Democratic messenger., 1893-09-02
suits and parts of same at a saeri

B. L. Trui,t.
look at the bargains / have to
B. L. Truitt.
The oyster season commenced yes
.ay, September 1st.
Miss George Phipps, of Phila-
elphia, is visiting friends in Snow
hill.
A large and handsome pipe-organ
has been placed in the NJ. L. Church
this week.
--Eyery suit of clothes at my new
store is marked down and must be sold.
b. L. Truitt.
: MIR. VIM. Wight, of Baltimore is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Samuel III.
Townsend.
Rev. X. L. Coursey has been spend
ing the past week out of town. He will
return to-day.
Services at the NJ. 2. Church to-
morrow at 1890 a. IN. and p. m. AT
Trinity at 3 p. m.
Suits, coats, vests, pants hats and
other goods in my line at half cost. See
them. b. I. Truitt.
The erection of several large brick
buildings will be commenced in Snow
Hill in few days.
Several members of the Wallop's
Island club are now occupying their
quarters at that place.
Mr.. Edward Wilson, Of Balti-
more, was the guest of his niece, Mrs.
X. j. Dryden, last week.
Mr.. Frank Bonneville has erect
cd barber shop ON Green Street next
TO Wonnelr mcat-market.
Mr.. Edward Guthrie. who has
been soiourning in Philadelphia for
some time has returned home.
For SALE.-Valuable brick clay
near Snow Hill. For terms apply to
Thos. III. Spence, Snow Hill. Md.
Il am selling my entire savings
from the late FIRE regardless of cost or
value. They must 60. B. 1. Truitt.
Mr.. Horace Payne's storehouse,
fronting on Bank street, is a frame
building and will soon be completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hillary Davis, re-
siding near Conner's Church, lost their
six-months-old child this week.
Mr.. Thomas III. Collins has OPEN
ed his store in the Wilson building near
the bridge and is now ready for busi-
ness.
Miss Annie Duffy who has beon
engaged in the dress-making business
in Salisbury has returned to Snow
Hill.
Mrs. Jennie Driscoll, Of Whining
ton. Del, has been visiting friends and
relatives in and near Snow Hill this
week.
Miss Nellie Landlord of POGO
moke City has been visiting the family
of Cant. s. ii. Wilson on Washin gton
Street.
Mr.. G. NJ. Dryden has commenced
work on his new brick storehouse and
will push it to completion as rapidly as
possible.
Miss Carrie Wheaton, of Chinco-
teague. Va, who has been visiting
Miss Lillian Clayville returned home
on Wednesday.
MR.. James A. Ennis has COM
mencol the erection of large store
house on bis lot on Market street. IL
is a frame structure.
Two lamps were left at the home
of Mr.. l.. Edward B@hm on the night
of the fire which the owners may have
by calling for them.
Mr.. w. A. Sterling, of Crisfield,
challenges any bicycle rider in the
state of Maryland to n race for any
amount, on half-mile track.
No room to store stock, patron;
:, .ee6 this notice and buy now. All
~ -,er goods must be removed from
n,au, sum-, |ussters. b. I. Truitt.
u, fsq., ef Salisbury, il
erecting a shanty o.. III enmaaa !,
near Green, where he va, "a. ene +"
the sale Of ready-made clot..
Mr.. G. Z. Mock has been app. '"'
ed deputy postmaster by his brother
He is very efficient man apOut the
Office as he has "been there before"
MIR. Martindale NJ. Vickers fore
man of the Conference Herald, of Har-
rington, Del, was welcome visitor to
Snow Hill last Saturday and Sunday.
MIR. J. W. Mckee has bought Mr.
VIM. Whites property now occupied by
w. J. Morgan & Bro, and will build
livery stable on the vacant ground.
Miss Minnie Wilson after spend
ing several days at the NJ. f. Parson
age in Newark, as the guest Of Rev
Jas. X. Campbell, returned home OIL
Tuesday.
st. Johns NJ. p. Church, Powells
vile, was dedicated with approprit'
.or,-ices nn Sunday last Rev Cnrkrai