Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-02
LOCALS.


learn trade. w. T. Hearne
/ pay cash for eggs and chickens.
Selby r. Pruitt. Girdletree, Md.
To loan, on note or mortgage, six
thousand dollars. Apply to q. Collins.
Miss Louise Burbage. Of Berlin.
visited Miss Nellie Parsons this week.
For sale six yokes Of oxen, well
broken. J. +. Hopkins. Whaleyville.
Nd.
Miss Bessie NJ. Johnson is spending
some time with friends in Dover and
Wilmington.
Mr.. VIM. X. Beauchamp, Of Oman
cock, is visiting his father, Mr.. James
NJ Beauchamp.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Z. Bratten left
Thursday for Ocean City where they
will spend week.
Miss Edna Bonneville has returned
from Cape May, N. j., where she has
been spending the summer.
Mr.. David Mumford came last Sat
urday on visit to his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Mumford.
For Sale-3O bushels of fine seed
wheat. In quantities to suit purchaser.
A. s. Bromley. Stockton. Md.
Mr.. Edgar Laws, of Salisbury, came
Thursday on visit to his sister, Mrs.
Matthew Purnell, near the bay.
This is the season for lamb chops,
fresh vegetables and fruits, also fine
groceries. George w. Wonnell.
Services in Snow Hill Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning and evening
and at Stockton in the afternoon.
For rent for 1906, the residence Of
the late John II. Burbage. Apply to
Mrs. John II. Burbage. Snow Hill. Md
Miss Elsie Gruwell returned to her
home in Dover Thursday. after spend
ing two weeks with her cousin, Miss
Bessie Johnson.
DIR. +. J. Wright. of Denton. spent
Friday and Saturday Of last week in
Snow Hill as the guest Of DIR. G. Nit
chell at the Hotel Purnell.
Lost. strayed or stolen black and
white fox terrier will answer to the
name of prince. Reward, if returned
to Mrs. John Walter Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Richardson,
who are spending the summer ut Stock
ton, were guests of his mother. Mrs.
Mary Richardson. this week. y
Rev and Mrs. Avery Donovan have
been visiting friends at Lecmont and
other places in Virginia this week.
They will return ON the steamer Mary
land today.
There will be preaching at Bates
Memorial tomorrow morning and even
ing at the usual hours. and at Trinity
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A. Dono-
van, pastor.
Rev. G. T. Anderson. accompanied
by his family, left by steamer Maryland
on Thursday morning, for a two weeks
vacation, to be spent in Cecil county and
other points.
Mrs. William Basset and son. and
Miss Nellie Davis of Philadelphia. and
Mrs. Charles Burbage and Mrs. Esma
Davis were guests of Mrs. Ernest Par
sons last week.
Mrs. S. NJ. Jones, of Greenbackville
left Thursday for visit to her mother
and brother in New London. Conn. She
was accompanied by her daughter, and
will be gone about two weeks.
Misses Hattie and Eva Richardson.
of Salisbury, returned home Thursday.
after pleasant visit to Miss Bessie
Connor, in Snow Hill. and to their
brother on Chincoteague Island
Miss Ella Beauchamp. of Snow Hill,
and her niece, Miss Hazel Tull, of Spence,
returned home Saturday on the steamer
MARYLAND from an extended visit to
friends and relatives in Onancock.
About 200 barrels of hard crabs
were shipped to New York from the
Princess Anne depot last week. They
were from the Wicomico river. Quota
tions last week were SCOPE barrel.
Many persons are getting ready this
week to enter Goldey College, the we'll
known commercial college. of Whining
ton, Del. Inc tali term begins next
Monday. The catalogue will give you
full information.
1t has been ordered by the POST
master General that hereafter service
ON all rural delivery routes be suspend
ed ON New Years Day, Washington's
Birthday, Memorial Day. Labor Day in
each calander year.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Esham and
daughter, Mrs. Charles Petit. went to
Ocean City Saturday, where they were
Joined by the husband Of the latter Sat
urday night. The party returned to
Snow Hill Monday afternoon.
One of the editors Of the Messen-
ger will be in Berlin next Saturday
afternoon at the Atlantic Hotel for the
purpose of collecting subscriptions. All
subscribers in arrears are requested to
meet us there. and make settlement of
the same.
Mrs. John w. Station returned home
Saturday on the steamer Maryland from