Democratic messenger., 1893-12-09
LOCALS.

7s9 lbs.
Turkeys are plentiful and are
selling at 10 cents a pound in this
market.
An interesting story will be found
ON the iih Page of the MEssENGEE
this week.
Mr.. Martindalc VI. Nickcrs has
accepted position as foreman Of The
Peninsula Press.
A full line Of childrcns' gloves.
also ladies Jersey and kid gloves ai
Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
Miss Lillian ClayviIlc has return
ed home from visit To friends on
Chincoteague Island.
Silk floss, wash embroidery silk.
satins, and satin ribbons for fancy work
at Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
% cent dolls rs good as YOU can find
anywhere Tor the money. You should
see them. Miss Hubbcll.
-Cheap-l have few coats Of the
lytcst styles left. ] am selling them at
low figures. Miss IIuhbcll.
-Plushes, vclvetS and riblWns for
fancy work Chenille cord. plush balls
and Zephyrs at Miss llubbell>.
The finest line Of handkcrchiels
for the prices in town. Linen, silk and
embroidered ut Miss Hubbclls.
MIR. jesse Aiken came down on
the steamer on "Wednesday 10 make u
short visit TO his many friends here
Nuts. boa's and fur trimming
The largest lot Of kid gloves in town,
all shades and sizes, al Miss IIubbcll's.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Frank AyarS
left this week for visit To Mrs. Ayar's
relatives in Keats, Riley County, Kan
sas.
Are YOU in Berlin to-day? II 81
and your subscription is due. meet Us
at Harmonsm Hotel and settle the
same.
Headquarters for Nmas goods AT
Miss Hubbclls sicre at l.. f. Bochms
residence, next door Ia PRESBYTERIAN
Church.
What more acceptable for Il
christmas present than nice, handsome
easy rocking chair? We have them. X.
:. NJ. & Co.
Our stock of SHOES ot all kinds is
very complete, and prices will he found
satisfactory To the most economical. H.,
=. NJ. & Co.
A full line of Ladies and Misses
corsets; the hest ~ cent corset that
was ever sold in Snow Hill. Al Mrs.
Jane Sturgis'.
Samuel II. Townsend, Esp. came
home from Baltimore on "Wednesday
where he had bec,. soiourning for
several weeks.
--Drs. Paul Jones and William
Straughn will occupy the office adioin-
ing Cottinghams Drug store as soon
rs il is completed.
Capt. Levin J. Houston will take
the oath of office next Tuesday and
succeed Emory +. Bell, Esq, ~ Shcr-
i'll of Worcester County.
Mrs |. I. Matthews and grand
daughter. Miss Winnie Payne return
ed home on Saturday from Il visit To
Baltimore and Crisiield.
Our photograph gallery will h.
opened Wednesday, December 18th,
and will remain open until january
lst. Shocklcy d Morgan.
-Hoors Sarsaparilla has cured
many afflicted with rheumatism, and
we urge all who suffer from this disease
t0 give this medicine a trial.
The readers Of the MESSENGER
will find il will pay them Ia buy their
Christmas goods of the live merchants
who advertise in its columns.
Father Mickle will hold services
in the Catholic Church Of This town on
Sunday, December 10Th, at 1890
o'clock a. m. and Z. o'clock =. M.
Capt. John W. Bunting Is build
ing storehouse on Chincotcaguc Island.
lie has also. with his son, oIened an
oyster commission house in Philadcl-
phia.
The heavy rainfall of Tuesday
morning eliminated in regular bliz-
zard with hail and SNOW. Before night
the earth was covered with white
mantle.
: When YOU see .irl with her hair
all musscd up. YOU mustn't think She
hasn't combcd IT, II takes her many
weary moments to fix it in that tangled
fashion.
The tide Of business tending along
To the holiday season has sci in, anil
the tradespeople are becoming quite
busy. This ioreshadow> good holi-
day trade.
The Ladies Aid Society ol the
Presbyterian Church will meet at The
home of Mrs. George :. Richardson
next Tuesday evening Business oi
Importance.
Captain ;. IT, Wilson sold oil II
lot of personal property at his home on
Washington street last Tuesday lie
expects 10 join his family in Baltimore
on Monday.
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