Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-04-14

dSCtDttu III payment on 1HlckerlfH
Kimball or Bach piano Must be- sold
ut once. Apply to W. NJ. MESSENGER
office.
Wilmer Bodlcy, was tried for arson
and was found guilty He was accused
OF burning Il barn on the farmof Thorn
as llearn. The penalty for arson is
death or q months to 20 years in prison.
His sentence has not yet been pro-
nounccd
There will be services in the Pres
byterian Church of Snow Hill tomorrow
morning and evening AT the usual hours.
and in Gunby Presbyterian Church in
the afternoon at 3 o'clock Special
music has been arranged for these SER
vices, and cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public to attend.
Mr.. Curtis T.. Riley. has sold his
farm located near Stockton to Mr.. a.
NJ. Maratta. of Pittsburg. for $500
The farm comprises about $50 acres.
and is improved with good dwelling
and outbuildings Mr.. Maratta will
take possession the first of May. In the
meantime Mr.. Riley is looking around
for another farm.
Mr.. T.. II. Guthrie. who spent the
last three months in Annapolis, where
he had a committee appointment under
Senator Moore. has returned to Snow
Hill The astute and only Eddy is a
close observer. and he brought back a
fund of interesting anecdotes and in
formation concerning the ways of legis
lators at the State Capitol.
Mrs. Mary NJ. North attended the
annual meeting of the Woman S Presby
terrain Societies for Home and Foreign
Missions of the Presbytery of New
Castle, which convened in Dover Pres
byterian Church. Dover. Delaware, this
week. Mrs. North is president of the
Home Missions Society. and has proved
to be most efficient presiding officer.
Chaplin Brothers, Boston, is a well
known. old reliable commission house
and every reader of the MESSENGER who
is a shipper of fruits and vegetables.
need have no hesitancy in making CON
sigmcnts to this most excellent firm.
Boston is one of the best markets in
the country, and Chaplin Brothers,
stand at the very top of the commission
business.
Wicomico County will build six
miles of shell road under the Shoemaker
Law and has made application to the
State for $40, 900. The road will cost
about s.. 10000 per mile. It was to
take advantage of State aid that the
County Commissioners of Worcester
were given authority to issue bonds
what they will do in the matter has not
yet been decided.
Mrs. X. d. Jones and daughter.
Emily, returned Tuesday from Berlin
where they have been spending some
time with Mrs. Jones mother, Mrs.
Sarah c. Franklin. A few weeks ago
Mrs. Jones and daughter went To Berlin
on visit Shortly after their arrival
in Berlin. Miss Emily developed case
If measles. which necessitated their
their visit.
Philip +. Eddy. commission mer-
chant of Providence. X. |. is a reliable
house to handle your berries, potatoes
and other produce Providence is a
good market and Mr. Eddy is the lead
ing commission merchant of that city.
We heartily recommend him to all ship
pers. The Peninsula Produce Exchange
has selected Mr.. Eddy to handle their
stuff in Providence A wise selection.
1t is just a question of the differ
ence in the name, and not in the work
did the work for II. ID. Clogg 4 Co.,
and am now doing the same work for
=. NJ. Tilghman & Co. 1t will cost you
nothing to give us trial. Satisfaction
in all cases. Don't forget
hat we have every plate that Mr..
Clogg made. and can make duplicates
like the ones YOU got of him at any time.
Dur style of work makes homely people
good looking. Vim. 5. Henderson, Pho
lographer, Pocomoke City. Maryland.
Mr. Hurley Esham and a force of
workmen have been engaged this week
in laying cement pavement around
The Court House square. The pavement
has now been completed on Washington
and Market Streets. and work will be
on the franklin Street side
at once. On Thursday, Mr.. Esham be-
gan 10 lay cement pavement dToutlu inc
Deposit and Savings Bank, ON the cor
ner of Market and Green Streets. We
are glad to note these improvements.
and hope there will be more to follow.
Cards of invitation to the marriage
of Miss Natalie Irwin to Mr.. Seymour
Yardley Warner. both of Philadelphia,
were received this week hy their friends
in Snow Hill. The wedding will be
in the Church of Incarnation,
Broad and jefferson Streets. on the
evening of Wednesday, the twenty-iitth
Of April. at half after six O'Clock. Miss
Irwin is well known in Snow Hill. where
she has made frequent visits 10 the
home of her uncle. Mr.. A. ID. Irwin.
She is one of the most popular young
ladies' who have ever visited in Snow
Hill, and her many friends here wish
her unbounded and unmitigated joy and
happiness.
A large number Of persons assem-
bled in the Sunday School room of
Whatcoat NJ. +. Church ON Tuesday
evening to welcome Rev. and Mrs. {.
w. Prettyman into our midst. The adj
dresses of welcome We're made by
Messrs. Il. j. McAllen. Eben Hearne
.nd - n Innae homecoming regDeC-