Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-03-10

Services on Snow Hill curcuit, NJ.
p. Church, on Sunday as follows: Nassa-
wango. preaching at 10. 30 o'clock "A. NJ.
Trinity, at o'clock, r. NJ; Bates Mem
orial at 7.30 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of Shockley 4 Selby in this issue
They are advertising agricultural ma
chinery. mill feed, etc. They have just
received car load Of good hay.
Agents have been appointed to re-
present the Peninsula Produce Exchange
in Worcester County as follows Mr.
J. w. Hancock, Snow Hill: Mr.. w. T..
Boston, lronshire; Mr. w. $. Townsend.
Girdletree.
Mr. John N. Gordy. son of Mr.
John w. Gordy, of Indiantown neigh
borhood. left Friday of last week for
Philadelphia to secure employment as a
conductor on the cars of the Union
Traction Company.
a negro man made application for
admission to the New Castle, Del, Hos
pita the otherday after walking around
Wilmington for several days broken
led in rather lively.
Mr.. S. ID. Nicoll, of Baltimore, for
merly superintendent of the interlock-
ing system of the Il. & o. Railroad, is
here on a visit to his parents. Rev. and
Mrs. ID. A. Nicoll. We understand Mr.
Nicoll will make his home in Snow HILL
Local advertisements in these
columns are Toe. line each insertion.
Obituary notices ) cents line. Resolu-
tions of secret societies, banks and
other institutions &c Il line. Advertise
ments should be sent in before Thurs
day of each week
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Wharton, of
Stockton, have returned from delight
full three weeks trip in the south.
They spent some time in Savannah
Georgia. and different resorts in Florida,
their excursion embracing trip to
Cuba Mr. Wharton is enthusiastic
about the charms of Florida as winter
resort.
Attention is called to the public sale
of fifteen shares of the Citizens Nation
al Bank of Pocomokc City. The sale will
be made to-day Saturday and for the
convenience of prospective purchasers
the stock will be offered in blocks Of
five shares. See advertisement in AN
other column.
Mr.. Turner Davis is clearing the
piece of ground between the store house
of Horace Payne and Elmer ID. Bailey S
home for the purpose of erecting there
on dwelling. II is rumored that the
proposed building has already been
rented To one of our young men who
will soon become a Benedict.
| have sold to lawyers, bankers,
doctors, mechanics. merchants and
others without complaint. My samples
for spring and summer are ready for in
spection Don't make or offer for sale
cotton goods. Prices are low for such
work and defy competition in every
particular. Fashions are the latest. +.
$. Smith. tailor.
Mrs. Charles I.oughran, of near
Box Iron, gave Il charming luncheon
last Saturday in honor of Miss Florence
Styer, of Lancaster Pa. Covers were
laid for six. The table was decorated
with violet ribbons and large lunches
of violcts were the favors. Those pres
ant were Miss Stycr. Mrs. John w.
Station, Mrs. Edna Whaley. Mrs. Waldo
kcnnard, and Miss Station.
Election Supervisor, Edward II.
Benson. Esq. has been appointed Clerk
To the House of Correction. The APP
pointment is good one and we congrat-
ulate the institution ON securing the
services of such valuable man. Mr..
Benson's friends throughout the county
are pleased that he has received the
appointment. He is good Democrat
and deserves the place.
The three mastcd schooner which
went on the beach during a severe wind
storm about three weeks ago. has been
hauled Off and lowed To the Delaware
Breakwater. Experienced surfmen stat
ed at the time the schooner was beached
that she would bc total wreck, but
strenuous efforts on the part of the
crew of a wrccking steamer. saved the
schooner.
Mrs. T.. b. Stevens, of Baltimore,
secretary of the Womans Foreign Mis-
sionary Society. will spend next Sunday
in Snow Hill. on route to Pocomoke City
for the Annual Conference. She will
assist Rev. Mr. Anderson and make an
address at one of the services. Mrs,
Stevens will have with her "A number of
idols and curios from the heather coun-
tries. which she will exhibit. The public
is cordially invited.
Just few more weeks in which to
be made good looking We are Posi-
lively going out of business in POGO
moke City, and our stock Of picture
frames and moulding must he sold. All
picture moulding at one half price. and
less. This is your last chance to have
picture frames and photos made. Don't
play the waiting game: act now. We
are giving big bargains. II. ID. Clogg
4 Co.. Pocomoke City. Maryland.
There are still a few subscribers
who have permitted their subscriptions
to lag behind. Don't do il. You will
die one of these fine days. and your
family will want column obituary
published free. and then your daughter
is soon to he married and will expect
your home papers to give her an Alice
Roosevelt write up, and all free. II al