Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-02-25
LOCRLS.

MIR. b. Z. Truitt has been on the
sick list this week.
Just received new line of fine
shirts. ID. 5. Hudson.
DIR. Clarence Mitchell visited Dover
and Ridgely this week.
Services in Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning aud evening.
Bring your chickens to Selby L.
Pruitt, Girdletree, and get cash for
them.
Mr.. r. G. Lewis received news
Thursday of the death of his brother.
Mr. John Lewis, of Willards.
To prevent grip and colds take
Check to- Cold. For sale by all druggists
aud dealers in Worcester county.
Mrs. John II. Rayne. of Berlin, is
spending few days with her friend,
Mrs. VIM. E. Cluff, in Snow Hill.
Don't fail to call at this store for
beef, pork, sausage and groceries of all
kinds. q. w. Wonnell. Snow Hill.
Several communications reached
us too late for this weeks paper. Let
tiers should be sent in as early as posi-
BILE.
All persons are warned NOT TO
harbor or trust my wife, as Will not
pay any bills contracted by her. Levin
j. Twigg.
Mr. Charles G. Pilchard. of Green
backville, was in Snow Hill Tuesday.
While here he paid call at the MEssEN-
GER office.
Il have just received new line of
the celebrated Crossett Shoes. No bet
ter shoes on the market. ID. S. Hudson.
Snow Hill.
Samuel X. Dennis. Esq. of the law
firm of Dennis s. Dennis, Baltimore.
was a guest at the home of Ex-Governor
Smith this week.
Misses Edna and Julia Jones. of
near Newark, spent several days of this
week in SnowHill as guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Townsend.
-Messrs Raughley and Twilley, of
Pocomoke Clty, will have another Car
load of horses and mules for sale at
their stables, March 4th. See their
advertisement In another column.
Mr.. Mac. Malone died at his home
in South Salisbury. Tuesday night. aged
about 3S years. The deceased was for
some time Engaged in the livery bust
ness in Snow/Hill. He was afflicted
with tuberculosis.
Senator l.. II. Ball, of Delaware.
has received intimations from the Navy
Department that one of the new battle
ships to be built shortly. will be named
Delaware" The other battleship may
be named Michigan.
AT the Fourth Quarterly Confer
ence of Whatcoat NJ. E. Church, held
on Monday evening. unanimous invi-
tation was extended to the Pastor, Rev.
Geo. 7. Anderson, to return to Snow
Hill for another year.
Five car loads of seeds-extra early
peas. 81 so per bushel; white onion sets.
81. 80, yellow, 1928 per bushel Get our
prices on clover seed, grass seeds. and
seed oats. Layton & Layton, Incorpor-
ated, Georgetown. Delaware.
Don't forget to attend the special
meeting of the Peninsula Produce Ex-
change In the Court House Wednesday
morning. Mr.. Charles Chalmers. of
vineiand, n. j., will be here. and will
deliver an address on the culture of
sweet potatoes.
MIR. s. NJ. Zacharias. of the Guar
anty Title and Trust Co., of Philadel-
phia, spent several days of this week i'll
Snow Hill. Mr.. Zacharias owns some
valuable farms in Worcester county. and
he takes great pride and interest in de.
veloping them.
The supper to be served by the
ladies of All Hallows Guild. on Tuesday
evening, Feb. 18th, will be given in the
store formerly occupied by Walter S.
Mason, instead of the old Postoffice
Home made ice cream served. Every
body cordially invited.
Mr.. G. E. Mumford returned Wed
nesday night from a business trip to
Baltimore Mr.. Mumford has secured
a position with the New York Clothing
House. of Baltimore. and will leave
Snow Hill about the middle of March
to assume his new duties.
The great bargain sale. which p. ID
Cottingham & Co., have been conduct.
ing for the last week. is still in progress:
at their store. Their second floor i:
literally packed with articles which
they are selling at grea. reductions.
TO be had.
The Wilmington Conference of the
NJ. +. Church has the prospect of numer
Gus invitations for its sessions of 1906,
Whatcoat Church of Snow Hill being
in the list. The Conference was enter
tanned here in 1885, and we are advised
will likely accept Snow Hills invita-
ton for next year.
The Philadelphia papers of Thurs
day announced that the death of young
James lift, of Stockton, which occurred
at Millville. n. j.. Tuesday was caused
by his having taken morphine with
suicidal intent. Letters were found
addressed to his mother and sweetheart
stating his intentions.
"A disease has sprung up in Eastor
and vicinity which is playing havoc
with the horses, and as yet no one ha.
found remedy for il. The horses gen.
orally show signs of furnishing and
drink large quantities of water Within