Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-04-29
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"A GOOD driving mare TOT SAFE. w.
T. Hearn, Snow Hill.
Mr.. George Mills, of Franklin City,
was in Snow Hill Wednesday.
Miss Bessie Purnell spent the Easter
holidays with friends in Baltimore.
Senator and Mrs. John p. Moore
are at the Belvedere in Baltimore for
a few days.
Free for two weeks only. Read
our advertisement on 9th page. H. ID.
Clogg & Co.
Miss Juliet 7. Purnell returned
home this week from an extended visit
to friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. Burleigh Godfrey, who has been
employed in Philadelphia for some time
has returned to Snow Hill
Miss Nellie Jones spent few days
with her uncle, Mr.. Oswald Jones, at
Chincoteague this week.
For Sale Desirable building lot on
Ironshire st. Price $1,000. No cash re-
quired. Oliver d. Collins.
Mr.. William Is. Cuff stuck nail
in his foot on Tuesday and has been
incapacitated foYwOrk since.
Don't fail to call at this store for
beef, pork, sausage and groceries of all
kinds. G. w. Wonnell, Snow Hill.
Mr.. Harry ID. Clogg is home from
Washington, where he has been attend
ing a convention of photographers.
Mr.. j. Samuel Price was in North
Carolina several days this week looking
after a purchase of pine timber for his
firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Mumford, of
New York, have been here two weeks
on visit to their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Mumford.
The Easter services in the churches
of Snow Hill were all well attended and
the music and decorations were superior
to former occasions.
For the benefit of Mrs. Fosters
health Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Foster
are sojourning on Saranac Lake, N.
Y, for several weeks.
Get your strawberry checks printed
at the MESSENGER Office. Extra heavy
card used this year. Price, only one
dollar thousand checks.
We had very pleasant call from
Mr. F. Leonard Wales, bright young
Salisbury lawyer last Friday. He was
in Snow Hill on legal business.
Mr.. /. J. Hancock and two sons, of
Stockton, were visitors at the MESSEN-
GER office last week. Mr.. Hancock left
us good order for job printing.
DIR. Paul Jones represented the
Worcester County Medical Society at
the meeting of the State Medical and
Chirurgical Society in Baltimore this
week.
Mr.. William w. Bowen and Miss
Mamie E. Morris were married at the
residence of M, William H. Jones
Wednesday evening, by Rev. Avery
Donovan.
Mr.. Walter Powell, son of w. Scion
Powell, has accepted the position of
clerk in B. T. Truths store. He went
on duty last Monday. He is steady,
reliable young man.
Mr. Edward C. Conner has pur-
chased lot of Mr.. Frank Morris on
the corner of Morris and Market streets,
on which he will soon commence the
erection of dwelling.
Jim Purnell is running boot-black
stand in Parsons barber shop every day
in the week and at Purnell's hotel on
Sunday. He wants your trade and will
give you good shine for &c.
4 desire to inform the people of
Snow Hill TINT will send away laun-
dry every Tuesday hereafter instead of
every other Tuesday as heretofore.
Walter T. Mason, Snow Hill.
The Board of County Commissioners
were in session on Tuesday and trans
acted considerable business. The
Orphans Court was in sessions, also,
and was busy most of the day.
Ponies Wanted-Any one having
ponies for sale will please write and
state number they have and price, also
where they can be seen. Address VIM.
s. Richardson. Marion Station. Md
4 have contracted to furnish the
paint for the Court House, now being
painted and re-decorated. If you in.
tend to do any painting can give you
satisfaction in first class paint. Pau
Jones.
We have NOT &C vat learned of any