Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-10-07

Mrs. J. II. Riley and daughter.
Ethelyn, of Box Iron. left Thursday
morning on the steamer Maryland for
a visit to friends and relatives in Vir-
ginia, Baltimore and Kent Island.
Miss Beulah Williams, who has been
visiting relatives in Salisbury. returned
home Saturday, accompanied by her
aunt, Mrs. Louisa Brown, and her
daughter, Miss Lucy Brown, of Sails
bury.
The re-opening of Nassawango NJ.
p. Church has been postponed. II is
expected that everything will be u
readiness for re-opening services in two
weeks. Preaching tomorrow morning
at 10.3 30 o'clock.
At the meeting of the Democratic
State Convention in Baltimore last
week /Messrs. John =. Moore, Samuel
j. D&illey and Henry T. Bell were
elected>a State Central Committee for
Worcester County.
Mr.. S. NJ. Provost, President of the
Baltimore. Chesapeake and Atlantic
Railway Co., died in Philadelphia Sat
urday night. He was also the. head of
the recently merged Weems. Chester
River and other steamboat lines.
In addition to the line of ladies' fine
shoes have been selling for number
of years, have added the famous lei
gler Brothers fine shoes, which are
up-to-date in every particular. Price
800 and So. 80 a pair b. T. Truitt.
Miss Alberta Burbage, who attend
ed School here last winter. is i'll with
the typhoid fever at the home of her
Mther, Mr.. William N. Burbage, near
Nine Pin Bridges. She is under the
skillful treatment of DIR. Cyrus w.
Dirickson. of Berlin.
Rev. and Mrs. ID. M. Austin. of
Spencer. Virginia. arrived Thursday
morning on the steamer Maryland on a
visit to her mother. Mrs. J. K. Camp
bell. On their way here they spent
three days in Norfolk, attending the
State Convention of the Christian
Church.
n Be sure that you read the platform
of the Maryland Democracy printed on
our Editorial page this week. There is
but one issue in this campaign and that
is to put stop to the ignorant, vicious
negro killing the vote Of white man.
It's up to you. Mr.. White Man. Will
you stand by your color?
Rev. Avery Donovan of this town
was recently invited to attend the ded-
ication services of beautiful church
built by him at Lcemont. Va. while he
was pastor there. AT the dedication a
thousand dollars was raised. This week
he received news from the present pas
tor, Rev. A. w. Mather. that the last
note has been paid Off and burned and
the church is now free of debt.
The tax rate of Cecil County was
never over so cents during twenty years
of Democratic control of the county
finances. The Republicans have been
in control now for two years and the
county is in debt SIS, 600 and the tax
rate has been run up to $l.20. This is
the history of Republican rule all over
the State. To prevent il vote the
Democratic ticket.
All Democrats who have moved
since the last registration should ascer-
tain whether or not they are in another
district and need transferring in order
to vote this fall. All young Democrats
who have reached the age of q during
the year should remember that they
must be registered in order to vote.
Tuesday. October 10, is the last day
upon which this duty can be performed.
Bear the date in mind, do not delay.
The Snow Hill Electric Light and
Power Company has purchased the J.
S. johnson lot on Bank Street. where
they will erect new power house,
which will be equipped with the latest
and most approved machinery. The
new, boiler and engine have been re-
ceived. and are already on the ground.
The building will be completed in about
a month. and when the new machinery
is installed the company will give their
patrons vastly improved service.
There will be services on Snow
Hill charge, NJ =. Church. tomorrow
as follows preaching at Nassawango
at 10. 30 o'clock, a. m: Trinity, at $50
o'clock, p. m; Bates Memorial at 1880
o'clock, p. m. Revival services will
continue at Trinity during next week.
Sunday afternoon the roll Of member
ship will be called, and it is the desire
of the pastor that every member of
Trinity Church shall be present to an
swer the roll call.
The T.. +. Jackson Lumber Com
pany, of Riderville, Ala, last week
purchased large tract of standing
timber together with mills and other
equipment situated about seven miles
from their big plant at Riderville. The
Of the company is to work
the timber ut the Riderville mills. The
supply purchased last week will give
work to the mills for several years.
The transaction was large one. run
ming into the hundreds of thousands of
dollars.
The announcement of MIR. Archer
Holloway declining the nomination for
County Commissioner at the hands of
the Republicans created CONSERVATION
in the Republican camp last Friday.
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