Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-08-25

MlSs maRBlc SnOckley, uaugnler OF
county commissioner s. h. ShOckley.
OF Wilton, returned home Tuesday
from visit to relatives in Berlin and
elsewhere.
Old maids would be scarce and hard
to find, could they be made to see how
grace and beauty is combined by using
Rocky Mountain Tea. Z. ID. Getting
ham A. Co.
We are selling more tea every day
People who try our tea one time. buy
again. 90 cent grades next week for
30 cents; six kinds to select from. r.
Milton Townsend.
| have Just received a new line Of
ten cent goods. First come. first serv-
ed. Also, | have on hand lot of wat
er glasses at six for ten cents w.
l.. Purnell, Snow Hill, Md.
Miss Venie Hearne, of Pocomoke
City, accompanied by her cousin. Mrs.
James +. Oflield, of Sedalia, Mo-, spent
several days of this week with Mr..
Eben Hearne at the Hotel Purnell.
Mrs. w. S. Outen has returned
home from pleasant visit to relatives
in Pocomoke City. She was accompa-
MED home by her sister-in-law and
children, who are now her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Irwin and
Misses Mabel and Rose, have
returned home from Ocean City where
they have been sojourning at the
Atlantic Hotel since early in July.
DR. and Mrs. John S. Aydolette left
for Seaside Park, New Jersey.
DIR. Aydelotte returned the middle Of
the week, leaving Mrs. Aydelotte to
spend couple of weeks with relatives.
Miss Mary Shockley, of Philadel-
phia, is visiting her brother. Mr.. Elijah
j. ShOckley, of lndiantown. She will
also visit relatives in Snow Hill and
Wilton before returning to Philadel
phia.
The members of Snow Hill Fire
enjoyed an excursion to
Ocean City Thursday Many of them
were accompanied by their wives and
AL report a very enjoy
able day.
Lieut.. j. j. w. Shockley. and
patrolmen w. $. Powell and Sidney j.
of the Baltimore Police Force
have returned to Baltimore after having
spent their vacation at their old homes
in Snow Hill
If you want to know about whiskey,
ask liquor dealer II you want to
know what will cure the whiskey disease,
don't ask him, but write the Kelley
Institute, 2ll North capitol St.. Wash
ngton, ID. {.
The regular session of the Eastern
Shore College of Salisbury. Md, will
open Sept. Bird. All students expecting
10 enter the English or BUSINESS
are especially requested
10 enroll at this time.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. North has returned
from Minneapolis, Mimi, where she
attended the sessions of the Women's
National Press Association. Mrs.
North was reelected President of the
Association, with a tenure of office of
Two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Edward White left
Monday for Beuna Vista, in the Blue
Ridge Mountains for a short stay. Mrs.
White is convalescing from a recent
attack of typhoid fever and it is hoped
hat the mountain air will prove bene-
fetal to her.
Mr.. +. q. Clayville, of Stockton,
was visitor to Snow Hill Monday.
This was Mr. Clayville's first visit to
Snow Hill in several years, and he was
greatly impressed with the many i'm
that had taken place during
his absence.
Mr.. 2. Adrian Ward, of Pittsburg,
IS guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Loughran, at their seaside
farm. After a visit of two weeks,
Mr.. Ward will go to New York CITY to
BUY jewelry for l.. w. Pills & Co.. of
which firm he is a member.
Mr.. C. 2. Tull, of Philadelphia.
who is spending a week s vacation with
MS family in Stockton, was in Snow
Hill Tuesday morning on business
Mr.. Tull is hustling business man of
and member of the well
known commission firm of Tull Bros.
Miss Betty Mumford. of Baltimore.
$ home on two weeks visit to her
mother, Mrs. Charles Mumford. Miss
formerly held clerical posi-
ion in the office of the Clerk of the
Court. Snow Hill. she is now stenog-
'apher in the law offices of Foster &
Foster, Baltimore.
Mr.. Charles Sylvester, of Denton,
has been appointed Inspector of Gamer
es for the Eastern Shore. His duties
consist of an inspection of all packing
with view to their sanitary
condition. and to prevent the employ
nent, when schools are open, of chill
lren under sixteen years of age who
,annot read and write.
For sale. Gasoline launch aft. in
ength. #. 4 in. BEAM 3-horse engine
n first-class condition. Brass rails.
,ork cushions. awning. cover. best auto
,parker. tools, etc. Cost nearly 800.
5 good as new. Will take 5000 spot
ash for the outfit. OneIdollar less will
not buy this boat. Can on c. l.. Vim
,ent. Snow Hill. Md.