Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-03

with red ribbon and bell around its neck
Will answer to the name of "Malty. "
Suitable reward if retired to Mrs w .
T.. Cluff.
Mr. John +. Mock, who had "A ley
broken last week by "A load of ties fall
ing on him. is getting on very nicely
We hope Mr.. Mock will soon be able 10
resume work.
Mr.. Wallace N. Smith, Of Wayne,
Pennsylvania, returned home Wednes-
day after having spent several weeks
at the home of Senator and Mrs John
=. Moore.
We are in receipt of letter from
Mr.. T. l.. Savage, of Savagetown, in
which he strongly advocates the cutting
OF an inlet uniting the ocean with the
waters of the bay.
A fresh stock of the best garden
seed just received Landreth's. Holmes
and Ferry's. Allmy old stock was des-
troyed. and every package is guaranteed
to be fresh. DR.. Paul Jones.
March 25th has been designated as
Maryland Day, and Supt Stephens
has prepared some interesting matter
for use in the public schools on that
day, as we'll as other public holidays.
The meeting of men called by the
pastor Of Whatcoat NJ +. Church, for
last Tuesday evening was postponed on
account Of the weather. 1t will be
held Tuesday evening" March 9Th, at :
o'clock.
If we ever made your picture we
will make you more. just like the ones
you got before. at greatly reduced
price This will be your last chance
II. ID. Clogg Il Co., Pocomoke City,
Maryland.
Mrs. John Z. Moore returned We'd
nesday night from Baltimore where she
has been spending some time at the Bel
vedcrc Hotel with her husband. Senator
John Z. Moore. and her son Mr.. John
=. Moore. Jr
Miss Mary A. Townsend, who has Il
position in the State House at Annapo-
lis as stenographer. came home on Fri
day of last week. remaining until Mon
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James +. Townsend.
Miss Annie NJ. Station and Mrs.
Edna 5. Whaley entertained the Ladies
Euchre Club at their home last Satur-
day evening. The first prize was won
by Miss Viola Smith, and the consola-
ton prize by Miss Lille Howard.
Mr.. ]. Emory Pitts has purchased
Mr.. +. r. Thornton's interest in the
Ford House. Pocomoke. and took charge
the LIST of March This hotel was run
for long time by Mr.. II. Clay Powell.
who sold out to Mr.. Thornton few
months ago.
Oysters and CLANS shipped last week
from Chincoteague to northern dealers
were as follows: Oysters, SGT barrels;
CLANS, 99l sacks. An increase of li55
barrels of oysters over the proceeding
week and an increase of $50 sacks of
clam over the proceeding week. OgShr-
D'dh.
Mrs. A. d. Irwin entertained the
Ladies Euchrc Club at her home last
Tuesday evening. This was the last
meeting Of the Club until after the Lent
en- season, hut, on account of the snow
storm. the attendance was not rs large
as had been anticipated. The prize was
won by Mrs. Marion I. Ilargis.
Aunt Clarissa Farlow. probably
the oldest woman in Maryland, died in
Snow Hill this week. 1t is claimed and
vouchcd for by some of our oldest cit
liens that Aunt Clarssa' was l07
years of age The oldest person now
in town remembers her as an old woman
when our oldest inhabitant' was a kid.
Miss Emily Upshur. daughter of
Col George NJ. Upshur. of Baltimore.
formerly of Snow Hill. has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Harry +. Coving
ton. of Princeton. n. j. A card party,
to play hearts, was given in her hon
or. at which was present, among 9th
ers. Miss Marian Cleveland, daughter
of Ex-President Grover Cleveland.
Wanted Young men and women
between the ages Of q and 80 years as
applicants for the training school for
the Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital.
A good education is requisite and
sound physical health. For full partic-
ulars address with stamp Miss Sara T..
Parsons, Superintendent of Nurses,
Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital.
Towson. Md.
Mr.. Dan Warren while at work
around some machinery of the Godfrey
Manufacturing Company's mill last Sat
urday had one of his sleeves caught in the
belt. He was carried to the line shaft.
and every stitch of clothing from his
waist up was torn from his body. AL
though badly bruised and burned by the
rapidly revolving shaft. the mill was
stopped before he sustained serious in
jurles.
We received letter from Spence
this week. containing an item which
was evidently intended as joke. As
the letter was unsigned, we did not pub
lish IT, We make il an invariable rule
that all communications, except from
our regular correspondents, must be
accompanied by the name of the writer
not for publication, but as guarantee
of good faith on the part of the CORE
sp0ndent.
Services at the Christian Church
tomorrow by the pastor, Rev. ID. A.
Nicoll. rs follows: subject for morning
service at II O'Clock. 1.-The Way to
Al.