Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-05-27

morning and evening; class at $50, A.
M; Christian Endeavor at z. Is p. nj;
Preaching at Trinity at 800. p. M.
DIR. w. L. Robins and mother will
offer at an early date, through the MES
sENGER, all their Worcester County
property at public sale. Both town
and country property. not sold privately
previous to-day of sale, will then be
offered for sale
"A very interesting game of ball was
played last Friday between the Snow
Hill High School boys and the Newark
team. The score was to 5 in favor of
Snow Hill team. Raymond Richardson
and Herman Hancock, battery for Snow
Hill: Dennis and Mcdonald for Newark.
Mr.. Henry Pennewell met with a
Spainful accident last week in his saw
mill near Box Iron. He was setting
e>guage when the wrench slipped off
the nut, and threw his arm against the
rapidly revolving saw, cutting an ugly
cash. DIR. Paul Jones dressed the
wound.
The Maryland. Delaware and Virgin
ia Railway Company are now ready to
book Sunday School, secret society and
other excursions to Rehoboth this sea-
son. Get your applications in early so
that you can get a good date. Address
application to A. j. Benjamin, NJ, ID.
& V. Ry. Co., Salisbury. Md.
The Commissioners sale of Peter
S. Shockley, Elijah S. Adkins, Robert
s. Wimbrow and others has been
changed from Tuesday, June 18th, to Sat-
urday, June l7th., and instead of being
held in Snow Hill will be held in Berlin.
Oliver ID. Collins, ESQ.,, is the attorney
in the case. See advertisement on
first page.
Mr.. c. A. Townsend represented
Atlantic Lodge, No. l40, Knights of
Pythias at the State Convention in
Frederick this week About $50 men,
bers were initiated into the mysteries
of the order Wednesday night. The in
itiation was followed by a banquet,
which had been arranged by committee
of 80 ladies of Frederick.
Sunday school will be held hereafter
in the Lecture Room of the Presby-
terrain Church every Sunday morning,
commencing at 11.30, and holding until
1890. This will give persons who at
tend Church service an opportunity to
go from that service into the Sabbath
School room, and participate in the
exercises.
Some men are value wise-and
some are otherwise. Those who buy
from Oehm's Acme Hall, Baltimore s
well known Clothing House, will be de-
lighted with their garments and pro-
badly save all or the best part of the
expenses of their trip besides. Con-
veniently located at No. 10 West Lex
ington St., near Charles.
Rev. William Writ King, d. D., of
Wilmington, DEL, will lecture in What
coat M. E. Church next Tuesday even
ing, May 30th., at 8 o'clock. The sub
ject of Mr.. Kings lecture will be, 1.-The
Signs of the Times" This is the first
of series of lectures which will be
delivered by Mr.. King in Whatcoat NJ.
E. Church.
Mr.. p. 5. Smith has accepted the
agency for this county of the Never
myss" Fire Extinguisher, which is
highly recommended, is simple, durable
and effective fire extinguisher. Mr..
Smith will give a demonstration of
its pratical uses today Saturday at
4 o'clock, p. nj. and o'clock, p. M,
on the Robins lot in front of Purnell's
Hotel.
DIR. ]. Zachary Taylor, formerly of
the Eastern Shore, but now a Lung
and Nerve Specialist of Baltimore City,
and who has spent most of his life on
the Peninsula, ministering to the sick,
strongly recommends Non-Secret
Home Remedy, which cured him of a
long and serious illness, after all hope
had fled. See advertisement in MES
ssNGER today.
Tickets for the Commencement
exercises will be placed on sale at the
drug store of p. ID. Cottingham & Co.,
early next week. The same ticket will
give admittance to the Hall, both We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. Persons
desiring tickets should get them early,
or they may not be able to secure
seat for either evening. Price of ticket
40 cents.
Rev. Vaughn S. Collins, Secretary
of the Fourth General Conference
District League, has made arrangements
to take personally conducted party to
the great International Epworth League
Convention, to be held in Denver, Col,
July SO. Mr.. Collins is well known to
the Epworthians of the Peninsula,
having served as president of the
Conference League, and held the same
office for several terms in the Second
and Sixth General Conference District.
The editors of the MESSENGER are
in receipt of intavations to attend the
graduating exercises at the different
High Schools in the county. As most
of these commandments will be held
the same evening it is mainfestly i'm
possible for US to be present at all of
them. We therefore, take this means
of thanking our young friends, who
have honored us with an invitation to
their commencement exercises, and of
extending our congratulations to them
on the successful termination of their
studies at their respective High Schools.
-Messrs Barnett & Irwin gave the
best moving picture show last Tuesday
evening ever seen in this town. The
scenes were first-class both in character
and the manner of presenting them to