Democratic messenger., 1893-03-04

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Mr.. VIM Collins. of Bishopville, paid
our town a visit on Tuesday last.
MI. Charles T. Prniti. of Stockton.
paid our town visit last SUNDAY.
MIR. James Laws, of Pi,tsville. was
in Snow Hill on business last Tuesday.
To Loan. On first mort gage-the
sum of $1,000 Apply To q ID. Collins,
Esq.
Miss Loa Franklin. oi Berlin has
been the guest of Miss Nora Dryden this
week
Mr. George Hayward. Ir., visited
Baltimore this week returning home on
Wednesday
i have just received INV new spring
hats in all of the latest style aud shapes
u. T. Truilt.
Col. John Walter Smith is having
fences repaired around his property on
Washington street
-Messrs. Clarence lIodson and James
Dennis, of Somerset County, spent last
Sunday in our town.
Wall Paper-New Styles Wall Paper
are being received at DIR. Halls Drug
Store every or :, weeks.
Turkeys wanted at this office. Will
pay cash market price for the same
Bring them along next week
Garden Seeds "A new supply of ID
Landreth & Sons Garden Seeds ist re-
ceived at DR. Halls Drug Store.
Come 10 me for your spring hat AS
have just received new goods and the
styles are beautiful. Ii. T. Truiit.
Book. Sheet Music and Music Port.
foIios at lowest city prices. p. ID. Cot
iingham & Co, Snow Hill. Nd. % 4m.
own your own home, :. X. Marshall
will sell you building lot or Dwelling
on weekly or monthly payments.
-Messrs. Lory Wilson and +. B Rus
sell are engaged in papering the interior
Of the First National Bank this week
For Sale-Two barber chairs and
shelving all as good as new, also a lot of
razors W ID. Pentland, Snow Hill. Md.
Hoods Sarsaparilla positively cures
even when all others fail. II has record
of success uneqnalled by any other medi-
cine
%. ID. Collins. Esq. has removed the
fencing in front of his residence and in
tends To otherwise improve his already
pretty property.
Il have just gotten in full line OF
hats for the spring and the styles and
colors are beautiful aud for less money
than ever B. 7. Truitt
Mr. John COttingham and Miss
Jennie Harris were married at the resi-
dence of Mr.. George Moore on Wednes-
day evening by Rev J. II :. Ewell.
The Misses Margareita L. and Anda-
sia r. Purnell. of Bays End Farm near
Berlin, are the guests of the Misses An
ME and Margie Station. on Federal 81.
Quite number of Worcester con-
iains are in Washington to-day witness
ing the inaugural ceremonies. We doubt
if they will find much pleasure in the trip
Our farmers and truckers are begin
nung TO prepare their lands for this year
crop. and gardening will soon be pretty
well underway if the we aiher continues
warm and clear.
The Advisory Board of the Talbot
County Fair Association held meeting
al Easion last week which was attended
by Capt. &. :. Capper member of the
Board from this county.
DIR. f. :. Dnshiell and family have
moved to Baltimore where he will pare
lice his profession. In the removal of
DIR. Dashiell Snow Hill loses useful
citizen and good dentist.
The administrators on the estate of
Elijah +. Powell. recently deceased. will
sell his personal property at public sale
~ his taf.a &. AetsnuA,ss a.
on Wednesday, March 18th.
MIR. and Mrs. ID. J. Elliott of Balti-
more. are guests of Mrs. Ellio,i's mother,
Mrs. |. T. Vickers. in this town. On
Tuesday night Mr. Elliott was made the
happy father of little boy.
Miss Mary Moore Smith, daughter OF
DIR. n s. Smith. of ChincOteague and
Mr.. w. 7. NJ King, of Washington. d.
e., were married in the VI. T.. Church on
the Island Tuesday of last week.
Preaching and Communion io.mor-
row, Sunday. at Porterville at 10 30 a. m,
and at GirdIetree at , p. m. by Rev J. ii.
;. Ewell, also preaching at Coolspring
at 3 p. m. Dy the pastor, : ID. Melvin
The trespassing of chickens upon
the premises where reside is hereby
prohibited. and hope this notice will he
,cepted as a sufficient apology for anv
steps | may hereafter take To preven,
such irespassing.-O. ID. Collins.
Bishop Curtis will preach in the
Catholic Church. on Thursday, Friday.
Saturday and Sunday. March 9Th, 10Th.
lith. and 18th, at 73O T. NJ, and ON sun
day at 1890 A. NJ These sermons will
I've most intering 10 non Catholics
People with delicate siomachs find
Ayers SarsapaIilla agreeable To the taste.
and, therefore. prefer il as blood purifier
to any other This is one rrason for It's