Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-24
LOCALS.

in Baltimore this week.
pay cash for eggs and chickens.
Selby T. Pruitt. Girdletree, Md.
Ladies. read the new advertisement
of McAllen 4 Bro. in this issue.
A nice line of white dress goods at
Zoe and up. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
Services will be held in the Aims
House Sunday afternoon at 2.30 clock.
Notice the new ad of James ID.
Hack this week. He sells the Sagman
Ladder.
Mrs. G. W. Wonnell. who has been
sick for week or more. is now CON
valesent.
White silver skin onion sets, 81. 80
per bushel, Lloyd 4 Blaine's. POGO
moke City, Md.
A nice line of Hamburgs. laces and
all kinds of dress trimmings at Mrs. V.
S. Townsend's.
Captain b. II. Sharpley. of Stockton,
was visitor at the MESSENGER Office
on Tuesday.
Miss Katie Payne has secured a
position in l.ewes. Del. and left for that
town this week.
A full line of gloves in all colors.
Silk. suede. and dress kid,at Mrs. v. 5.
Townsend's.
Mrs. Jacob Birmingham, of Green
backville. spent several days with rela
tivcs in Snow Hill this week.
will grow tomato plants for farm
ers, il ordered now, for 80 cents per
thousand. w. H. Purnell go
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur DougalI. Of
Elmira. n. y. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs X. ID. Jones on Wednesday.
Rev George T. Anderson will preach
in the NJ H. Church here tomorrow
Sunday morning and evening.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.
Thomas Richardson was so badly iniur-
ed this week that ii had to he killed.
There will be services in the Presby
terrain Church tomorrow Sunday
morning anu evening at Ailt usual
Get your envelopes. letterheads,
bilheads and other printing done in
good style. cheap. at the MESSENGER
office.
Berlin I'resbyterians are anticipating
"A joyful occasion to- morrow al the dedi
cation of their handsome new church
building.
McAllen & Bro are still selling re-
liable fertilizers and would be pleased to
have your orders for spring fertilizer.
None better.
Miss Beulah Williams, of Nassa-
wango. spent last Saturday and Sunday
very pleasantly with her friend. Miss
Mollie Richie
Services on Snow Hill charge this
Sunday as follows: Nassawango 10. 30
A. NJ. Trinity 800 T.. NJ. Bates Mem
orial 7.30 r. NJ.
Desirable house and lot in Snow
Hill for sale. Terms easy and price
very moderate. John w. Station, At
torney for Owner. 81.
underwear when you can buy such pretty
and cheap ready made garments at Mrs.
V. $. Townsend's?
Mr.. John White, Of the steamer
Maryland, was compelled to remain
home several days of this and last week
owing to sickness.
Wash dress goods, including all the
new weaves; such as Shadow Cloth,
Batistc, fancy and plain linen and null,
at Mrs. V. $. Townsend's.
Senators Rayner and German and
Congressman Thomas A. Smith have
been sending seeds to their constituents
in this and other Eastern Shore coun-
ties.
to satisfy everybody. The ground now
long time and the farmers are satisfied
to have long dry spell
Mr.. James Griffin left the Peninsula
General Hospital and returned to his
home in Newark on Thursday. Though
much improved, his complete recovery
is still considered doubtful.
We have a few packages of garden
seed for distribution. ANY subscriber
of the MESSENGER who will drop us a
card or will call at the MESSENGER
office can get a package free of charge.
The adjourned Quarterly Conference
will meet in Bates Memorial Church
next Tuesday March 9th; full attend
ance is desired as the delegate elect is
to be instructed as to ministerial supply.
etc.
w. S. Dickinson 4 Son. Pocomoke.
advertise their Spring opening of mil
linery for Thursday and Friday, April
9Th and 9Th They extend cordial
welcome to all the people Of the county
To attend.
Beautiful, beautiful. are the shirt
waists shown here. Over fifty different
styles. Price from soc. To $500. No
need 10 send away for these or to make
them, for you can do better here Mrs.
V. S. Townsend's.