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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Sdiiisfartcu upa anb nGd Trntid'
lamb.

Bon Baltimore bis Srcmcn: Go,
lite $40 uno $3.50; @rcmen-@aI.
timore bis gum /. Mopcmber $3.50
uno $G2.5O; BON 1. Nopcmbcr bis
1. Ilguit $3.50. &unbrciic 81 bill
Iiaerem greiie. SbeO. 8. 2icner &
So, 3immcr 0r. 3, ia Sit'2ering.
ton.Str. (323)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Gle e ii6 @oItimorcr
9riOinN Niioci0tion." cine
organization promincnter @cidGit3-
lcltc, belt am SonntnQ i'm .@Cntlc-
mems 0riUing Eort" lire iGhrlthc
@encrolncriommllng un0 Wcamtcnr
nobl ob, IN mclhcr iolaeuoc @enmic
ermGblt mur0Cu: VrGiioent Nr. S. Is.
bon Seine, &icc ErGiiOcnt Nr. @ouia
0cpfin Scfrct6r mo Shobmciitcr
Nr. &. Nilbclm. Ter "bi4bCrioc
ShnBmleiitcr, Sr, SCnrD Eicrion,
rcid)tc iCinc NciiQnotion Gin ga sic
les Nmt IN Der lcBtcu Belt 10 DicI
Belt un0 Observation-Disclosures II, Nrr
lprlld) ninmt Dab CT Oemlclbcn nid)t
lorGcr uorlteben tonntc. Nl2 Nncr-
fcnnlunQ iiir ieinc m%crtbpollcn Glen.
ite, lpcldC cr ais Sd)obmciitCr scr
@cIcllld)nlt NcIciitct bot. lmrr0C Nr.
Fierion sum lebenSlGnQlid)cn 81
rcnn1it9Iic0 Crlpdblt. gIIa MiitQlic.
Der oe@ &ernoItnn03rotbC2 murOcu
Die $50. NuNnit Gcnfer, GrcOcrid
Gcpfin &cnrp Shlcme@, :. @lomc,
Or, @ilion, i. Siren, Irib Shciot II,
Sr. Sduitcr crnonnt.
Gas Wcfinocn BON Truu
". u. Groota BON S%arriionpiuc, Wol.
timorcsG oultn. meldle ON Sonntud
Mor0cn bel elmer Strobcnbnbn-GoI-
liliou an Ger @urriion-@IpC. idlucr
pcrlcbt mlrOc, bot lid nod Nniidt
Der 9Icritc bonn o9ll9cmeincn WorO
ldnOcr @Oipitol" bis geltcrn mcicnt
lid QebciiCrt un0 Is limo I~ll9lid)tcu
fir hire @cnciumQ porbou0cn.
Surg ornunQfiir gubcrc.
- Su Noromcit@ Baltimore trcibt irr
3cit Elm Shlpiuolcr icin llulpcicl
lpeId)Cr inter Dem &ormuu0, or miiiiC
@crf5cua nnidaiicL I'M bel Nrr. y.
4. @onter cine Stclc onSltrCtcn.
8cl0cr iommClt. Ser @omCr ipriht
nor5iiQlih bel 6omiIicr Dor, mrltc
TienitmGOhen irdcn, uuO Qcm0bn.
lid) Qelpinnt CT oo9 Ncrtrurcn icinCr
Spier, inocm cr oeniclben poridNuGBt
boB cr locbcn nit bier E0ttcrn ans
Dem Sii0en QCfommcu lei mo olld
Stelrngen iilr lcinc Vt00dCn illdc.
Nuf Scr Strnbc CrtrunttI
- Gic AZ Sabre oIte &otic M}illcr
bon Nr. lG06, Muriboaitrobc, cr
frortftc Gcitern pl0tlid) an Der 0it
enc un0 2iQbtitrnbe mo mllhtc IN
Der NnlbuInn5 0c3 iiioliden Qiitrirt3 !
mad ibrcr @obrun9 iibcr9ciilbrt
iperoen.
W a d. tc 6inQcr.- Nm
rorb0ltliheu Stotion9hauic muro2
geltern Der - Sabre oltc ,Sohn NJ.
Snoiuman, iucldcr bon 0cn @cbcinl
poli5ilten No1an mo &ommCrala
perboftct morOen mar. pom Noli}ci
rid)ter &epIinger Dem @erihtaucriah
rem iibcrmieien, neil cr Der Trou
Morp e. 2eonbarbt bon Nr. 122t,
Git #. 9iooIeitroBe, cine qol0enc llbr
nnO Srn. Vernbaro @iIgbmon uon
ode bon 9rooopob mo Soifmanitr.
einen @agen geitoblen baben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

Glitter"
Gtipa 81 Seleaoien oe9 oVerbe1ler'
tri Arocn7 DER EptbIoS 9iltter"oon
10 Staoten r10 Dem 1iltriftGollm'
Dlo btelten 9e'ter1 W}or9en ole erlte
SlbitnA tbrer jluetiobriget Gonoen.
tlon Ill DER btell9en Eptblo" 9alIe,
9fr. 623, SollllIalla Noemle. Sll.
prrulc eonllno!Iocr 5. Z, VIeler nol1
Indianapolis, &llo., IllDrte Den @or.
iib.
&n6iolacnO limo Die NtitalieOer Der
rcrldicoenen Gonlllrn, lpelbc oIeAn-
trGac mo Norlhlo9e inter 9cra-
t6lu1G bobcn:
Gonlitc fir Stotltcn Geo. Sci.
OCnilidcr, Indianapolis, &n0, Gorlt.
Ter, Oscar &rcOc, Gctrolt, W}ld).; S.
e. NieIer, Indianapolis, Sno.
6inon5 Gomite :. s. ShnIot,
Indianapolis, &no, &orliBer; 6@.
HoBbera Spr0cuic, N..D.; 5. &ein'
lem, Sn0lanopolt9, Sno.
&eriid)crun9S = Gonitc - Gbo@.I.
ShmcdIcr, @oibin0tom Z. g.. @or'
liter; Gr. &. u. Shaier, S%noianopp.
lis, &i1O, @olIgang Bauer, Sprd-
cue, Ny.
Sronnn9S Gomite Or. Geo. Is.
Y. %oAler, baltimore, VtOy @oriitcr,
Y. Sda1tcr, youngstown O.; Sui.
Sdmlnt, Setrolt, Wiid).; Z, Shan,
SSDeelIn0, @,sTa.; 8ouIS @laIer, 9at.
iInIore, MO,
connie tl'r SlSpenIlrllng nno 6reI-
brIe'c - Otto MILLER, Baltimore,
NO, %or'lber; @co. .. Sfomper.
chicago, 81. ;@ottbort S6neioer, Ge'
trout WfId).
eonlltc mr. WtlIltor Nonf Sol.
VI. 6orbc@, Indianapolis, WorliBer;
SoblaS Mod, Indianapolis; Charles
@o@Tlnot, NeiroIt.
Gonlltc Iilr I%ppeIlotion un6 BE-
ldluerocn gilbert Nilttner, UoltI'
more, Mo- &orllber; VtIdoel StciL
Wbcelln1 ", 30; ). Var, annio2-
elto, Mo-.
Gornlte mr. Nrlldlafet y. j.
&llooel, &I1oloropoliS, %or'iber; 9D.
H%folentbol, eoallSoItle, Sno.; @eorJ
Y. 8oDler, eDtco9o, Sis.
En3 blcll9e arrangements Gomt.
tc, ipeldeS %orbereIt1angcn sur I'm
1crDolttll0 hl1o Selnlrfhlllg Der aus
nartl0en @olte 9etrofrcn bat, heltcbt
aus had'ol9enoen MItgllcocrn oc3
Aroen": &orllber, Captain Y. !.
S6lpe9ler; %lce %orllber, @Scott
@clt; Sdabmelltcr, SolllH Sronot;
Ncnrp Sd4cr, MoIt9on9 Hlldoo'd)e!,
eboa. @rnlc Tl1rco SSorldL Is. anor.
Sdluc0Ier. SoltlS @runot, 81. Ggolt
SIR. @elllteilL Sobn &roIt 5. 9ril'
Ger, Folll NohIdnlot, 6rlB SrlG.
ger, W. Scott WcIt, Mm. Storr, ).
Wfrrpbn $. Werriom, Or, Z. Mllter
mo $. M. Gears.
Captain Sdrpcglcr lit ser General.
Snlpettor Scr ~EptbioS = @oroe, "cine
3mcig . organization ocS SrbenH.
NnOcrc prominentc nEptbia3 . Hit.
ter" in @oibington limo: 5. q. Sd)ii.
ger, Supreme inncrc @ohc; Sacob
@riigger, Supreme 0i1Bcrc @ohe, 1t.
@oligoug Hlido1ihcl, Supreme Ser.
trcter.
Nod) scr SormittogS . Sibung cr.
lol0tc @crtaoung bis bclte Worgen
9 llbr. Nm Nodmittag muroen Die
ScbcnSmiirOigfeitcn Der @unoe%'
SulptItoot bciid)tigt. Seutc Nbero
iinDet Elm @antctt Der Selegaten III
AcrS1nuerbu1t0 Sale ItQtt, bel Dem
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Wnni5ipnl gngclcg0Gcitcn.


Hrpcltcr llld)t crhoNcll.- A'I'Fo'.
Ildc oocr pripotc StruBcu. Dos
.0onctn rhcotcr" 9icrca
Noo4 sir hic C,,,r,r+2rc-W rhr
"'9''"""'
StoOt IrofurotUr bruce a0b &C.
itcrn ciu pom Stoot ,NnQcnicur &c
for0crtcs @lltodtCn iibcr Die TroH1
ob, pb ser Sto0trotb oQ3 Ncd)t bot,
0cn Yohn ser &onDlonacr in 0ciica
Tcportcmcnt M b]ritinncn. 81. NrllCt
ontportet inn p~crncincuOcu Gin.
ne mo ioat. Ser s.. Nhidnitt 0c2
Charters iibcrtrooc Dem Stu0t ,Su.
acnicur Oas Mcdt, Nrbritcr iiir iciu
Icportcnlcnt on3llitcQcu mo Ocr2n
2ohn I'll i|irircll. 9}ud) Dem Gburtcr
bnbcn ser StraBcn NciniQlng5
GonmiiiGr, Dic g2oiicr lrn0 Saicn,
Nch6rNc ms Sic Nb}uu5fann( Goms
niiiinu niCiclbc 0ciuaniE. Die IraQc
uurOc 0urh sic BON Srn. Gee I'M +.
.3mciuc cindCrcidtC Wcror0numQ uui
dcuoricn, 0cn SQnOlandcrn inn it1O
tiidjcn GlcnItc cincn InQcloGn bon
: III %dGu1brcn mo lie olld iiir Mt
acntaQC, an 0ercn 9lrbcit ~unnt00lid
it, III ~bcjobIcr.
Stoot l<nOcnicur 6rnooQ lit 6tr
Nniiht oob mcnn bicic @croronrnN
onacn0mmcn mo III Mcd)t bcitcbeu0
crfIdrt piir0c, ser Sto0t cine meitr,c
Niir0c Don iGhrlid $t25,00O oliQc.
oriidt mcrOcn luiirOc, o6nc cntipre.
dlclloc oOcr ir0cno mcldJc &ortbCilt
0arall5 3ll 5icbcn. Die Soften oc@
Nb3r05funol . Suitcm&, bon 0Cncn
Go Ero}cnt iiir Nr6cit3l0bne bcrcd)net
lpcr0cu miiiicn, miirOcn iiir Oicicn
Eoitcn oucin NM $2,OOOOOO crb0bt
mcrocn. Die Nr6citer ser Stu0t cr.
hicltcu icbt ifon 40 Nro}cnt mcbr
2obrL ais iolhc inn Girnlt bon Erl
pntpcrionCn, lno cine mcitcrc Grb0.
bltng BON 20 Ero5cnt ocriclbcn Mir
&c Ourd sic @Cc'ihc @cror0nlmQ Dor
0rid)ric6cn, obnc 0ub Die Stoot aud
mrr eincn Sent nlcbr @crtb an QcIie
icrtcr Nrbcit crbultc.
SCifcntlihc o0cr Yrtuoi.
StruBCu?
Cine 0ro6c Nn5u6l @runoCigcntbii
mcr ionO lih Qcitcrn oui GinIa0un1
inn Niircou oc5 Stcllcr Expectations.
WcrihtcS ciu ulo protcitirtc QcQCu
0ic NcIcqrnG ibrc3 @rumobeiiBe3 sur
pollen StCucrrOtc an Hcnnoritrubc |
NcierpoiritruBc umo BENNINGTON.
Yluce, elm @cpicrt u0r0lid pon9tortG.
?lDCnltc. Sic bcItrittcm 0oB oicle
ECrfcbr@mc0c 0ifcntlidc Strobcu
ieicn luie lie Scr Sto0t Yroflrrutor
crtI0rt bate, ltn0 bCbouptctcn, sic.
ieIbcn bcl1noCn iid) nod int Fribot'
bcliBc. GoNcNcu Qcbcn lie ST, 0ob
NNltclodltroBc Fnrt Npenltc. Wtt.
Nonol Tpcl1ltc llno Wt. Nonol-Scr'
race olfelltlld)c StroBe1 mo. Gllc
Glll0llltg III olelrr Streltfra9e ipltr0c
nod lll6t cr}lelt urO cine lucl'
tcrc eonfercllj MIRO ltottflloclt.
SoS "@nprtQ Sbeotcr,"
Gle llllterllrbmcr oeS "@oDetD'
SbenterS" an NoltImoreltraBe mo
elIltom SollNr Tocllllc iperOen ltllit
mi Stol'oe ZEN, NIT DEM 9olt or@
,VtlIleltenlpcl" 81 bc1tIli1cr. SIC C.
ten Flollc. DC pom @ebaitoc' Snlpef
i1ld)t oll0cllonlmell lpllrOen, lil1o
10 nerolloert Iuorocu, Dab lie oe''cl
3ltltlrlnlllllg gc'lIl1ocn boben. Wtcbt
'Sellerleltern lperocil d%llgebrodt ltl1o
mo WllSOQllQC OCrbreltcrt etc. |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

z. @rccn in Bottom Sen SctrctGr oc3
6ono5, gcidnot mcroen.
@cioc 3mrigc nabmeu ,dlIbcr0cm
in orittcr @ciulQ Die &crorommg olt,
$1,000 iiir Die Go0iii5irunQ itGotii6er
%croromut1cn Ourd) Gboa. Yielcrt 5u
UcrmiQi9cn.
Ncuc &croronuuQcu.
NUlc Tcror0mrngcn mrtr0cn cin4c.
rciht:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26

49, N'N'' 49,
Sen pier Tiitrittcn }ltr Sta0t5 Son
OcntiOu:
Critcr Ciitrift:
I. Mar0- Ndmc9 &iud.
3. @aro @iniam q. Smith.
3. Mar0 -Eomc9 Nc. Wiubou.
4. &aro NcurD Is. Glc0ocrman
). QSor0 -N0nm Tcupcrt.
6. Mar0-5tcpben e. &ittle.
3ncitcr Ciitrift:
:. Mor0 Nuoolpb Yoblcr.
S. @oro- &obn 9. Spcucc.
.. @or0- &obn 3. g9or0.
~. g3or0 -9iidoro MiHorOion.
13. Mor0 -6ronf Qri5coQ.
II. Mar0 &obn I. 1prO.
Iritter 0iitrift:
10, @or0 -&oa. y. @prnc2.
II. @orb- Ga$. y. @ortcr.
II. Moro- @m Is. SuOginS.
IS. MarO -&o@. 6. Wtlrril.
-, Mor0- HoQcr u. 6rcD.
20. MorO-(imothD Guicp.
&iertcr 0iltritt.
Or. &obn ). McGurtbp &obn z.
&clU, emmett &ouanmlQb lhomo&
Ncrncu, ,&obn &abI unb Mortil
Ncpuolo9.
Seine ser bier Gonucntioncn
mibrtc lGngcr ais cine Nierteliuuloc.
ul0 III fcilcr 0ericlbcu mlw0cn iracn0
mcIdc @cidlIiilic onQenommcu.
0ic uominirtcn Gauoioatcn iijr
0o5 ll~ntcrbouS Scr @eicbNcbrmN limo:
I. @oro-0cnrp u, @oiiG MitgIieO
oca lcbtcn GcleQotcnhouic3,
2. Mor0-&ioot 2. Sonncr, fri.
ber EoIijcirihter in Scr 6itIiGrnSt to,
ton.
8. @or0-Sobn g. Murrob, @Icd.
iHnlic0, Nr. 40G, Sii0.GrctcrItr.
4. @oro-GOgor q. Nib, Or. 40,
SltNoOctteltr.
5. @orO-6 rcbcrid ". @iIcor.
6. @or0-g Siliom s. Norri3, 9(n-
malt, Mit0lico bea lcBtcn Gclcgotcn.
boltlcS.
Z. Mur0-H obert Snn6cr.
8. @oro-@iuiom 9. Srcm, Wiit.
0IicS oco lcbtcn Gclc0otcnbouica,
9. @or0-GborlCs 81. @bitrioro,
@ud)iiibrcr, Nr. 1890, OItNortb 2Ipc.
10. Mor0-GborlcS s. Noudct,
WiitNlicO oc5 Ictten 9cIcNntcnbouic3.
If. Moro-@iQiom y. NoOncr,
Sobu Oc9 9un6eSienotor3 9iouncr.
~. Mor0-Tr. Z. 3. &Cotuolc,
3obnor5t, Sit-Nortb NOc., nobC Char.
lcHitroBc.
13. @oro-Sobn 8. g. Whwpbn,
MitQIiGo ocS lebten GclCQutcuboniC8.
II. @or6-M ortin 2chmoUcr, Nm
luoIt iriiber Mitalieo bc@ QcIcQotcns
holtic@, Nr. 1927, Eort glOc.
10. @oro-&oroce 2. @bitmon,
9nnmoIt, @olbrocf.
tG. @oro-SomcS N. Gomfin@,
MitNlico ocS lcbten GcIcQotcubnlric4.
II. @oro -Senrp 6, @olbbeun,
glncnt, Mr.. 1914, Nr1pIc 2Ipcmlc.
is. @oro-Gonin @rob &CrfGll.
fer Nr. 3tt, NorbsGorroIIton 9ruc.
10. @orb-S. 2ei9b WorriOtt GU
p%crintenoc,t ser oGumbCrIopO Gool
&c." Ncfic ocS SenotOra @ormon,
Nr. t412, @elt-WhIlbcrruitr.
20. @oro-Sinlon y. @ron3tp
Nmnalt.
81. @oro-Sobn &. Ncniou,
%. @orb-Gharlc@ &. @riCbCI.
%. Moro-Gborle9 HCoioI, Gric-
0cnSrifter, Nr. 1908, Siio Gborlc2s
Itrobe.
81. @aro - Eatrid e. Mclib,
Glerf, Hr. 400, 9attcrO -@luCmlc.
Gie o%cnofrotiidc Stoot2. Gonncu.
ton miro onl GonncrltnQ # llhr
%ormittags, in Soro'S Npcrnbouic
5liunnntentrcten. Seiten8 0c3 St0uta
Central. Gomiie'S iino Arrangements
~0ctroiicn noroen, Dob c3 cine scr
Qr0btcn ocmofrotiiden Gcnrouitrotio.
men oieieS Serbites iein miro.
Sdiiisfartcn upn anb uadJ Trntid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
0cmufratiidJc 9iominntiuucu.

2lLIr uicr @cice1cbuuaa Niitrittc er-
miDlcn 1clcaltcn sur StnotS.
Gonpcntjou mo iteQcn Gnnoioo.
ten iiir 0ir @~rictgcbm0 nuf. -
Seine 0cidliiiir onacnommen.
Die uicr ocmotrotiiNcn 8rieb,
Qcblmla Gonpcntioncn ion0cn ge-
itcrn N}ittoQ, mic onQcfiinoiQt. ltntt.
Iiciclbcn Dcrlicicu nit Nltanohme
Oca orittcn Giitrift8 pro0rommae-
mdB, &n Der Contention ocS Oritten
0iitrift3 protcitirtcn sic QcleQutcn
Der #. Nor0, iGmmtIi6 @(uhGnger
Oca oGrcaccnt Clubs" oo9egcn, Dob
@r. &obn IS. Sd)oninrbcr nidJt }lull
Delegation Der StaotS Convention
luur0e, mo pcrlicBcn sic
Convention.
Gle bier Gclc9otcn at 2arQc SIR
Stoat5 Contention iinO:
Sorr0 NcGc8 Rll3f, I. Iiitrift;
u. 2. @ol09borouQb, ,. 0iilrift;
ISM. i. Eortcr, B., Ciitrift, mo
Bernard @oIlcrU, 1. 0iitritt.
6ol9cuoc iiuo Ole Delegation ans
Sen pier Giitrittcn iltr Staot3 Son.
OCntiOu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-26
Huiulano's tiirfilde &G6er.
Ganitablc. @rbdnbc, 9oitamtt seGeH. sets pffen.
(Nul22-)
8eISIcnSnuscu mad Scntidlano uni
Ccitrcid)

at 81 Gents pro Start uro 2OR
Gents pro arone. Eorto EXTRA.
@edieI uusgeiteIt auf ale Sbeile
ser SSeIt. S6cu. s. Sicner & So,
ia Sit.2erinaton.St 3imnler Nr.
3. US0-)
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-07
SPENCE.

Mr.. George Mount, of Jessup, was a
most welcome visitor here this week.
Mr. Lemuel Harris and Miss Ella
Thomas, of Snow Hill, visited friends
here recently.
Mr.. Samuel Brmer and family of
Box Iron. was the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. 7. Richardson. Sunday
Mr.. Chas. Trader. who has been visit
ing friends here. has returned to his
home in Delmar, accompanied by his
mother-in-law, Mrs. James Penncwill
Misses Mary and Virgie Moore spent
Sunday with their grandparents. MIR.
Mrs. Angelo Harris.
Miss Viola Messick spent Saturday
and Sunday in Snow Hill with her
friend. Miss Annie Hill.
Mr.. Will Pennewll and family visited
Mrs. Pennewill's parents near Ocean
City Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. T. Tilghman, of Newark, and
Mr.. Belts, of Philadelphia. made a short
visit to our village Tuesday.
Mr.. John Tull is having his new house
completed by Mr.. Willard Beauchamp.
of 0nancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray and little son,
George, of Wesley, visited the home of
Mr.. VIM. Layfield Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Givans visited
relatives near Pittsville Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Burbage and children.
of near Powellsville, visited the home
of Mr.. VIM. Guthrie, Sunday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-07
NEWARK.

Mrs. Chatham returned to Stockton,
Wednesday, after spending several days
with Mrs. William Boston in this place.
Mrs. Aline Hudson, Of Philadelphia,
visited her sister, Mrs. Molly Dennis,
this week.
DIR. c. Mitchell, eye-sight specialist.
will be in Newark Thursday afternoon.
October 18th, at the residence of Mr..
Taylor Dennis. Hours. p. M. to p.
m.
Mr.. William Tilghman returned t.
Virginia Monday after spending several
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Tilghman.
The members and friends of the NJ.
+. Church gave Rev. and Mrs. l.. X.
.Ianney donation Thursday night of
last week.
The Ladies Aid Society was enter
tanned at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Esma Davis Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bowen. Of
Girdletree, spent Sunday with his par
cnts. Mrs. and Mrs. Elijah T. Bowen.
Mr.. Charlie Workman, of Berlin.
spent part of this week here.
Mrs. Elijah Bowen and Mrs. Thomas
Davis made business trip to Snow
Hill Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Boston, of Nassawango.
visited her mother. Mrs. William Bos-
ton Sunday.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-07
Birthday Party.

One of the most elaborate and enjoy
able social events that has been held ut
Box Iron for long time was the cele-
bration of the eighteenth birthday Of
Miss Lula Maude Davis at the home of
her parents last Monday evening. The
lawn was Illuminated with Japanese
lanterns, the decorations being pink
and green. Quite crowd of young
people assembled and all reported de-
lightful time.
Among those present were the follow
ing: Misses Hattie, Mary and Nellie
Scarborough, Bessie Dukes and Olive
Jones, of Girdletree. Miss Dora West,
of Ironshire. Misses Olive Riley, Eva
TAYLOR. Marcie Figgs Estelle Truitt,
Loretta Bauman, Ruth Truitt, Minnie
Clarke and Lee Stanford of Box Iron.
Messrs. William Duffy and Louis Han
cock. of Snow Hill. James Jones, of
Girlletree, Ralph c. Truitt, Alfred
Zacharias. Robert Davis, Harry Cherix.
Elmer Mason, Frank Truitt, Howard
Dryden. Raymond Clarke. Charles and
James Mumford. Ralph, Elwood. Grover
Truitt and Charles Pruitt, Of Box Iron.
DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Bennum chaperoned
the party. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Figgs
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bromley We're
also present.
Music and games were INDUCED IN
until 1890. when all were invited to
the dining room which was lighted by
eighteen candles. Elegant refresh
ments were served.
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The Jury List.

Judge Holland was in Snow Hill last
Tuesday and drew the following Juror
to serve at the coming term of Court.
No. III. Paul Young, Thomas Gro
ten. Francis ID. Young, Henry w. Gala
han. Francis Benson, William II. Car
seley, James p. Blaine. Thomas +. Har-
gis.
No. 2 Zadok Cherix, William II.
Payne, Charles H. Bowen. Putnam w.
Dryden, Charles NJ. Kensey. Stephen
l.. Purnell. Robert w. Townsend. Mont
gomery Stage.
No. 3 John +. Shockley, Lambert
p. Ayers, Cornelius F. Coffin, Samuel
NJ. Quillin, ST., Sidney A. Bowen. Har-
vey Pruitt, Charles G. Taylor.
No. Francis II. Peters. Frank
Davis. William Townsend.
No. 5-Joshua Carey. Burton Nelson.
Charles Bishop.
No. Elijah J. Shockley, John viii
liam Dryden.
No. dewitt II. West. George w.
Pusey, Nicholas II. Ryckman.
No. s John S. McAllister. Charles
T.. Onley, Thomas j. Aydelotte, Isaac
J. Hancock, Charles w. Jones, of j..
A. Stewart Bromley, Isaac Y. Paradis.
No. Hillary Hudson. Silas Hastings,
Edward Holloway. J. Edward Williams,
Theodore Wimbrough, Orlando Harrison.
William X. Purnell.
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Rev. Frank Farley, of Chincoteague
Island, is helping Rev. I. w. Gayer in
his revival services at Stockton.
Mr.. w. Coard Bromley and Mrs.
Louisa V. Allen spent Sunday with his
brother, Mr.. Thomas Bromley, at Stock
ton.
Miss Lola Bennett, of Stockton. spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bennett. near town.
Miss Kitty Rowley left Tuesday for
Philadelphia where she will visit rela-
latives and friends.
Quite number of our young people
attended the birthday party of Miss
Maude Davis. We extend best wishes
and wish her many happy returns Of
the day.
Mr.. John X. Gibbons and family has
moved to Baltimore, after residing in
our town for the past few months.
Mr.. Ralph c. Truitt, who has been
clerking for the firm of Scarborough.
Onley 4 Co., has resigned his position.
and Mr.. John 7. Hancock has accepted
the position for few weeks.
Misses Annie Watson and Bessie
Stump left Thursday for Baltimore
where they will spend sometime.
Miss Annie Savage has returned to
her home in Virginia after very pleas
ant visit to her grandfather, Mr.. Peter
Savage.
Miss Bculah Mumford left last week
for Norfolk, where she has accepted a
position.
Miss Esther Bennett. of Snow Hill.
visited relatives and friends here last
week.
Miss Halle Scarborough is spending
sometime with her cousin, Miss Iona
Scarborough, in Philadelphia.
Mrs. C. c. Watson is visiting relatives
on Chincoteague Island.
Miss Olive Onley has returned home
after very pleasant visit to her cousin.
Mrs. William Onley. at Clayton. Del.
Mrs. +. +. Cropper and little son.
Walden, have returned to her home in
Philadelphia after spending sometime
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. c.
Watson.
Mr.. William Brimer and family, Of
Box Iron. spent Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Griffin.
Miss Jessie Callahan spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousin. Miss Hattie
Webb
Mr.. c. T. Richardson. of Chinco-
league. was a very welcome visitor in
town. Wednesday.
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STOCKTON.

A number of our ladies attended the
millinery opening at Dickinson this
week.
Mrs. z. =. Wharton left this week
for visit to her daughter. Mrs. VIM.
Cochran. in Cannonsburg. Pennsylvania.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cottman, of Hur-
lock, spent this week with relatives
here.
Miss Hattie Colona attended the mar
riage of her brother. Rev. Jas. Colona.
in Salisbury this week.
Mrs. J. T. Parker was called this
week to the bedside of her brother.
Mr. Harry de WAL, who is quite sick
at his home in l.eonardstown. St. Marys
County. She left last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tull. have re-
turned from visit to their daughter.
Mrs. Sharpley. in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Child. of POGO
moke City. We're welcome visitors to
our town this week.
Mrs. DIR. Weaver, of Philadelphia.
made a short visit to her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Sharpley, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wharton and
Miss Lillian Waters attended the fun
eral of Miss Kate Townsend, Tuesday
in Snow Hill.
Mrs. George Sharpley visited her son,
George. in Salisbury this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILKY Porter. of Green
backville. spent part of last week at
the home of Mr.. VIM. Hill.
Messrs VIM. Marshall and Jas. Smack
made business trip to Cape Charles
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Justice, or Wattsville,
Va, visited their daughter here this
week
Mr.. Claude Hudson, who has been
spending the summer in California, re-
turned home last week.
Miss Florence Marshall. who was a
student at w. NJ. College left Monday
for Baltimore. to take full course at
the Peabody Institute.
Rev. Mr.. Nutter is now in the midst
of his revival services ut Remson's
Preaching at the NJ. r. Church at
1899 O'Clock Sunday morning. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
A little boy came to gladden. the hearts
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T.. Tull last week.
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MELBOURNE.

Mr.. Ernest Justice, of jenkins Bridge.
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
cousin, Mr.. Fletcher Justice.
Mr.. VIM. burlington and son, Harold,
are spending sometime with relatives
and friends in Virginia.
Mr.. Henry White, fireman on the
N. Y. 7. 4 n. X. r.. is spending some
time with his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth
White.
Revival services are in progress at
Remson's.
Many of our people attended the
Aydelotte- Marshall wedding Wednesday
evening
Mr.. Benjamin Hall and children spent
Sunday at New Church.
Mr.. Charlie Ward has accepted a
position with the Blades Lumber Co..
of New Bern, N. c. We wish him
much success.
MIR. John S. Selby and children. of
Stockton. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. $. J. Pilchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wrixam Pilchard Of
near Good Will. spent Sunday ut the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pichard
The home Of MIR. and Mrs. Thomas
.Aydelotte was the scene of a very pretty
marriage Wednesday evening, when
their daughter. Miss Delete. was joined
in holy matrimony 10 Mr.. Raymond
Marshall, Of Silva. Va. The marriage
was performed by Rev. Mr. Nutter
The bridal party entered the parlor to
thefbealniful strains of the wedding
march. which was played by Mrs. Ora
Tlrr in,her usual impressive way. Miss
May Paradis. of Greenbackville. cousin
iof the bride. was maid of honor. and
Miss Lille Hill. of Silva. cousin of the
groom, was brides maid. Mr.. Clyde
Redden and Mr.. Eddie Hill weregrooms-
men. Esther Aydelotte sister of the
bride. and Marie Payne, cousin of the
bride. were flower girls. The bride.
maid of honor. brides maid and flower
girls were all beautifully attired in
white. After the ceremony the bridal
party and the guests We're invited to the
dining room, where cake and ice cream
were served in abundance.
A large number Of guests attended
the marriage. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall
received large number Of valuable
and handsome presents. At late hour
the guests departed wishing Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall much happiness in the
future. We extend congratulations