Democratic messenger., 1892-10-22
LOCALS.
Grapes a, Nock's.

Fine chocolates at Nock's.
The finest line of chocolates at Nock's
Grapes 20 cents basket at Nock's.
-Raisins. curranis. ciiron, figs and
grapes al Nock's
DR. f. 5. Dashell spent several days
10 Baltimore this week
All the novelties of the season in my
line. Mrs. Jane Sturcis.
-Cloaks newest styles for ladies and
children at Miss Hubhelrs,
-Childreu's cloth school hats - cents
each. Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
Mr.. r. ]. Shovel. OF Berlin was in
town on Monday and Tuesday
Pound the hest place to buy fine
chocolates and fruits. AT Nock's.
@Ex-sheriir L. F. shockley's young
est soa ss-aaiie i'll with typhoid fever.
Don't forget the Democratic mass.
meeting in the Court House next Thurs.
day
All kinds OF dress trimmings and
ladies' furnishing goods at Miss Hub
bells.
best bricks at bottom prices elsewhere in
this issue.
Call and see a new line of millinery.
Felt and straw hats ai % cents each nj
Miss IIubbell's.
MIR. Charles +. Pruiii has been sick
for week or more and spent last week
here with his mother.
Persons attending court can get their
meals at my place Best oysters IN town
for 25 cents. B. Liitleton.
Plush balls cords and ornaments
Also full line OF cheap ribbons for fancy
work. Mrs. " : Townsend.
Mr.. James +. Townsend was confined
TO the house several days this week with
his old complaint t-rhcuma,ism.
Il have returned home with full
line of Fall and Winter Millinery. Come
and see ii. Mrs. Jane Sturgis
-Esielle. daughter of Geo. w. Truiti,
VINO has been very sick for two weeks.
we are glad 10 learn is improving.
For Ren,.-For hcxi year. 1898. the
house aud lci where now reside For
terms. apply to, Mrs. Ellen A. Robins
Oliver ID. Collins. Esq. returned
home on Tuesday from visit 10 New
YORK where he went on professional bust
ness.
A fine family mare 6 years old; also a
young black mare with colt. five years
old. will he sold cheap for cash. Apply
TO John W. Purnell.
We are sorry TO learn that Mr.. John
Davis is very i'll at his home near Five
Mile Branch with the measles, but hope
hc may soon recover.
MIR. VIM. H. jackson of Salisbury,
raised $4,000 bushcles of black, or COW
peas on his Rockawalking farm in Wi
comico County. this year.
Miss Mary Franklin left here on
Tuesday for Galveston. Texas She is a
most afTable lady and her many friends
very much regret her departure.
Il have returned from Baltimore and
Philadelphia with nice assortment of
millinery which is now open and on exhi-
bition. Mrs. V. 5. Townsend
Mr. Edgar Dryden and Miss 4 nnie
Mckee, both of this town, were married
last Wednesday evening at the home of
the latter by the Rev. J. II :. Ewell
Kid gloves in all styles. All new
goods Can sell a nice pair for 80 cents
Suide and other finer grades of gloves
Call and see them At Miss Hubbell's.
Hon. George W. Upshur and family
moved to Baltimore on Monday az did
also Mrs. II. H. Dougherty We wish
them, all, good health and prosperity
Columbus Day was celebrated by The
Smith Guards yesterday by skirmish
dull aud other field exercises The men
looked well aud the alTrir pissed oft
pleasantly.
before buying elsewhere call and
examine my stock can sell felt sailors
for twenty-five cents Something never
before offered in this burg" Mrs. " )
Townsend
Mrs. Scarborough. of the firm oi
Scarborough & .Ioncs returned HON,
from the city. the 18th of October witt
new millinery goods. The styles are
pretty and cheap.
We are glad 10 know that Mr. Sid
ney T. Sellhy. Who has been quite sick lol
several weeks j. now on The road 10 re
cOyery MIR VIII T. well j. filling Mr.
Seiby's position ia the bunk
-Wm. Jingle DickerSnn. Esq, u,
trustee will sell valnnhle inrm located
near 81. Martins Station next Saturday
This is nm excrlrnt farm and = conven
iea1lY slfnaied 10 Two railroads.