Democratic messenger., 1892-11-05
LOCALS.

BE sure to vote next Tuesday.
-Partridges are said To be plentiful.
-Chestnutting and tea berrying is all
the go.
-McAllens new store is shut in and
the floors are being laid.
We have the newest styles in gents
neckwear. X. :. NJ. Il Go.
For Sale-2 good heating coal stoves
nearly new. Apply at this office.
MIR. w. $. Dickinson. of Pocomoke
City, was in Snow Hill on Tuesday.
The Presbyterians are getting up u
drama for the benefit of the church.
lap robes and horse blankets-com-
fort for man and beast. II. ;. Nj. X Co.
democratic speakings will he held
in Pocomoke, Berlin and Stockton to-day.
A beautiful lot of dress goods and
trimmings at city prices at r. 5. NJ X
Cos.
Mrs F. T. Taylor of Stockton visited
her cousin, Mrs. c. L. Vincent, ON Tues
day.
II you want fine silk or gloria UNI
brella have just the style you want. very
cheap. B. t. Truitt.
We are headquarters for window
shades-full stock-special sizes made 10
order. II. :. NJ. & Co.
For clothing-men's, boys and chill
dren's-come and see us. The prices are
right r. :. NJ. Il Co.
Have you seen our table damasks.
napkins, doylies and towels: If not, you
ought 10. r. 5. NJ. & Co.
Il have Just received fine line of
fancy cashmere hose for young men
Something nice. B. T. Truitt.
For rent for the year 1898 The
house at present occupied by Mr. Allan
Spencer. Apply to J. ID. Hack.
Ladies, Misses and Chidren's stain
less black hose. Strictly fast colors, for
1Jc. also boys at 25c. b. I. Truitt.
For Rent-For next year, 1898, the
house and lot where | now reside. For
terms. apply TO. Mrs. Ellen 4. Robins.
Winter weight underwear for ladies'
gentlemen and children in great variety
aud at very reasonable prices. II. :. NJ.
x Co.
Hats, caps, boots and shoes, gum and
leather. Also ladies' fine shoes Mems
fine shoes at lowest cash prices. B. I.
Truitt.
School Examiner Taylor desires us
TO say that next Tuesday ELECTION Day.
will not he holiday for the schools of
Worcester County.
If you want anything in underwear
from the cheapest to the best. have an
elegant line. the best 80 cent shirt in
town. b. 7. Truiii.
For Sale-a Knabe square Piano C
octave) Apply to George VI. Upshur, Il
North street, Baltimore, or Robley d.
Jones. Snow Hill, Md
Our fast black hosiery can he de-
pended upon TO hold its color. We have
The largest and hest assortment III the
town. r. 5. NJ. K Co.
Il can sell you an elegant overcoat for
$1,000. the best you ever saw; also have
lots Of other goods which are very cheap.
Respectfully, b. T Truitt.
Hon. William III. Downs, n prominent
Republican and former judge of the
oaphans' court Of Anne Arundel county,
has come out for Cleveland.
Wall paper, Wall paper, Buy your
wall paper at DIR. Halls Drugstore You
can save money by So doing. Large
stock on hand. DIR. c. +. w Hall.
If you want a nice nobby donbl,
breasted sack suit for $1,000 or Sl25
have Just the suit you are looking for
Come and get one from B. I. Truitt.
Miss Frances Taylor and Mr.. Ebe
West were married at the residence of
Mr. John Holland. in this town. last
Wednesday. by the Rev. J. ii. ;. Ewell.
The Peiey Mfg Co. of whaleyvile is
turning out firstclass plastering laths,
first class sand shingles, and in fact, alto
rether tirst-class work of this kind. See
ad in this paper.
Died Oct 30ih. at Glyndon, Md. in
the 18th year of his age. John b. only
child of Sarah and John J. Williams and
grandson of Sallie and the late VIM. c.
Pruiii, OF Stockton.
"A copy of the official ballot To be
voted next Tuesday will be found on our
local page. Every voter should make
himself familiar with the requirements of
the law and be prepared to vote properly.
Our local news Is somewhat abrevia-
ted this week owing 10 the publication
on this page of a sample Of the "Ofilcial
ballot" which will he voted at all of the
polling places in this county next Tues
day.
For Rent-the farm whereon William
NJ Briitingham now resides and known as
the Atkinson Farm. Situate in Atkinson's
District Apply TO George $. Richard
son, Snow Hill. or +. w. McMaster, Po-
cnmoke CITY, Md. 81
The wholesale arrest of the registers
by United States Marhsalls has caused
profound indignation in Delaware, and
il is believed that the State will show
heavy Democratic gains.
Francis Lingo. the negro who he
came notorious through the Lecony trial,
and was afterward arrested and tried on
the charge of numbering Mrs. Annie Mill
er is being retired on the same charge al
Camden, y. j.