Democratic messenger., 1894-11-03
LOCALS.

yard at Mrs. V. :. Townsend
For ladies Misses boys and child
dren's stockings 90 to Il. !. Truitt.
Miss Addie Farrell is visiting III,
Misses Ethel anal Blanche Purnell il
this town.
Miss Myrtle Knowles, of Bethel
Del, is visiting the Misses Morgan. o
this town.
MIR. Harry de Waal and sister. o
Stockton spent last Tuesday with
friends in this town.
Miss Lola Moore spent last Sat.
urlay and Sunday with Miss Carrie
Wharton at Stockton
Miss Minnie Townsend returned
home last Tuesday from visit tc
friends in Philadelphia.
Ladies vests from 30 cents Ia
$3.50 a pair. All sizes and grades at
Mrs. V. s. Townsends
Little boys Tam Oshanter hats 4
specially at Mrs. V. :. Townsend's. 4
large stock now on hand.
Why 20 To other towns for your
clothing and shoes when you can buy
them cheaper Of B. 7. Truitt.
No man will or can who does a
rcedit business, sell you shoes as cheap
as Perry, the cash shoe man.
-Silkoline and curtain draperies and
fringes for same OH exhibition and for
sale at Mrs. V. $. Townsend's.
Buy the =. n. corset of which |
have full stock. None better. See
them at Mrs. V. $. Townsend's.
Mr.. Walter Ayars, of Camden,
n. j., spent several days with his
brother. Mr.. X. +. Ayars this week.
A large line of ladies and children 5
hose from ) cents pair up. Cheaper
than ever before, at Mrs. V. S. Town
sends.
Don't he deceived, but compare
Perry's $500 shoes with others who try
Ia make you believe SIS Just as good as
Psrys"
Want hat cheap? Then 20 to
Mrs. V. S. Townsends and you will
find her prices the lowest and her stock
the largest.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary
in order TO enjoy perfect health. Hoods
Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and
strengthens the system.
For Sale.--Chincoteague pony,
broken to single and double harness
and will make fine saddle pony.
Apply TO o. NJ. Purnell.
Il have a lovely line Of stamped
linens which will he sold cheap. See
them before picked over. They are
beauties. Mrs. V. $. Townsend.
Buy your clothing of B. I. Truitt
as he will sell you the best and for less
money than YOU can buy them else
where. and will pay your car fare.
The cellar for Mr.. Frank Bonne.
wells new building on the corner of
Market and Washington streets, has
been cleared out and the brick work
commenced.
Mrs. Pinchin's house is still for
sale. 1t is provided with heater in the
cellar and range in kitchen so that no
stoves are required for heating or cook
ing purposes.
DO YOU want To save money in
buying your Fall and Winter dress
If so, come to see me. Dress goods at
lowest prices. Examine before buying.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
George W. Purnell, Esq, was pre-
vented from being ut his Office the
early part of this week by reason of
severe cold. We are glad to note
however that he is out again.
Myrtle Ferns" was not played in
the Hall on Saturday night as an
nounced. Several OF our citizens have
orders on the company which was
stranded before reaching here.
A donation party of Presbyterians
visited the home of Mrs. Ann Nelson
last Wednesday evening and replenished
her larder with provisions Of all kinds
which were gratefully received.
The Epworth League OF the NJ.
l.. Church met at the home of Miss
Priseie Cottingham last Monday even
ing. Owing to the inclemancy of the
weather the attendance was small.
Our farmers are all busy now
husking their corn crop, which is so
much larger than usual that many Of
them will be compelled to build new
houses in which TO store their crops.
i will have for sale 30 head OF
young mules from = to years old in
Snow Hill on next Tuesday, Nov. 9th,
and in Pocomoke City on next Thurs
day Nov. Sth. ii. +. Harmonson.
"A new time table went into effect
ON the Baltimore, Chesapeake & Allan.
tic Railway on Saturday, and our
readers who use the line should examine
the new time table before starting on a
trip.
We are sorry for the loss to Mr.
+. G. Bounds Of his steam saw and
grist mill on Sunday morning last
without Insurance, and for the commu.
nifty to which the mill was great
convenience.
Capt. George w. Truitt has had
a very nice tombstone erected over the