Democratic messenger., 1905-11-11

iine sport f0X hunting.
Is The mill property of Captain James
Young Pocomoke City, was destroyed
by hre Wednesday night. Loss $1,000;
no insurance. Mr.. Frank Wilson also
lost lumber valued at $500.
The MESSENGER office has just
furnished the Snow Hill Butter Dish
and Basket Co. with an order of beauti-
full calendars. Business men can save
money by dealing with us.
The yield of corn this year in this
section is unusually large and of an ex
ceedingly good quality. The price for
the product gives promise of being bet
ter than for "A number of years.
The Misses Mary. Sallie and Dollie
Bishop have closed their home in Snow
Hill, and have gone to Baltimore, where
they will spend the winter with their
brothers at 1917 Madison Avenue.
Mr.. A. ID. Irwin and daughter, Miss
Rose, returned Monday night from a
visit to Philadelphia. Mrs. Irwin wifi
remain in the city of Brotherly Love n
week or so longer visiting relatives.
Hon. George w. Covington will sell
at public sale here Tuesday November
2lst. the house and lot on corner Bank
Street and Railroad Avenue, the prop
erty of William Young. See handbills
Rev. S. M. Morgan, of Dover. Del i.
visited friends in Box Iron the first of
this week. On Sunday he preached an
l.,.s
tive congregation at Conner's NJ. f..
Church.
Services on Snow Hill charge. NJ.
p. Church, on Sunday as follows: Trni y
at 2. 30, =. NJ: Bates Memorial Class 1T
$50 A. M: Christian Endeavor at 6.i5.
p. NJ: Preaching at 1890 A. NJ: and 7.3o.
O'Clock, P NJ.
N-Governor Warfield has appointed
Oliver ID. Collins, ESQ.,, "A Commissioner
for the State of Maryland to the
Jamestown Exposition. Mr. Collins
was not aware Of his appointment until
he received his commission last Wcdnes-
day.
The cunning season for shooting
partrdges and rabbits will open next
Wednesday, November 18th. Reports
from almost all parts of the county.
are to the effect that rabbits are very
plentiful. but that partridges are ex-
tremely scare.
Rev. +. 4. Little, ID. d.. President
of the Maryland Annual Conference. NJ.
2. Church, was on Snow Hill Circuit
Sunday and Monday. The sermons at
all of the appointments were of high
order, both from an intellectual and
spiritual standpoint.
- Bishop G. c. McCabe. of Philadel-
phia, has been selected by the board of
bishops of the NJ. T.. Church to preside
over the sessions of the Wilmington NJ.
+. Conference at its next session. The
conference will meet in Pocomoke City
about the middle of March.
A company has been organized at
Chincoteague, to build large marine
railway for handling vessels of 200 tons
or more which smaller railways cannot
to-date one from Norfolk to Wilmington
and is to be run by steam power.
DIR. Harry Houck and mother, Mrs.
Belle Houck, left Monday for Baltimore,
where the doctor will begin the practice
of his profession. DIR. Houck gradual
ed last June with the highest honors of
his class, and we predict he will make
his mark in the practice of his profess
sion.
Mr.. w. S. Mexican, general mana
ger of the Ocean City DEVELOPMENT
Company. was in Snow Hill Thursday
Mr.. Mexican says the company will
soon build n sash. door and frame
factory. A plant to make artificial
stone is also a possibility of the near
future.
Rev. Avery Donovan takes this
means of thanking the members and
friends OF his church for their kindly
aid on Sunday. The congregations
were large and responsive to the appeals
made by DIR. Little, who did the preach
ing, and to Rev. Donovan, who did the
soliciting.
Work on the new brick building of
the Equitable Building And Loan Asso-
citation on the corner of Market and
Pearl Streets is being rapidly pushed to
completion. When completed the build
ing will be occupied by the Association.
which will add the banking business to
its other features.
Wanted "a bright boy to learn the
green house business. Must have some
knowledge of horse. Also wanted. a
young lady "a or 25 years of age. to
stand in florist store, and to learn design
ing and the florist business. Address,
George Carson Boyd, PA Walnut Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Keen have
issued cards Of invitations to the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Catherine.
TO Mr.. Glenmore l.. Ellis. formerly of
this town. The wedding will take
place on Thursday evening, November
3Oth, at the home of the bride. 304l
North Avenue. Baltimore.
Announcement is made of the APP
preaching marriage of Miss Ella Frances
Schoolfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. NJ. Scheduled, of Pocomoke City.
to DIR. Norman +. Sartorious, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sartorius, of the
same town. The ceremony will take
place Wednesday, November Is. at Il. 80
p. Nj. in Salem NJ. +. Church