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LOST AND FOUND.

LOol AMI IOONN.
T osT-ON TUESDAY EVENING. 2D INSTANT.
~ either on or 10th St NV. silver watch the
strap liberal reward will be paid for the return
Of the watch to JAS. a. LOvELESs.
IT. 612 st. nv.
T OsT-AUGUsT 3, GENTLEMAN's SOLID
IL gold cuff button; initials o. ID. j. liberal re-
ward will be given left at LIB 4th st. n w. or stand
2j2. st. Market. au42t'
T OsT-THURSDAY MORNING, LADY's OPEN
IL face silver watch attached to fob chain probably
between Pennsylvania ave- and X st. on cable car
valued as keepsake. Reward IL returned TO 1915
Marion st. su4-2t'
II osT WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3.
IL black Newfoundland dog. white breast by the
name Of Bluto; had no collar suitable reward -
turned to II. +. kEH. 80 18th st. NV. It
T OsT-S5O REWARD FOR THE RETURN OF
L. IN O. p" diploma bearing my name or for infor-
nation leading TO its recovery. @. b HElZER,
Pharmacist 2124 14th ST. NV. au4-3ts
I osT-A FEMALE PUG NAMED VIC. FINDER
IL viii be rewarded by returning 10 az 18th st. n ".
au3-3ts
II OST-MONDAY NIGHT. LADIES' GOLD HUNT
IL ing-csse watch, with small gold chain and scent
bottle attached: Illinois Watch Company movement;
ois crushed; supposed to have been lost on st.
Liberal reward paid for return to 3S Ind eve au33t
7 oST-AUG. 1. BETWEEN PATH AND 9Th STs..
II or on avenue. In cars. gold lace PIN nAgree work
gold taxs each side pin probably Oh. S5 reward
saa a. Mrs. s. C LYFoRp. 241e .. nv.
II OsT-A FOX TERRIER-BLACK HOOD. WHITE
II body; tag 26o6 Suitable reward on return 70 Dr.
BAKER. laos n. Y. ave. su2I3ts
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED = TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
w within four blocks of Woodward Lcthrop's
store; state accommodations and price. which must
be reasonable. Address ]. o. R., Star Office. 1t
NANTED-2 LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOMS,
on LIST or I'd floor. for the winter must be in VI
cinty of 18th and F. rent with heat and not TO
exceed &,o per month. payable in advance; refs.
given and required. Address ROOMS. Star Office It.
WANTED-TwO COMMUNICATING ROOMS,
w south exposure. nicely furnished, and good
table board for gent and wife location NV perma-
nency desirable. Address GARRETTSON, Star office.
au.}-3.s
WANTED OR 3 GOOD-SIZED COMMUNICATE
w Ing rooms nicely furnished; private bath pre-
sonabe bet. 18th and 10Th SITS and g and NJ n. ".
Address J. X. O.. Star office. au2-3t
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oI Il
46S La ave, LIST floor or
baseIn't. . front rs. 3D.. $50
Central bull ling. room
Observation-Disclosures
46s La ave. 4th door. 3
rooms 70
Central building. room
Gnntcn building, rms
81, 81. 81. %
G3 + st NV, room l....20
Central bui. ding. room
.---.--. 10
46SLs ave. back room.
I'd moor. Is
Gunton bulldog. rooms
30 and 81 Ii
Central building, room
Central building. room
'''''..',,','' sT 70
Store room, 1897 eth st
Store end dw9. 20 Fen
ton place NV. Or e. 20. SO
Tho alsova 10 n,ir ,or%;~
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ErOR SALE-THREE FINE FARMS IN FAIRFAX
4 county. Va .on Washington and Richmond rail-
hne shade and water. Apply 10 G., A. FOWLE ne.
cor King and Fairfax sts. Alexandria. Va. su4-3x
EOR SALE-4O0 ACRES OR LESS OF GOOD LAND
dTta sy milss below the Latter place pert Of oriena
Mount vernon tract good brildings fencing timber.
crosses the property. Address g. d. SNOWDEN,
Alexandria, We. Drswef2 =. U10-3Ws
EOR sALE-FINE DAIRY FARM, I06 ACRE0.
Il together with growing crop and stock has nnc
house roone; good barn fun Of hay; store house
gain. Apply to A. J. SCHwARTzE. eos 6th Ct n y.
EOR SALE-SEvERAL FARMS IN Nd, VA, AND
one on Nd. stde; - low e % an acre
au2-3 o. W. WHITE. 90OF IT. NV.
w Co. Abetrsct Co. incorporated 81 special ~ 81
egslaturs Of Aaryland examines titiss @ reat estsSs
N Prince 6eorgs county and gves Certificates or ab-
Ssxects Thereof TsEms modesste. washin9ton eAlce.
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BOARDING.

TAsLl goAkp AT suNMER n vEs AT THE
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WANTED-HOUSES.

VNANTED-A OR 7-ROOM HOUSE; A. M. l.;
w northwest preferred price from "a, 500 to o. 000
Address J. @. STEWART, Weather Bureau. aust
WANTED-TO PURCHASE FOR HOME, HOUSE
w and lot we'll located In northwest Mt Pleasant
near street cars; price not TO exceed o.. 600; cash
payments not to exceed $40; interest payable as
desired. With full particulars address p. o. Lock
Box 6O6 IT.
WANTFD-TO RENT A HOUSE IN NORTH
w west between Sd and 9th and south Of Mass ;
about rooms; not over $50 per month. Address Il.
s. D.. Star Office. au3-3ts
WANTED-FOR READY CUSTOMERS. SEVERAL
small hopses. paying good rentals at from 81. 900
figures also ten good cheap building lots any good
location. W. 8. TEEL. Jr.. 94l st. n. W. au2-5t
WANTED-FOR IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER A
have nine ten three stories and cellar no
basement; eastern southern EXPOSURE lot Is 20x
RUSH & CO.. SIS st. n. w., Room A. au2-3t
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FIFTEEN erx-pooN
Two-STOhl BRICK HOUSES,
PRICE. e e 40 A 7 2 e 500 EACH.

Now 10 the time " make your choice a. the hons~s
are fast approschins completion. They coz ain sig
rooms bsth large closets and pantry in Kitchen la
trobe in p2rlor and open Fireplace heater IN dining
room; finished IN hard oL with cabinet and slate
tells.
Located on Duncan place northeast, which d being
improved With pavement, curbs aud sidewAlkA
McLACHLEN BATCHEIDER
N.Y. Corner 10th and @ sts-
LrOR sALE-oR RENT-l4S3 AND lass RHODE
ass Louisiana ave. jea-3m
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NOTARIES PUBLIC

Co,nnSsI2HkR OF DEEDs YoR EvEsY sIAlH
No - okkss Be aIi.s 81 SGT - !. 5.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
E,OR RENT OR SALE-FOR THE COMING @. A.
Il r. cncampmen. cots. cot mattresses, springs pill
lows, sheets. blankets. &c. PACK n SONS, 131,
100 N Cd St, Philadelphia. Branch house in WASH
ington. ol0 11th st. NV. jy19-lms
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-16

We are glad to see our friend Mr. John
Henry out once more. 1t is needless. per
haps, To say how much he has been
missed.
Quite n number of our politicians wen;
to Washington and Annapolis on We'd
neslaY. Among them Messrs. Lee Carey
VIM. c. franklin, Horace IIarmonson,
and Denard Henderson,
The Hon. +. Y. Franklin was home for
few days last week.
Much interest has been manifested in
the meetings now being held in the Pres
byterian Chapel.
Miss Sallie Jingle who has been visit
ing friends in Laurel returned home last
week
Messrs. Henry Anderson, NJ Cropper
Robert Davis and Wilbur Keas went
down the bay cunning this week, but
failing 10 provide the necessary ammuni-
lion they returned gameless.
Miss Virginia Hammond, who has been
visiting friends in Salisbury returned
home Tuesday.
II more of our townsmen would follow
the example of Rev Charles ~ Walker
aud Mr. Sidney Bowen by putting lamps
in front of their doors, our town would
be well lighted, as it is--judge for your
self on "A dark rainy night.
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\ Deficit for December.

The 81 ,sng month of 1891 was sigma
lizcd by deficit, the revenue Of the Uni
ted States treasury for December being
SIS. 800. 600 or $2,5OOOO0 less than the
expenditures. Secretary Foster CLAIMS a
cash balance Of $50, 4O5, 7i9 but $26, Gj6,-
921 consists OF subsidiary silver and other
items not reckoned as available cash dur
ing Mr. Clevelands administration. The
distress of the treasury is indicated by
the fact that payment of claims against
the government such rs house rent, saar-
les, wages of wOrkmen pensions, &c, is
being STAYED off Systematically to the last
possible moment. Red tape is employed
TO defer payment, thing not done dur
ing the period when the treasury was
full. The chief item in Dec. Outgo was
$13,l 25. 600 for pensions. This must cx-
cite reflection The whole situation is
calculated to excite reflection. Ii looks
as if loan will haye To be raised TO NEE;
the losses put upon the country by the
billion dollar Congress. The alternative
is tariff for revenue only" which viii
increase the governments income al
same time that il diminishcs The tax on
the consumer of foreign and domestic
roolS
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Report of Cool Spring School for
December, 1891.

LIST. Arithmetic list, Mary Jones; ID,
Geo. W Mount; 3D.. Bertha Jones.
I'd Arithmetic-1si. Samuel Parsons;
ID, Lille Layiied; 3D., VIM. Layiicld.
3D.. Ariihmeic-lst, Bessie Truit; 2d,
Thomas Parsons.
Grammar-lst, Mary Jones; 81, Bertha
Jones; 81, George W. Mount.
LIST, Geography.-lsl, Mary Jones 2l,
Bertha Jones; 81, George ". Mount.
2d. Geography list, Lille Layiicld;
2d Bessie Truitt; ;;d Samuel Parsons.
History list. George w Mount; I'd,
Chas Mount; 3D., Mary Jones and Bertha
Jones, tie
Isl Reading.-lsi, Mary Jones; 2d, Bcr-
la Jones' Sd, Geo. w Mount
2d Reading -l~t. Samuel Parsons; 81,
Bessie Trui't and Leland Stanford. tie;
Sd, Lille Layticd.
lst Definitions. Isl, Mary Jones; ~,
Bertha Jones: 81. Geo. W Mount
I'd Definitions. Lille LaYticld,
I'd. VIM Layiield; 3d, Bessie Truil
Spelling list, Mary Jones: 2d, Bertha
Jones; 81. Thomas Parsons.
General Average.-lst. Bessie Truiti;
2d, Sallic Parsons; 81. Thomas Parsons.
J. F. BEATTEN, Teacher.
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Orphans Court.

The Orphans Court was in session
Tuesday last. Present Judges Carey and
Bowen. The following business was
transacted.
Oliver ID. Collins administrator OF
Elizabeth c. Dryden filed his administra-
ton account.
Mary L. Powell. guardian to Mary II
Powell filed her second account, eXamin-
ed and passed.
VIM D. Stanford guardian to Eva and
Cora Stanford filed his second accounts
examined and passed.
Za,iok p. Henry, Collector of goods and
chaitles of William Timmons filed ac-
count of sales which were examined and
approved.
James c. Wonnell administrator OF
James Wonnell filed administration ac-
count examined and passed.
Denard W. Campbell guardian to Eva
and Peter Murray filed his first account,
examined and passed.
No further business appearing court adj
journed TO meet 10Th next Tuesday
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-16
The WAY to Put 1t,

For one, we don't believe that practI-
cal truth iull of benefit to men, generally.
can he stated too strongly; and we wish
TO endorse the closing sentence of a ser
mon delivered by a great preacher not
long ago: 20, man, before forty eight
hours have passed away, appear at the
desk of some of our great insurance com
panies and have the slethoscope of the
physician put To your heart and lungs,
aud, by the seal of some honest company
decree that your children shall not be
subjected To the humiliation of financial
struggle in the day of your demise And
we would suggest that you take your pol
icy in the .Etna Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn, Il "Gihralter among
companies with assets and reserves al
m;nistered by prudence and under such
legal restraints as insure the safety Of ev-
cry policy. DR. : X Marshall who is the
agent for this section will take special
pleasure in making matters clear TO in
quirers or intending purchasers of poll
cics
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HE WAS POISONED.
why Il Beautiful Slave Killed the
Mahdi.-The Tyrant Had
Murdered Her Family
and She Sought
Revenge.
CAIRO, Jan. II.

CAIRO, Jan. II.
In an interview TO day with Father Chr
walder, the priest who was formerly con
nected with the Austrian Soudan mission
and who recently escaped from the Nah
dists after nine years of captivity. he con
firmed the report that the Mahdi was
poisoned, and repeated in detail the
events that led 10 his DEATH
Father Ohrwaldcr says tina, after the
Mahdi had tired of warfare he withdrew
to Omdnrman TO enjoy a life oflicentious-
ness. Among the prisoners who had fall
en- into the hands of the Mahli was .the
daughter of a wealthy citizen of Khar-
toum.
This citizen had refused TO accept the
Mahdi as the successor of Mohammcd and
had opposed his schemes. Consequently
when kartoum was captured by the Nah
dsis his property wGS cnniiscated, all his
children. except this daughter. were
butchered. aud his wives were sold into
slavery.
The fanatical Arabs were struck by the
beauty of the girl whose life they spared.
They deemed that She would make Il
worthy addition to the harem of their
leader. aud she was accordingly carried
to the Mahdi and presented to him.
The girl, however, was not content to
live life OF concubinage with the man
who had been the cause Of the destruction
of her family She brooded over her
wrongs and finally determined TO take re-
vcnge.
Like many of the people of her race,
she had considerable knowledge of pols-
ons. She selected for the Mahdia poison
which, while it was sure to produce death,
vet was quite slow to bring about the
desired result This poison she placed
in a cool drink intended for the Mahdi.
and then She gave the cup To her master.
He partook of the draughi from the hands
of his slave. never for "a momen, dreaming
that she was mcdita,ing his murder.
Everything worked according To the
girls calculations. Shortly after the
Mahdi had drank his cooling drink the
effects of the poison began 10 manifest
themselves. Arab doctors were summon
ed to relieve him, but all the efforts We're
in vain. The girl had selected Il poison
that dciied the attempts OF the doctors
To save the life Of her victim. For eight
days The Mahdi fingered. suffering all the
time the mos, exquisite agony and tor
ment before death relieved him Of his
pains.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-16

News oi the death of Mrs. Theodore
Stage. who died at the residence of her
daughter. Mrs. f. W McMasier ON We'd.
ncsday morning reached here in the after
noon of that day Mrs. Stage had been
sick for several weeks prior TO her death
and although at times during her sick
ness il was thought she would recover
She was al last compelled to succumb
Her death was the result of typhoid fever
Superinduccd by severe attack of the
grip Mrs SIagg was u member of the
=. f.. Churce al 81. stephens and her
place in church was never vacant when
possible for her To be present. She always
delighted to hear preaching and was an
exemplary Christian woman whose life
impressed all who knew her. Her re-
mains were Inferred in the r. +. Gene
tary at Pocomoke City, Rev Robert Scott
oiliciaicd Mrs Stag leaves husband
and several children to mourn their loss
vino have our sympathy in their sad be-
rcavement.
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Modern Miracles.

\ singer foi breath was distressed
And the doctors all said she must rest,
But she took g. NJ ID.
For her weak lungs you see,
And now she can sing with the best
An athlete gave ont, on run,
\ nd he feared his cnrecr Was quite done
g. VI. ID, pray observe,
Gave back his lost nerve.
Aud nov he can lift half i ton
A writer who wrote for prize,
Had headaches and pains in The eyes
q. VI. ID. was the spell
That made him quite we'll,
And glory before him now lies
These are onll examples OF the dali,
Iriumphs of Or Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery. in restoring health aud rcviv
ing wasted vitality. Sold 10y all druggists
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Report of Snow Hill Grammar
school for Term Endiu.
December :SiSt.
FIRST Glass.

FIRST CLASS.
Arithmetic -1st, Beulah Dennis; 2d. Jas
Hill; 81. ollie Bailey.
English Grammar LIST. BeuIah Dennis:
2d, Jas. Hill; Sd, Ollie Bailey
Writing LIST. lIessie Clayvlle; I'd, Bcu-
lah Dennis 81. Ollie Bailey.
L =. Iisiory-1si. Lee S,ursis; 9d, Beu-
lah Dennis; 81, Jas Hill.
Spelling lst, Roy Smith; 2l, Geo. John
son; Sd, Ollie Bailey.
Physiology James Hill; I'll, Roy
SMITH 81, Lee Sturgis
Geography LIST, Geo. johnson; %. Bcu-
ah Dennis; 3d, JAS Hill.
General Average LIST, Beulah Dennis;
I'd, JAS Hill; Sd, Lee Sturgis.
SECOND CLASS.
Arlhmetic-1st, Clarence Taylor; 2d,
Milton Townsend; 81, Lucille Collins
Eng. Grammar-,si, Clarence Taylor;
%; Lola Moore; 3d, Lucille Collins
Writing list, Clarence Taylor; I'd, Lola
Moore; I'd. Minnie Townsend
L. 5. lIistory--1st, Clarence Taylor;
ID, Milton Townsend; 3D.. Lola Moore.
Spelling list, Clarence Taylor; 2d, Lo
la Moore; 81, Cleo Baker
Physinlogy-lst. Milton Townsend; 9d,
Clarence Taylor; 3D. Lola Moore.
Geography-lst, Clarence Taylor; 2d
Lola Moore; 3D., Milton Townsend.
General Average lsi, Clarence Taylor;
I'd. Lola Moore: 81. Milton Townsend
During the term there have been given
in this department over 2j0 tarly marks
of from five 10 ninety minutes each.
,IoHS $ HILL, Teacher
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POCOMOKII CITY.

Mrs Leah CovingtOn, who had been
died on Tuesday night. She was a great
sufferer. For many months she has been
aiIing. She was a noble Christian lady
and loved by all. She was in her seven
ties and has led good Christian life. She
has had many troubles, but now they are
all over and she has gone TO a happier
Savior, and her husband who has been
dead for sometime, the late Rev. George
Covingion. Her remains were inferred
in the NJ. T. Cemetery Friday morning
We sympathize with the bereaved ones.
Mrs Capt Theo. Stage died on We'd
nesday morning of pneumonia superin-
duced by the grip. She resided in Som
erset county. Her remains were inferred
in the Episcopal cemetery on Friday. We
sympaihize with the stricken family. She
leaves husband and several children to
mourn their loss.
Mr.. Whilehouse, of Ballimore.an officer
Of the Knights of Piihias, made grand
speech on Tuesday night in Townsend y
Stevenson s hall Before the speaking
about 30 or 40 of the Knights took sup
per with him OF Parkers Hotel and feast
ed largely on tcrrapin, oysters, turkey,
wild fowl, etc.
Mr.. Charlie Melvin has jus, returned
from Il trip To the city, where he has been
ON business.
Dr. {. \. Ncascy, of Philadelphia. was
summoned home tn the bedside of his ia
Their. Capt, r. \ Ncascy, who has been
quite sick with Ia grippe and pnc umonia.
lie Is now getting much better. FROSTY.
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800 Reward 800.

The readers of the MESSENGER will be
pleased To- learn that there i at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able To cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Caiarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known To the medical
fraternity. Caiarrh being constitutional
disease requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
tcrnally. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength by
huilding mp the constitution and assist
ing nature ia doing its work. The pro-
prieiors have so much faith in il curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that il fails 10 cure.
Send for list Of testimonials Address
FL CHENEY Il Co, Toledo. o.
"a Sold by druggists, 75c. Jan. dim
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I<I.Ic.J GRANGE.

Mi,s May Callahan left last Thursday
morning for "A trip To Florida
Mr.. John prnill oi Baltimore City, is
visiting his cousin Mr.. William Tilghman
Miss Rosa Porter left last Friday for
Baltimore. We hear Miss Rosa intends
la make Baltimore her future home.
MIR William /. Redden paid visit To
Snow Hill las, Tuesday on business with
the commissioners.
Mr. Strickland of this place appeared
in the trial before Esquire Mock in Snow
Hill. Monday, to convict two thieves who
broke into his store recently. y X. W.
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I,ucl.len,s Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sal, Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all SKIN Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money reiundeu. Price - cents per
box For sale by =. d. Cottingham & Co.
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STOCKTON.

Mrs Anna Blades, of Pocomoke City,
is spending some time with her sister,
Mrs + l.. Clayvile.
Mr. King Johnson now occupies the
room next door 10 Mr. VIM. O. Payne's
confectionery store and will use the same
as barber shop
Mr.. Eugene Hammond. brakeman on
the T.. W q b r, r.. has removed his
family to Georgetown. Del
Mr. Iohd Burbage who has been Al the
Jefferson Hospital, Philadelphia, several
weeks, returned home Tuesday last much
improved in health.
Messrs. 4 f. Wharton aud l. H. Tay-
Tor have rented the stables connected with
dc Waal's Hotel for the purpose of open
ng first class livery. Mcssrs Wharton
and Taylor left on Tuesday of last week
for Wilmington and Philadelphia. their
object bcing 10 purchase equipments ne
ccs>ary for running the livery.
Mr. and MIS-. William Nottingham. of
Cape Charles Cily. Va. are cxpcctcd here
on Il visit IN few days. BEATRICE
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To the Public.

Having rented the room opposite DIR.
Halls Drug Store for AN Oyster Saloon, |
desir" the patronage Of the public, keep
constantly on hand oysters aud can serve
my friends in any quantity and in all
styles Give ne a call Yours for good
oysters WILLIAM CLuFf.
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SNOW HILL, Md.

lie Ina farm of 100 acres, price $3.50
One of 2G0 acres for $li00.
Other Sea side and Truck Farms of 10
To 800 acres, prices 81, $40, to $25 per
acre. Very cheap and desirable.
Three hotels, prices $4,000, $i,50o and
5000
Clustering outfit offs dwellings, store
l5 vacant lois, Blacksmith shop, floats,
, monitors, > scows, oyster house. 100
feet water front price $500, big bar
gains.
Two stocks Of goods which invoice 81
200 and $4,000, worth investigating.
Subscribe to the Real Estate Journal,
IL gives you all the real estate and farm
ing news Fine advertising medium, try
US. DIR. :. X MARSHALL
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SNOW HILL. MD, JAN. 10, 1892.
Official Paper of Worcester Co.

Authorized by the County Conn
missioners To do all the County
Printing for 1S92-93. Has the
largest bona fidc circulation of
any newspaper published in Wor-
ccster County and can prove il.
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Bocttineer ~ Walter experts in r.
pairing cron"sraph, and repeating watch
g.. 2o5 West Lexington street, Baltimore,
Maryland ~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1892-01-16

The Mansion House" Baltimore, is
centrally located aud much patronized by
the people of Worcester and adjoining
counties Low rates Convenient for
shopping, convenient to places of amnse-
ment ana convenient To railroad
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IsIWITN
Look at these prices ON Mems Al-Wool
Shirts and Drawers :-$l 30 reduced 10
81 90: 81 - reduced 10 SIC: 81 90 re-
iuced To sjc.; SIC. reduced to CSC.
Cotton Shirts from j0c down to 4Oc.
from l0c down to SOC and from zoe down
to zoe.
All-Wool Ladies' Dress Cloth reduced
from 4jc per yard To 32c per yard; from
BIC. 10 pc; from SIC 10 22c; Cashmere
from 4jc To sc; from Sic. To pc; from
2Sc. To 22c Worsteds from lSc TO l2c.
from ljc.; to Zoe.
Ginghams and muslins reduced lc. 10
&c per yard.