Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-09-22

The special revival services. which
have been conducted in the Christian
Church this week will he continued
every night next week. Rev. William
Nicoll, of Baltimore. will conduct the
services.
Mr.. X. c. Peters. of the nursery
firm of X. G.. Peters K Sons. lronshire.
has returned from a weeks trip in the
interest of the firm. He reports the
prospect encouraging for profitable
season.
Miss Viola Smith and Mr. Asher
Smith went to Marion. Somerset County,
this week. to accompany their grand
mother, Mrs. Harriet Richardson, who
has been making an extended visit TO
her son, home.
Miss Lillian Waters. of Stockton,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Snow
Hill as the guest of Miss Lucille Collins.
She returned home the middle Of the
week, accompanied by Miss Collins, who
will make her a week S visit
Ladies. read this catalogue of
charms. Bright eyes, glowing checks,
red lips, a smooth skin without a
blemish. in short, perfect health. For
Sale with every package HOLSTER
Rocky Mountain Tea. 30 cents. =. d..
Cottingham & Co..
The best investment ever made
was when | took the Kelley Cure
fourteen years ago. Hundreds have
said the same. Suppose you write the
Kelley Institute, 2ll North Capitol st. !.
Washington, d. c. for the little book
let. Facts.
The Third Quarterly Conference Of
Whatcoat NJ. T.. Church was held Thurs
day evening by Rev. Adam Stengle.
presiding Elder of Salisbury District.
While in Snow Hill, Rev. Mr. Stengle
was entertained by Rev. and Mrs C..
W. Prettyman at the parsonage.
After visit of two weeks to the dit
ferent cities. attending the fall open
ings, Mrs V. S. Townsend has return
ed home with very choice selection Of
fall and winter goods. Watch this pa
per for the announcement of her open
ing.
Preaching at Nassawango NJ. Z.
Church. Sunday at ten O'Clock, a. m:
Trinity. at O'Clock. p. m; Bates Me-
mortal. Sunday School at 80 O'Clock, p.
M, Christian Endeavor at $50 O'Clock,
and preaching at 7.30 O'Clock. Every
body welcome Rev. l.. A. Bennett,
Pastor.
Mr.. Oscar a. Turner, of Castle
Haven, claims to have the fastest gaso-
line launch in Maryland. The new
craft, which it Is feet long and "a feet
beam. was given a speed trial at Castle
Haven, Monday and developed speed
of pa knots per hour. She is driven
by 20-horsepOwer Fairbanks engine.
Farm For Rent For rent for the
year 1907 the farm at present occupied
by Mr.. J. Bcauchamp as a tenant. and
situate 3 miles from Snow Hill and 3
miles from Glrdletree Will rent ON
shares, or for cash Apply to John
Cottingham. Snow Hill. Md, K. +. u.
No. . Sept. 222t.
The funeral Of Mrs Mary II. Bal
ley. wife of Mr. Slas Bailey of Sails
bury. was held Wednesday afternoon
and was largely attended. The de-
ceased was IS years of age. and was 4
daughter OF Mr.. George Birmingham,
of near Berlin. Worcester county. She
is survived by a husband and seven
children.
have purchased the cabinet max
ing, carpet laying and furniture repair
business of Mr. w. T. Hearne. and am
prepared to do work in any Of these
/ f..r
skilled manner. Give me call at
Hearne's shop. where am located.
Walter Il. Hearthway. Snow Hill.
Mr.. Walter Hastings left Monday
for Princeton University. where he will
matriculate as freshman. Mr..
Hastings graduated last June at the
De Lancy School, Philadelphia. with the
highest honors of his class. He is a
bright. studious young man. Of ex-
emplary habits, and we predict bril-
| liant record for him at Princeton.
Hay is going to be high in price
this year, and because of that, special
pains should be taken To save plenty Of
good corn fodder. Horses and young
cattle can be brought through the win
ter IN Splenulu shape II tney nave access
to properly matured corn fodder. Don
delay cutting il until the leaves are dry
When the corn is nicely denied it is "A
good plan to put in shock. or into the
silo for that matter.
Bishop Leighton Coleman. of the
Episcopal Diocese Of Delaware. has re-
turned from his annual 10 days tramp
ing trip The Bishop visited western
Pennsylvania and Maryland, and was
entertained at farm houses along the
route, the farmers not knowing that he
was clergyman. During the 10 days
the Bishop said he walked 2l0 miles
THAT is not bad record for man Of
20. a" said he laughingly.
Several of our young men, who
have been spending their vacation at
home with their parents. returned to
college this week. Mr. Edward Da-
shell has matriculated at st. Johns Col
lege. Annapolis. and Mr.. Asher X.
Smith has returned to the same institu-
/ tion for graduation. while MessrS Uar-