Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1905-01-14
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mere Will Dt scTNlCtS III the ouOW
Hill Presbyterian church tomorrow.
After two weeks spent at home.
Miss Jeanette B. Dryden returned to
Annapolis. Monday.
For bargains in dress goods. coats
and millinery, go to Mrs. V. 5. Town
send. Go now. Don't wait.
For Sale-Scotch collie (shepherd)
pups. entitled to be registered. Address
q. L. Waters. Stockton. Md.
The January term of NE Circuit
Court for Worcester County will con-
vene here Monday, the 10Th day of jan
nary.
MIR. Bennum III. Sharpley. Captain
of the four masted schooner, The Lizzie
". Parsons, was visitor to Snow Hill
Tuesday.
Hon. George w. Covington, who is
spending the winter in New York City.
was home a few days this week on bust
ness matters.
Il am selling ladies' coats, dress
goods. and all winter millinery at cost
and less than cost. This offer is good
for only two weeks.
MIR. and Mrs John r. Franklin aud
daughter, Miss Katie Franklin of BaltI-
more, are the guests of Mrs Franklin's
brother, DIR. Paul Jones.
Just received carload of farm and
lumber wagons in all sizes. Can furnish
You just what you want. and make the
price right. J. III. Perdue.
Our old friend ex-county Commits
sioner, A. w. Cramuer. of Pocomoke
City. was in Snow Hill Tuesday, and
paid pleasant call to our office.
i am better prepared than ever to
serve my customers, and wish all of
them a prosperous New Year. Yours for
meats aud groceries. G.. w. Wonnell.
DIR Lee w. Warren. has purchased
an interest in the David J. Adkins Com.
pany, Berlin, and has been elected
Secretary and Treasurer of the Com
pany.
The Ladies Euchre club was de.
lightfully entertained by Mrs. William
&. Powell, "Wednesday afternoon. The
first prize was won by Mrs. Z. 5.
Dashiell.
Captain Albert Laws, u s. Army,
returned to his post at Fort Harrison,
Montana, last week. Captain Laws
spent the greater part of his two months
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. L. Laws, at Wango.
Mrs. George w. Burton, and
daughters. Ruth and Louise, of Oman
cock. who have been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Brimer. for
the past two weeks, returned home
Monday on the Steamer Maryland.
MIR. Ranzo Wilgus, of Franklin City,
Vah and Miss Lula p. Bowen of Girdle-
tree were married at the Methodist Pro-
testant Parsonage by Rev. Avery Dono-
Fap, January 18th, 1905 Mr. and Mrs
'Wilgus will make their home at Frank
lin City.
The prayer services held in the
Lecture Room of the Presbyterian
Church this week have been well at
tended, and it is hoped the special SER
vices to be held in the same place next
week will be the means of many con-
versions.
The w. G. L. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Richard Howard. on Tues.
day Jan. II, at 3 o'clock Every member
is asked to go to the meeting prepared
to answer these two questions: "What
has the w. G. L. U. csone for you?''
what can it do for you:"
Having purchased an engine and
portable equipment of saw and corn
shelter, we are now ready to receive or
ders for saving wood and Smelling corn
We bring the outfit to your premises
whether you live in town or in the
country. Wood bought and sold. Thigh
man & Layton, Snow Hill, Md.
Services on Snow Hill circuit NJ. p.
Church this Sunday as follows: Preach
ing Nassawango 1920 a. IN; Trinity 3 90
p. IN. In town, Christian Endeavor 6. 40
p. M. Preaching 30. Revival services
begin with this service and will continue
during the week. Everybody welcome.
Cards are ont for the marriage of
Miss Minnie May Townsend, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac W. Townsend, of
Snow Hill, TO Mr.. Charles A. Clark. al
so of this town, and who is one of our
most popular young men. The ceremony
will be solemniZed in Whatcoat NJ. L
Church, Wednesday 25th inst.
Mr.. John NJ Dulany of the w. j.
". Dulduy To-, BALTIMORE, maze Visit
to Snow Hill Tuesday for the first time
in about twenty years. He was very
much impressed with the architectural
beauty of the Court House, and was
surprised to see so many handsome aud
commodious residences in town of
2200 people.
We understand that the impression
has gone abroad in some parts of the
county that Mr. Gordon b. Jones, who
is offering his farming implements, ma
chinery, stock. hay. corn, fodder. etc.,
for sale. as advertised in the MEssEN-
GER today, intends TO dispose only of
his old stock. We are pleased to correct
this, and to state on the authority of
Mr.. Jones himself, that he will sell the
best he has, and that the sale will be
absolute. Besides the long list enumer-
ated in the advertisement, Mr.. Jones
will also sell number of articles moi
listed.
Hicks predictions for the remainder
of January are: Stormy weather will
prevail on the 10th, nth, 18th. 22d. 25th.
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