Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-02-13
LOCALS.

bles of all kinds always on hand at c.
w. Wonnells.
1 will give dollar bushel for good
wheat delivered at my mill at once W.
II. Jones, Snow Hill. Md.
Rev and Mrs. Edwin H. Nelson
have been spending the week with DIR.
and Mrs. Charles p. Jones.
For good beefsteak. pork aud sau-
sage. go TO the store of W. f. Cuff &
Co. Fresh groceries always on hand.
-Scrofula in the blood shows itself
sooner or later in swellings. sores.
eruptions. But Hoods Sarsararilla
completely cures it.
The Josiah Ruark farm i'm Atkinson
district, was sold by John w. Station.
Trustee. to Affria Fooks. of Salisbury.
at public sale Tuesday.
Il forwarn all persons against trust
ing my son, Emory Twigg. las will not
pay any debts made by him. Levin j.
Twieg. Colbourne p. o Md.
Lost, or disappeared, Friday. Feb.
9TH. light yellow dog. Will answer
to the name of "Den." Reward if re-
turned to Mrs. J. r. Campbell. Snow
Hill.
Mr.. Carlisle S.urgis returned to his
home in East Bridgewater. Massachu-
sets. Monday. after spending the month
Of January with his parents in Snow
Hill.
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold business meeting
at the home of Mrs. John ). Aydelotte
next Tuesday afternoon, February 10th.
at three o'clock.
-Ex Governor Smith is one of the in
corporators named in bill before the
Legislature to incorporate the Fidelity
Trust Company. of Baltimore. with a
capital of s5OO,OOO.
The fire insurance companies repre-
scented by Purnell & White. of this town.
lost over eight million dollars in the
Baltimore fire. every dollar of which
will be paid promptly.
-Messrs. William c. Kerbin and
Samuel X. Dennis. two of Worcester
county's able representatives in the
MARYLAND Legislature. spent Saturday
and Sunday i'm Snow Hill.
For limited time Clogg. the pho
tographer. will make 80 30 cabinet pho
tographs for $50 per dozen. $l.25 pho
tographs for $lOO Now is your time
before the limit expires.
of Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Holston were
brought to Snow Hill from Greenback k
willie, Monday, and inferred in the
cemetery of the NJ. p. Church.
Wanted bright young ladies
as clerks. and one with some experience
in millinery business. for positions in
large dry goods store in Salisbury.
Address in own handwriting Lock Box
10. Salisbury. Md.
No services at All Hallows on the
coming Sunday. by reason of repairs,
but the service on Ash Wednesday will
be at the hour announced, 1890 A. NJ.
Parish Guild, All Hallows' Church, will
meet on Monday. February 18th, 3 p.
NJ, at the Rectory.
1T is said that the reflection of the
light from the great Baltimore fire was
plainly seen Sunday night by several
people in Snow Hill and Worcester
county. This is not improbable as the
Chicago fire in 1872 was seen for
distance of $50 miles over the prairie.
If you want noteheads. billheads.
envelopes. or other job printing. send
your order To the MESSENGER office. We
not only give you the best of paper and
printing, but we appreciate your orders.
Patrouize yonr leading paper aud when
ever we can help you we will recipro-
cate.
-Messrs. w. p Pusey & Son, con-
tractors and builders. of Snow Hill,
have contracted to do the brick and
stone work on the new High School
building to he erected for Milford, Del,
In cost about sixteen thousand dollars.
Our mechanics will give them good
job of work.
Quite number of people from
Worcester county visited Baltimore this
week. TO witness the ruin and devasta.
ton caused by the fire Among those
from Snow Hill were the following: DR..
John 5. Aydelotte. Wallace Purnell,
Charles Corddry. Clay Burbage and
George Vincent
Mr.. Elmo johnson has moved his
family from Freehold. New Jersey. to
Elizabethport. in the same state. We
are in receipt of letter from him in
which he says that no book or paper he
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