Democratic messenger., 1893-02-25


tie city this week on professional busi
ness.
To Loan. On first morigage-the
sum of $4,000. Apply 10 o. ID. Collins
Esq.
The greatest reduction ever Offered
in clothing can be found at my store'-B
T. Truiii.
Flour, | am making specially of
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. q. VI. Dryden.
Il have few more heavy suits left
that will lie closed on, regardless of price
or cost. H. T. Truiti.
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 4 Sons Garden Seeds just re-
ceived at Dr. Halls Drug Store.
Book. Sheet Music and Music Port
folios at lowest city prices. u. ID. Cot
tingham & Co, Snow Hill. Nd. j 2s I'm.
Own your own home, :. X. Marshall
will sell you building lot or Dwelling
on weekly or monthly payments.
After the grip, when YOU are weak
and "played out" Hoods Sarsaparilla
will restore your neallh and strength.
For Sale.-TwO barber chairs and
shelving all as good as new. also a lot OF
rasors. w. ID. Peniland, Snow Hill. Md.
MIR. George T. Brat;en is in the city
this week under treatment for throat af-
fiction. We trust he will he permanent
~ cured.
Mr.. Sewell Turpin and daughter,
who have been visiting friends here for
two weeks past, returned home last
Thursday.
The Misses Mary ami Jennie Purnell
returned home the latter part of last
week from pleasant visit to friends in
Salisbury.
Twill sell for the next 80 days can
tomatoes 10 cents. can corn 10 cents,
Early June Peas IL cents, Marrowfats 10
cents G. VI. Dryden. 225 93.
B. T. Truitt is offering the greatest
reduction ia clothing ever known. lie is
up with the times and sells the best cloth
ing for the least cash.
David Jones has been appointed
school teacher TO fill the vacancy in the
colored school of tins town caused hy the
death Of John Bailey.
Now /. the time 10 trim grape vines,
the sooner and closer they are trimmed
in reason the better il will be for both
the vine and yourself.
For Rent. The house on Federal
Street at present occupied by Mr.. Jesse
Aiken Possession given April ist 1898.
Apply to WIN. +. Johnson.
For ten days only. | will sell Dryden's
ROYAL Golden Coffee, 25 cents per pound.
Ciiron small quantity 20 cents per pound
Currents $ cents per pound. g. VI. Dry
den J %. 93
The first sun perch of the season
were hooked" this week and offered foI
sale by the angler at the river bridge
We tried la get them hut couldn't spell
able
II is reported from diiFercn, sections OF
the county that potato sprouts will be
scarce this year owing Ia the tact that
many beds freezeI during the recent
cnld weather.
Last Wednesday. .Washington's Birth
day. being legal holiday the banks in
the county were closed. The schools in
the county also were closed aud r. T.
Churches open.
-Ifihe weather is good one of the
editors of the MESSENGER will he at Po.
comoke to-day. II you are indebted to
us for subscription or other work you
can find him at Parkcr's Hotel.
No more fairs will be held at Will
mingtOn by the present association. the
grounds will be sold for debt Those Of
our citizens who usually attend the Viii
mingiGn Fair will be sorry TO learn oi
this.
We were visited ON "Wednesday last
by the tail end of blizzard that caused
considerable uneasiness about fires and
falling trees Happily no damage was
done but il reminds all of the March biz
Zard Of 1888.
Rev. and Mrs. ID u. Fitzgerald ar,
visiting the parents of Mrs. Fitzgerald il
Hartford County this week. There will
I've no services i'm the Presbyterian Church
tomorrow. nor March 5ih. Services III,
following Sunday.
On Tuesday last the County Com
missioners were in session and occupied
the entire day in adjusting accounts
passing orders and other routine business
They will not lie in session again iii
Tuesday. March, 1iih.
Our Methodist friends held fesiiva
in the Smith Guards Armory Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings and allhongI
the first evening was very blusiry. ihe'
did good business. aud are well saiisf
cd with the result of their efforts.
The Maryland Annual Conference
will meet in Laurel April 9Th. All n,
proceedings will he published in ia,
Daily Conference G"zstte Sent post pai,
duripg the sp-Sion fer ~ cents AIHr,.-s