash. Esq.
was in Snow Hill Monday making an ex-
animation of the accounts of the Clerk of
the Circuit Court aud Register of Wills.
which he found in excellent shape.
Rev. Henry CT. Budd, for several
years pastor of the Berlin NJ. +. Church
was married in Centreville this week to
Miss Price. The wedding was largely
attended. and the couple were the
recipients of many handsome presents.
Some of the finest homes in Berlin
are painted with Gibraltar Fire Resist
ing Paint, which may be obtained in
all colors These paints are very serv-
iceable and beautiful for roofs and fac
tories. They are supplied by p. ID. Cott-
ingham & Co.
Last week we called ttention to the
fact that Mr.. John l. Riley. who is
at the university Oh
Maryland. Baltimore. had been elected
historian of the senior class of that in
stitution. He is the son of William 5.
Riley. Esq, of Box Iron.
-Messrs William JIG Dulany & Co,
the leading statinners and booksellers
of Baltimore, have moved into their
new quarters. 335 n Charles Street, and
extend cordial invitation to the people.
of Worcester TO visit them. See new
advertisement in this issue
Miss Nora Hargis left Thursday
for Baltimore to meet her sister, Miss
Wilson Hargis. who Is attending Wash
ington Seminary, Washington. and who
went over 10 Baltimore IT, spend Thanks
giving Day. While in Baltimore they
will be the guests of Mrs. +. K Wilson
Mr. Vansant Carmean, son of Jesse
W.iCarmean, Esq. of Snow Hill, died
vt bis home in Camden. n. j., this
Nedk of typhoid fever. He was an in
luxurious, progressive young man, well
hk@ by all with whom he came in con-
taSt and leaves many friends to mourn