Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-01-06

Selby I. Pruitt. Girdletree. Md.
We have have had some falling
weather this week
Heinz Pure Olive Oil q cents bot
tie, formerly 30 cents. j. Arthur Price
Mrs. John H. Burbage is visiting
relatives at Burbage's Grove and
Wilton.
Miss Daisy Ellis, of Snow Hill. is
the guest OF Miss Mamie Phipps. in
Salisbury.
DR.. and Mrs. Charles 7. Jones enter
tanned a number of their grandchildren
at tea Monday.
Mrs Isaac Shockley returned home
this week from a visit to friends and
relatives in Berlin.
Start the New Year right by deal
ing with me. Good goods, low prices.
G. W. Wonnell.
The members of the West End Club
are requested to return their books
Saturday afternoon.
K. Milton Townsend has moved in
To the storehouse ON Green Street own
ed by o. NJ Purnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Disharoon,
spent last Sunday very pleasantly with
relatives at Stockton.
MIR. Pere Wilmer Little Of Balti-
more. came Saturday to spend few
laVs Nuith friends in fnNO
have few French mixtures left
from the holidays, which ! am selling
very cheap. j. Arthur Price.
Mr.. Willie Long, son of Mr. Calvin
II. Long, of Pocomoke City, visited
friends in Snow Hill this week
Mrs. Theodore Ellis and Mrs. Dave
Bradford, Of Snow Hill. are visiting
Mrs. VIM Mitchell, in Salisbury.
Dr. f. S. Dashiell. will be in Berlin
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
at the office of DR.. John w. Pitts.
Read every page of to-day's MES
sENGER or you will miss some of the
excellent reading matter of this issue.
Services in Gunby Presbyterian
Church, Stockton, Sunday morning and
evening, at the usual hours by Rev }. Is.
North.
Snow Hill Sunday School scholars
were given their annual Christmas treat
last week Every school was well pro-
vided for.
If il does not come cold enough this
winter To make good ice on our river
and ponds, the luxury will come high
next summer.
Special for a short time only New
chocolate sponge, 2lc; new wrinkle, 10
cents fancy white grapes, 10 cents.
j. Arthur Price.
Prof John I.Coulbourn has returned
to Havre de Grace after having spent
the holidays at home with his father,
MIR. George w. Coulbourn.
Just received, large lot of fine
mules, 3 to s years old, we'll broke and
weigh 800 to 1000 lbs Call and see
them at Campbell's Stable, Snow Hill,
Md
We are now ready to contract with
the farmers for tomatoes for the sea
son of 1906, for Roberts Brothers. Will
pay $500 per ton at factory. McAllen
& Bro.
Mr.. Raymond Burbage. of Powell
vile. and Miss Mary Jones. of Trutt,
were married Wednesday at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
T. Jones. y
Mrs. Clayton j. Purnell handsome
Nv entertained the Ladies Euchre Club
Thursday afternoon. in honor of Miss
Conrad, of Wayne, Pa, who Is guest
at her home.
Twenty-Five of the Eastern Shore
Banks have on deposit seven and a half
million dollars. This shows well for
the industry and thrift of Eastern
Shoremen.
MY entire line of pipes, cigar smok-
ers and novelties were bought with the
privilege of returning all unsold.
will sell the remaining ones ut cost. j.
Arthur Price.
Noting suits better for New Years
present than photo the kind we make.
which makes homely people good look
ing. Ii. ID. Clogg 4 Go. Photographers.
POcomoke Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. MILFORD Lawshe re-
turned to their home in Trenton Tues
day morning, after having spent some
time here at the home of Mrs. Lawshe's
mother, Mrs Mary Nj. Station.
Miss Nellie Price. who spent the
holidays at home with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. j. Samuel Price. has returned
10 Somerset County, where she is
teaching school at Tull's Corner.
The steamer Maryland has been
laid up for repairs and a general over
hauling The steamer Pocomoke, which
formerly was on this route. is making
the run to Snow Hill for the Maryland.
Miss Mary Scarborough. who spent
the holidays at home with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs William j. Scarborough,
has returned to Baltimore to resume
her duties in the State Normal School.
During 1905 there was l23 failures on
the Peninsula compromising Delaware,