Democratic messenger., 1894-11-17


been quite sick, is much better.
John j. Collins. Esq. is happy
Its boy and already has tooth,
Miss Olive johnson is visiting
friends in Baltimore and Washington
A new. full line of dress trimming.
Just received at Mrs. V. :. Townsend's $
Now is the time to adv ertise and
the MESSENGER Is the paper to do il
in.
DIR. Edward J. Dlrickson. Of Bcr
lin. visited Snow Hill on Wednesday
A nice line Of large pearl buttons
the latest out, at Mrs. V. ;. Townsend's
Mr.. Frank Townsend of Chinco
league spent day in Snow Hill thi.
week.
The new Snow Hill continues Ia
grow. Are YOU doing anything to
help it?
MIR. Charles Mumtor,l's new house
is nearing completion and is credit to
the builder.
Mrs. J. J. Hnrlock has been quite
sick but we arc glad 10 know she is now
much better.
Mr.. Edward Clark has been up in
Delaware this week selling the Dairy
Swing Churn.
MIR. Theodore Pruitt has been
employed as book-keeper by w. ID.
Corddry Il Son.
40 cent dress goods at % cents.
30 cent dress goods at IL cents, at Mrs.
V. $. Townsend's.
Mrs. =. Sidney Smith has returned
home from an extended visit to rela-
iives at Shelltown.
The Board of School Commission
ers were in session On Tuesday. also the
County Commissioners.
MIR. George :. Richardson has
been quite sick at his kOme in this town
for the past two weeks.
Work on Morgan's new hotel is
going right along and the building is
quite an imposing one.
The new house of Mr.. William +.
Dickerson ON Martin street. will soon
I've ready for occupancy.
Mrs. q. VI. Purnell and Miss
Juliet Purnell spent several days OF
this week in Philadelphia.
MIR. Louis c. Behm of this town
has been elected member of the st.
Johns College foot ball team.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Protestant church will shortly give an
entertainment in McAllen's Hall.
"A new line and a nice assortment
of Zephys and Germantown wool. also
line Of Saxony. Mrs. V. $. Town
send.
-Workmen are rapidly pushing
ahead ON the new building of Messrs.
tieorge W. Purnell and Frank Bonne-
well.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Snow Hill w. c. T. L. will be held
in Mc.Allen's Hall Nov. 30. at three
y. M.
-Messrs. John l.. Mock, Francis
Henry Purnell and A. ID. Irwin rode
up to Berlin Thursday ON their bicy-
cles.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.
Henry Franklin, formerly OF this town,
now living in Baltimore, is in very poor
health.
Our job department is kept busy
dining good work for the business men
of Snow Hill and the surrounding
county.
If YOU doubt that | carry the
largest line of corsets in town examine
my stock and be convinced. Mrs. V.
$. Townsend.
The Misses Lou Holloway. and
Lou Davis. of Berlin, and Miss Gray
Of Cedartown, paid our town a short
visit last Sunday.
Don't be deceived, but compare
Perry's $500 shoes with Others who try
to make you believe SIS just as good as
PeTys."
Miss Knowles, OF Delaware. who
has been visiting the Misses Morgan
for several weeks returned home on
Thursday morning.
-Messrs. Uriah and James Edward
Dickerson at Colbourns L. q. have
been having the interior of their houses
papered and painted.
Keep your blood pure and healthy
and you will not have rheumatism.
Hoods Sarsaparilla gives the blood
vitality and richness.
Miss Lille S. Duffy, teacher Of
81. Martins Neck school spent last
Saturday and Sunday with her father
Mr.. Joshua Duffy IN town.
If you want all the news all the
time you must take the MESSENGER.
II is already the hest but it will soon
I've made better. Watch III.
DR.. Dashiell will I've in Baltimore
next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri.
day attending meeting Of the State
Board Of Dental Examiners.
The shanty on Market street he.
longing to l.. Hastings and which was
used as polling place at the recent
election, was torn down this week.