Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-04-14

DclOTc tue ire.
r.. ID. Jones has two Of the fines
horses in the county.
Ladies Hose only cents pair
ut Miss Hubbelps.
-Silkoline 10 To 20 cents yer yard
at Miss Hubbell's.
A full line OF ladies AMI children
hosiery. Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
-Bailif Herman has greatly im-
proved some of the streets of Snow Hill.
Hons. J. T. Hayman and +. w.
McMaster called in TO see us OH Thurs.
day.
Anything in the way Of Millinery
and Ladies Furnishing Goods. at Mis-
Hubbelrs.
MIR. Charles Henderson. of Chinco
league, was a visitor To our town on
Sunday last.
A large line of pretty umbrella.
for ladies now on hand cheap Mrs. v
= Townsend
"A beautiful assortment Of lovely
black and colord moire silk at Mrs. V.
:. Townsends.
Kid and silk gloves for ladies' and
children at shanty prices. no rent.
Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
A full line of underware, and
ladies vest. hest quality at lowest prices
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
ladies and children's cause vests,
the cheapest ever brought 10 Snow
Hill. Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
Bishop Curtis delivered series of
sermons in the Snow Hill Catholic
Church during this week.
Il have in hand for investment the
sum OF $4,000. On first mortgage
Apply TO George w. Purnell.
Black dress patterns. a lovely line.
also dress steels at city prices. Call and
see them. Mrs. V. $. Townsend.
The new residence Of Mr.. John
Farrell, in Queponco, is being painted
by Charles Russell, of Snow Hill.
Miss Leila Townsend, who has
been in Baltimore for several weeks,
returned home last Saturday.
Hats and bonnets, full stock,
prettiest styles, lovely trimmings and
owest pri ces at Mrs. V. s. Townsend.
DIR. Naylor begs to notify his
patients he has removed his offices into
Salisbury, three minutes walk from the
station. apr. IA 3-m.
A complete line OF dress trimmings
and Innings may be found at Mrs. V.
5. Townsends; also the only unbreakable
dress steels.
Complete line of laces. all the new
shades of moire and surah silks, satins
and velvets for dress trimmings. Mrs.
Jane Sturgis.
Mr.. L. Edward Behm has been
engaged this week painting the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Irving Townsend in
Atkinson's district.
All the newest. and most fashion
able kinds and coloIs of ribbons also
butter laces and inserting laces, at Mrs.
V. $. Townsend's.
When your old mating needs
replacing with n new one, remember
that you can get what you want in that
line from j. S. Price & Go.
We are sorry TO report Hon. Viii
liam s. Wilson suffering from erysipelas
in his face, and hope he will soon
recover his usual good health.
Every lady should see the hand
some line of silks, silkaline. satins and
other new goods now on exhibition at
my store. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
The School Commissioners of Wor-
cester county. next Tuesday will audit
teachers accounts. II you are teacher
bear this in mind if you want your pay.
-Arbor Day exercises were held in
the Snow Hill High School yesterday.
Responsive readings and singing were
the principal features of the program.
i have returned from the city with
full stock Of millinery. Come and
see it before purchasing. will sell at
very bottom prices. Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
-Hunting's Circus will exhibit at
Berlin TO day, afternoon and night. II
the day j. good one, we have no
doubt large crowd will see the show.
We received this week ear load
Of Lea's celebrated feed which we are
selling sl.25 per hundred ID. Special
prices on ton lots. j. S. Price Il Co
The most stylish assortment ol
millinery ever brought to Snow Hill
is now on exhibition at my store adj
joining the bank. Mrs. V. 5. Town
send.
Oysters have been bringing more
money in the city for the past few week,
than for several months and a. a con.
sequence many more are being sent Il
market.
Hicks, the weather prophet, will
probably not be 50 popular with
prognosticators hereafter. His guesse,
for March and April were very wide
Of the mark.
MIR. 7. Spence Smith. of New
Orleans, nephew of Hon. John Walter
Smith, is new resident of Snow Hill
having secured n position with Smith