Democratic messenger., 1894-11-10
LOCALS.


New Corseis. New Millinery n
Miss May Hubbelfs.
If you want 25c suspender fol
Zoe 90 to &. VI. Drydens.
Mr.. X. VI. johnson spent par
of this week in Wilmington, Del.
For ladies Misses boys and child
dren's stockings 90 to B. I. Truitt.
Mrs. William Rownds is visiting
her son and other relatives in Philadel
phia.
Young Democrats of Snow Hi
will organize brass band at an earl,
date.
Smith, Moore x Co, lost n valu
able percheon draught horse one night
last week.
MIR. Henry J. Anderson, OF Ber
lin, spent Tuesday night with friends
IN this town
The new church ut klel Grange
will not he dedicated on the ] lth hut
on the 18th.
DO you want handsome decorated
dinner or tea set. We have them.
X. 5. NJ. d Co.
Miss Aida White, of Wilton, is
visiting her cousin. Miss Adella Bur-
bage, in SnCw Hill.
Mrs. A. T. Barnes and Mrs. DIR.
Paul Jones spent several days of this
week in Philadelphia.
Mr.. Edward Dixon, of the Balti-
more Custom House came home to
vote for Miles and Henry.
No man will or can who does a
rcedit business. sell you shoes as cheap
as Perry, the cash shoe man.
Why go to other towns for your
clothing and shoes when you can buy
them cheaper Of B. I. Truit.
A fine line of dress trimmings,
NclNclS. SlIks. NtCs-
Innings. Miss May Hubbell.
There will be service in the
Catholic Church, Sunday, November
llth, both morning and evening.
Best cord machine cotton Mt sc
per spool. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. G. NJ. Dryden.
Mrs. Florence Hartman, of Balti-
more is visiting her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Dixon. in Snow Hill.
Some of the low tariff men are
defeated. But j. :. Price Il Co, still
have some low tariff goods TO sell yet.
Special services were commenced
at the NJ. T. Church on Sunday night
and will continue through next week.
Prof. Thomas Humphreys Spence
came home this week TO exercise the
high privilege of voting the Democratic
ticket.
Don't be deceived, but compare
Perry's $500 shoes with others who try
to make you believe "is just az good rs
Penys."
The election is over and somebody
is dropped. But J. S. Price d Co,
are going on selling goods just as cheap
rs ever.
Rev. DIR. Alex Proudfit, formerly
of Baltimore, will preach in the Snow
Hill Presbyterian Church tomorrow
(Sunday.)
"A new line of Feather bone, X
and q. and several other styles of cor
sets from soc to sl75. Miss May
Hubbell.
-Messrs. Rohland l.. Scott and
Albert Warrington. OF Dover. Del.
spent few days at Mr.. John II. Bur
bage's this week.
-Umbrellas will he in demand now
right along. We carry fine stock OF
them-bought direct from manutac
turers. X. :. NJ. & Co.
Buy your clothing of B. 7. Truiti
as he will sell you the best and for les:
money than you can buy them else
where, and will pay your car fare.
A beautiful lot of fine tables il
oak, cherry and mahogany, came in
a few days ago. Don't fail to ask fol
them when you call. X. S. NJ. d Co
i will pay s25. reward for infor
nation leading to the conviction Of tn,
person who broke my front yard rail
ing. GEORGE W. PrRNELL.
The new NJ. +. Church at Goot
Will is ready for the plasterer and viii
he completed in few weeks. 4 goot
revival is in progress in the old church
i was the first to introduce th,
=. y. corset TO the Snow Hill trad,
and you can find complete line a
my store on these goods. Miss May
Hubbell.
VIM. T. Dickerson, Esq, ha
rented the Office ON the corner Of Mar
ket and Bank streets in the Odd-Fel
lows Building and will move there a
soon as it is completed.
The new saw mill on Mr.. q. ID
Collins lot is now doing good work
saving. planning and any other kind
You can buy your lumber there AM
get slab wood, cut stove length, a
usual prices.
A bright little stranger represent
ing himself to be VIM. Ii. Blades, Jr
made his appearance at the home a
NJ Collins Esn Rishonvilln MI