Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-10-20
Hon. Joshua w. Miles,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

Why not buy your shoes of
Ii. +. Truitt as he sells the hest $500
shoe made, and can save YOU more than
10 cents on the dollar by dealing with
him.
All Stockton and Gir,lletree should
turn out at Stockton next Wednesday
night to hear Miles and Henry speak.
They will give you something 10 think
about.
Il have added To my stock this
week very nobby line OF derby and
alpine hats. Don't fail to see them
before purchasing elsewhere. T.. w
johnson.
Are You Democrat, Republi-
can, Populist or Prohibionist: No
matter which. YOU ought to hear Hons
Joshua w. Miles and W. Laird Henry
speak.
Ladies, examine my stock of coats
and capes and you will he surprised nj
the quality, style and low prices. ! can
save you money in this line. Mrs. y.
$. Townsend.
MIR. and Mrs. Calvin Il. Taylor
and Mr.. and Mrs Horace +. Harmon
SON drove down to Snow Hill OH Sunday
to attend services in the Presbyterian
Church here.
The Centreville Observer claims
that Queen Anne's county will give 600
or 700 majority for Henry and Miles
next month. The Republicans hope to
keep it down to 800.
Any person desiring the services
OF a magistrate will find the under
sighed prepared TO serve in this capacity
at his shanty on Washington Street.
Benjamin Carmean.
Buy your suit and overcoat, boys
and children suits of B. I. Truitt, rs
he is ready TO fit and suit you all, the
small boy. or the long slim man or the
big stout man, all sizes.
Hon. James T.. EllcgOod of
Salisbury, is expected to speak
here ut the night meeting next
"Wednesday. Miles and Henry
will speak i'm the afternoon.
A party of Snow Hill bicyclists
rode up to Berlin last Sunday morning.
returning home in the afternoon. They
were accompanied part of the way
back by number of the Berlin wheel
men.
Il have full line of Jersey and kid
gloves at prices that will surprise you
for the quality. Come to my opening
next Wednesday and examine them
with other notions Mrs. V. :. Town
send.
Attention is called to Il change in
the advertisement of Mr.. a. Goodman
in this issue. He now has full stock
of everything in his line. He quotes
prices and invites IN examination OF
his stock.
MIR. Charles Timmons, of Phila-
delphia, formerly of Whaleyville, this
county, died in Philadelphia very un-
expectedly last week. He was about
80 years of age and was in the commits.
sion business.
The supper given by the ladies OF
the NJ. +. Church on Thursday night
"panned out" all right. Everything
prepared for the occasion was sold and
the affair was not only pleasant one
but financial success.
Many farmers throughout the
county have not yet finished seeding
wheat, the recent rains having ipterfered
very much with this character of work
This week. probably. will about finish
the work in Worcester county.
Rev. John VI. jenkins of Pennsyl.
vania, preached in the Snow Hill Pres
byterian Church Sunday morning and
evening and at Stockton in the after
noon. He is an excellent sermonizer
and created favorable impression.
Miss May Hubbell, accompanied
by her trimmer Miss Rose Clayville ha.
returned from the city with a large
stock of millinery, notions. gloves, hos
iery and other goods which every lady
reader of the MESSENGER is invited /,
inspect.
II YOU want to hear some goo,
speaking and see the Democratic candi
dates for Congress. don't fail TO attenc
the Democratic mass meeting her
next Wednesday afternoon. At nigh
Messrs. Miles and Henry will 90 Il
Stockton.
A ChincOteaguer writes "l.yncl
and others of the "Sanctified Band
have returned to the island and resum
ed their orgies at their church to TN
Indignation Of the people generally here
Their wild revels, it is hoped, will no
be continued much longer and it tn
grand jury and courts do nothing, tn
aid OF the Governor will he invoked
and if neither act, then means will b
found in some way perhaps, To rid II
lofthem.'