Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-06-30

Preparations are being made 10
macadamize Church street out of the
funds realized from the sale of the
steam roller Let the good work go on.
Nothing like good streets.
Messrs. S. King White and J. K.
White. Of Salisbury. and DR. William
II. White, of Wilton, spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Snow Hill on business
matters.
A tennis tournament will be held
in Salisbury next Tuesday and Wednes-
day between teams representing Snow
Hill. Salisbury. Princess Anne, Cam
bridge and Easton.
Wanted Experienced blacksmith
and wheelright Will pay good salary.
Permanent place for right man. Will
require reference. Write to j. II.
Dennis, Machipongo, Va.
Miss Lille Howard left last Satur-
day for ten days trip 10 Niagara Falls
in company with party of friends.
She will also spend some time in Attain
tic City and Philadelphia before her re-
turn.
Mrs. Theodore Mclaughlin and
Misses Edna and Frances.
Of Washington, will come to-day on the
steamer Maryland Ia spend some time
with her parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. Il.
North.
Rev. j. f. Kirk gave charming
tea last Saturday afternoon at the
rcctory in honor of Misses Chapman.
Hodge and Goldsborough, who are the
guests of Misses Nora and Wilson
Hargis.
A festival will be held at Klej
Grange on next Wednesday. July 18th.
The usual refreshments will be served.
and a cordial welcome extended to all
who attend. Come early. and enjoy Il
good time.
H. l.. Erickson. Esq. President of
the Commercial National Bank. was in
Snow Hill Tuesday in the interest of
that institution. Mr.. Levin S. Nelson,
of Bishopville, one of the directors, was
also here.
Mr.. Alan +. benjamin expects to
leave Salisbury in "A week or ten days
for Laurel. Mississippi. where he will
reside permanently. Mr.. benjamin
will he associated with the H. G. Card
Lumber Co.
Prof. Glenworth Sturgis. instruct
or in mathematics and military tactics
at Charlotte Hall, ST Mary's College.
came home Wednesday, and will spend
the summer here with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. a. d. Sturgis.
The directors of the Exchange and
Savings Bank of Berlin. on Wednesday
of this week. declared the usual semi
annual dividend of 3 per cent. clear of
taxes. payable July LIST. and added
$500. 81 to undivided profits.
Don't be fooled ard made to be-
lievc that rheumatism can be cured
with local appliances. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea is the only positive cure
for rheumatism. 81 cents. Tea or tab
let's. T. d. Cottingham q Co.
NJ. T.. Church services as follows
Sunday: Bates memorial. Sunday School,
.. 20 a. NJ. instead of the afternoon.
Y. +. c. T.. meeting r. NJ. Preaching
s +. NJ. Subject, My Country" Mas
awango, 10 A. NJ. Trinity, 3 7. NJ.
Children $ day services were held at
NJ. +. Church Sunday even
ing. The program was we'll rendered.
was very large. Collec-
ton about $4,000 One of the best
children's day services ever held at Mas
awangO.
''The best investment ever made
was when took the Keeley Cure.
fourteen years ago. Hundreds have
said the same. Suppose you write the
Kelley Institute, ri North Capital St,
ID. c. for the little book
let. Facts"
Register of Wills. Edward T. Davis.
ESD, who has been sick for several
weeks, was able to get down to his
office this week. Prof. l.. j Kelley
attended To the office while Mr. Davis
was confined to his home. having quail
fled as deputy.
Mrs. c. Il. Hancock and two sons,
Of New London, Conn. who have been
spending several weeks AT the home of
her sister-in-law, Mrs S. NJ. Jones. Of
Grccnbackville. left for their home
morning. much 10 the regret
Of their many friends.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
Church Sunday Class meeting $50 a.
m Preaching 1870 "A. m; Sunday
School ll.30 a. m. Epworth League
T. II p m; Wednesday Prayer meeting
: p. m: Friday Class meeting p. IN.
Rev. C.. w. Prettyman, ID. d., Pastor.
Stock is being subscribed to the
capital of National Bank to he organ
Ized in Berlin at an early date. Mr.. l..
L. Erickson is one of the prime movers
in the enterprise and il is supposed by
outsiders that the new organization will
absorb the Berlin banking business of
Mr.. Dirickson.
Services at the Christian Church to-
morrow as follows Bible school at 10
o'clock. a. m; preaching by the pastor
At II o'clock; Christian Endeavor at 7
o'clock, p. m: preaching by the pastor
At o'clock. Subject for morning SER
vice, Gods Mercy" subject for even
ng service. Growth.
Our old friend J. 7. Rowley, of
Ihincoteague. was in Snow Hill We'd