Democratic messenger., 1894-03-10
LOCALS.

buy your garden seeds ot J.. ID
Cottingham Il Go.
New styles in ladies fine shoes
r., S.. VI. X Co.
All fresh garden seeds at Z. d.
Cottingham d Cos.
Martha Massey, respected col
ored woman, died suddenly here Mon
day from heart disease.
For Sale-One good farm mare,
Z years old; also SOW and pigs. Ap-
ply to Stephen l.. Purnell.
1t will not only pay but benefit
YOU to read DR. 5. X. Marshalls drug
advertisement in another column.
All persons indebted to me are
earnestly requested To come up and
settle the bill and oblige. B. +. Truitt.
We have just received full line
of spring hats of all the latest styles
for young men. The prices are very
low. B. I. Truitt.
-Garden Seeds.-A fresh stock OF
I.andrenths d Ferrys' garden seeds at
DIR. Halls Drug Store opposite Me
Aliens new store. mch. lott.
-s175. will buy four acres of i'm
proved land situate on New Lane ex-
tended. This is cheap but the lot must
he sold. Apply to Oscar NJ. Pumell.
There will he services in the
Catholic Church Sunday, March 1lth
at 1890 a. m. and at 7.30 p. m. A
sermon and the devotion of the way of
the cross
i am receiving new spring goods
almost every day. such as hats cloth
ing. shoes and children's hosiery. Call
and see what you can buy for sl.00.
b. I. Truitt
The new post-otiice money orders
will soon be ready for service The
new form will introduce the name OF
the payee and make the order negoti-
able like hank check.
Now that s2 counterfit bills are
afoat, il is plain that the man who
habitually wants Ia borrow 81 will
have To make it either 81 or 50 to
avoid the risk of getting left.
For Sale. Cheap-A few thorough
bred young roosters Light Brahmas,
Indian Games. Golden Wyanlottes
and Plymoth Rock. Address. Geo.
Med. Mount, Spence, L. o. Md.
The beautiful spring weather the
first Of this week started many of our
people to work in their gardens and
now several have planted their early
potatoes and other garden vegetables.
March is the first of the Spring
months but Spring does not really
begin until the 10Th OF the month. The
first and second days Of the month,
however, were most delightful Spring
days.
DIR. Talmage's popular sermon
will he found on the fourth page Of the
MESSENGER to-day instead oi its usual
place ON the first page. Some excel.
ent reading will he found on the first
page.
Rev. Mr.. Clarke, of Onancock,
Va, Presbyterian Church, will fill the
pulpit of Mackenzie Memorial Presby.
terian Church, Snow Hill, tomorrow
morning and evening. Everybody in
vited.
The special sale advertised by b.
L. Truitt was such success that he
makes the same offer for the coming
week. Now is your chance To buy
cheap anything in his line See adver.
tisements and prices quoted.
On Monday Sue Kemp was
arrested by Bailiff Herman and taken
before Squire Rowley on the charge oi
stealing chicken from the coop of j.
5. Price IL Go. She confessed her guilt
and was committed TO Jail.
We have just received splendid
stock Of garden and field seeds, gras.
seed, etc, from the two leading seed
men of the country-Buist AMI Hen
derson. Give us call when you want
seed. r. ID. Cottingham IL Go.
Officers were elected by the Socie-
ty Of Kings Daughters on Friday
evening last. President, Mrs. William
Rounds Vice President, Mrs. John J..
Mock Treasurer, Mrs. &. L. Vincent
Secretary, Mrs. John l. Sturgis.
MIR. Oliver ID. Henderson at ON,
time proprietor Of the Franklin House
this town, and Miss Mamie +. Petit,
Of HOrntown, Va, were married on
Wednesday Of last week at the NJ. f.
parsonage, Princess Anne, by Rev. X
w. Todd.
Mrs Scarboro Il Jones, the fash
ionable milliners of Girdletree, were in
Snow Hill one day this week, and were
much pleased with the improvement.
being made in our town. They wer,
accompanied by their trimmer, Mis-
Williamson.
Herring have made their appear
ance in Worcester waters, and arr
: caught abundantly in the upper par
Of the county. The near approaching
spring is therefore heralded The frs
were caught about three weeks ago