Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-04-16
LOCALS.

Annapolis Monday
-R.v. Avery Donovan returned from
Conference Thursday afternoon.
Miss Blanch Shockiey. of Stockton.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. X. +. Clark
Call and see my stylish line of men,
and boys hats. ii. +. Shockley,
Stockton. Md.
Best groceries, meats. and vegeta-
blcs of all kinds always on hand at G.
w. Wonnells.
First class photographs done cheap
~ aud promptly. Call and see samples
Clngg the Photographer.
Mrs. J. T.. Adkins, and Mrs. w. NJ
Sturgis spent Friday and Saturd ~ with
Mrs. Benjamin Adkins in Berlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark and son
were guests at the home of Mr.. Clark s
parents, at Nassawango. last Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Ellis and brother, Mr..
Willie Ellis. If Greenbackville. visited
their friend, Mrs. X. +. Clark this week
For Sale-A six foot fishing fike
Cost $40. Will he sold cheap for cash
Apply to Q. l.. Vincent. Fish Com.nis-
sioner.
Robley, the w of Mr.. and Mrs G
w. Adams. dicdTuesday morning OF
last week, agedT yeSrs. ) months and
26 days.
The Rev Mr.. Butler at the adj
vice of his physician will be absent for
some days in the Church Home in Bal
timore.
Go to w. +. Cluff & Cos. for choice
country cured meats. such as hams.
jowls. breakfast bacon. etc. Vegetables
in season.
-Humors of all kinds are prolific of
worse troubles They may be entirely
expelled by thorough course of Hood S
Sarsaparilla.
We have just received splendid
line of white goods, and cannon cloth
for shirt waists at 10 cents per yard.
McAllen & Bros.
The management of the Tabard Inn
Library desires that all books now in the
hands of the subscribers be retu rned to
the station by the Goth.
Mrs. Clayton J. Purnell has been
quite sick this week. Her daughter.
Mrs. Thomas p Wharton. of Stockton,
has been spending the week with her.
Hon. George w. Covington and
family. who spent the winter in New
York City, returned to their home in
Snow Hill the latter part of last week.
The steamer Vivian which was own
ed by the Pocomoke Packet Line, has
been sold to Mr.. J. I. Bartlett. of Ok
ford, Md. The steamer was delivered
this week.
Rev Adam Stengle. Presiding Elder,
will preach at Wesley NJ. +. Church,
Ccdartown. Sunday, April 18th. at )
O'Clock p. NJ. All are cordially invited
t. attend the services.
Rev. MIR. CAN'T will be away from
Berlin on Sunday, so there will be nc
services at st. Paul's Church ON that
day. Mr.. CAN'T has gone to visit North
Elk Parish to which he has a CAL
Clerk of the Court, Francis Henry
Purnell. gives notice in this issue of the
MESSENGER To merchants and others re-
quiring license to obtain the same on
or before the dav required by law.
We have reduced our price on -four
as follows: White Beauty. s. IS per Dbl
III cents per sack; Magno ia, 81 10 bbl
80 cents sack. 81 sc. lib. These prices are
for cash at mill door W. III Jones Co.
The Ladies' Euchre Club was EN-.
tcrtained last week by Mrs William G.
Powell. and this week by Mrs. Paul
Jones. Quite a large number of the
members was present on each occasion
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter q. Turner left
Tuesday for Dendron. Va, where MIR
Turner has gone 10 assist in placing
some machinery in the large plant OF
the Surrey Lumber Company of that
place.
Miss Julia Phrpell had the misfor-
tune to fall in her room at the home of
Mr.. o. NJ. Purnen, me day this week
She sustained very severe and painful
injuries which will keep her confined to
her room for several weeks.
A supper and festival will be held
next Tuesday evening, April ~. at
Wharton's barrel factory. by the ladies
of Stockton. for the benefit of the street
lamp fund Supper ~ cents. Come out
and bring your families
There will be preaching in Mackenzie
MtIiDIidi tiluECu. DuOW ftlil, UDInOfrDW
Sunday }. morning and evening at the
usual hours. Preaching at Gunby Pres
byterian Church. Stockton. in the after.
noon at three o'clock. Rev J b. North
Pastor.
Mr.. Lewis Hancock, who for the
past few years has been clerk in Hur
locks store. has accepted similar po.
sition with Smith. Moore & Hargis
Lewis is known for his strict attention
To business, and is sure 10 succeed in his
new position.
Services on Snow Hill Circuit NJ p
Church tomorrow Sunday as follows
Bates Memorial. class .. 30 4. NJ preach
ing morning and evening, Christian En-
deavor 6.I5 r NJ. Trinity. preachin,
30 =. NJ. class $50 p. NJ Rev Aver,
Donovan, Pastor.
Mrs. NJ. VI North. Mrs. Phoeb,
Sturgis. Mrs. e. l.. Vincent. and Mis-
Beulah Vincent attended the Conven
iion of the Woman's Missionary Society
of the New Castle Presbytery, which
convened i'm the PRESBYTERIAN Church In