Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-09-23
LOCALS.

just received-a full supply of gun
shells. etc j. Arthur Price.
i pay cash for eggs and chickens.
Selby I. Pruitt, Girdletree, Md.
Wanted A good bright boy to
learn trade. w. T. Hearne
Mrs. William G. Stops, of Easton,
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Mary
Higgins.
Don't forget the races at Snow
Hill Driving Park next Tuesday after
noon.
Go to George Wonnell for pork
steak. beef. sausage. fine apples and
choice groceries.
"A. ID. Irwin. ESQ.,, returned Friday
night from his annual business trip to
the New England States.
Wanted-a good boy to work in
store. Apply by letter to +. X. care
of DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER.
Mr.. Leroy Smith, of the Balti-
more Post Office, spent few days of
this week at his home in Snow Hill.
Miss Sarah Higgins, who has been
visiting relatives in Easton and Laurel
Monday.
After several weeks of severe i'll
ness Mr.. VIM. I. Fowler was able to
resume his duties at the First National
Rank MnnInv morning
Mr.. and Mr.. j. Edward White. Mrs.
Marion I. Hargis and Mrs. William c.
Powell spent this week in Ocean City
at Mrs. T.. X. Wilson'S cottage.
Elder J. G.. Eubanks. of Newark,
Delaware. will preach in the Old School
Baptist Meeting House Sunday morn
ing, September 2ith. at 10 O'Clock.
The Ladies of the NJ. p. congrega-
ton will hold weighing social at
the Old Church Saturday evening. Sept.
10Th. Ice cream and cake will be on
sale.
For sale cheap one 60 horse power
centre crank horizontal engine. Apply
to John II. Layton, Manager Snow Hill
Butter DisS Basket Factory, Snow
Mr. RI Nbert Ellis, formerly of
this town. /wasmarricd to Miss Kathryn
Volker. III her home. 1903 N. Sth Street
Philadelphia, Wednesday evening, Au-
gust Both.
Messrs. Graham Gunby, Frederick
l., Smith and w. II. Miller of Salisbury
are planning the construction of gaso-
line boat that will make speed of 20 or
25 miles an hour.
Rev. G. 7. Anderson returned home
from his vacation on Friday evening of
this week. and will preach at the What
coat NJ. +. Church tomorrow Sunday
morning and %svehing.
"A valuable korse belonging to Henry
Trader. of Potdnoke. fell over wire
fence this week and broke its neck.
This was the fifth black horse Trader
has lost in four years.
j. +. McMaster, ESQ.,, of st Louis,
who is visiting his brothers, Hon. f. w.
McMaster, of near Pocomoke. and VIM.
S. McMaster, Esq, of Princess Anne,
spent lueSuay III SHOW ffiil.
Misses Helen and Susie Agnew
gave a party last Saturday afternoon
in honor of their friends. Miss Lena and
Lola Pusey, of Nassawango, who spent
several days here last week.
l desire to announce to the public
that am now running pool and bill
lard room on Washington Street, near
the bridge. Oysters also served in every
style. p. j. Sturgis, Snow Hill.
Services on Snow Hill charge. M. p.
Church, Sunday as follows. Preaching
at Nassawango at 10. 80 A. M. Trinity
at go p. M, Bates Memorial 1880. p.
NJ, Christian Endeavor at $3.50 =. NJ.
Lost, in Snow Hill, Saturday night
Sept. 18th, plush lap robe, motley
brown on one side and black on the
other side. Liberal reward If returned
to the MESSENGER Office and no ques-
tions asked.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Davis, of
Box Iron, have issued invitations TO a
party at their home in honor of the
eighteenth birthday of their daughter.
Miss l.. Maude Davis, on the evening
of October 2ndf
Mr.. JeropS T. Herman has been
quite III at his hAme this week with ty-
phoid fever Mr.. Herman is an indus
trious, obliging and deserving young
man. and has host of friends who
will join with us in wishing him speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ. Taylor
returned Saturday night from visit to
friends and relatives in Georgetown and
Rehoboth. Mrs. Taylor. who left Snow
Hill in advance of Mr.. Taylor. visited
relatives in Baltimore before joining her
husband in Georgetown.
Mr.. C. T.. Mumford. who has been
with the New York Clothing House since
last March, has left that firm and ac-
cepted position with the well known
clothing establishment of Isaac Ham
burger 4 Sons, Baltimore K Howard
Streets. Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. Y. Seymour Warner. after
spending some time in Snow Hill at the
Hotel Purne !, left Wednesday morning