Democratic messenger., 1894-06-02
LOCALS.

over the wheat blight.
MIR. Horace lIormanson ot Berlin
was in town on Tuesday.
Special sale in Boys and Mems
Straw Hats at the B. {. u. {. ii.
Our old friend John Taylor, Esq.
of Stockton paid Us a visit on Tuesday
MIR. B. I. Truitt has had an avn
ing placed in front of his store thl,
week.
Any kind of brush that you may
need can be- found at DR. Halls Drug
Store. II.
Special Sale in patent leather
slippers and russet shoes at the Il. {
i. {. III.
-Messrs. John Laws and Thomas
Morgan of Salisbury were visitors here
last Sunday.
Miss Ella Sturgis of Girdletree
was visitor at the MESSENGER office
on Thursday.
This week Mr.. Behm is decorat-
ing the interior of the First National
Bank building.
We can draw you soda water as
good as you get in the city. 7. ID.
Cottingham Il Co.
Your attention is called To the
new advertisement of the Baltimore
Cut Price Clothing House.
The Peninsula Press Association
will 90 to Deer Park sometime about
the last of June or first of July.
Mr.. a. Goodman of the Balti-
more Cut Price Clothing House was in
Philadelphia last week buying goods.
This week Sturgis 4 Hack have
erected nice awnings in front of the
stores of Il. I. Truitt and V. S. PAYNE.
Mr.. Edgar III. Bratten, clerk in
=. ID. Cottingham Il Co.'S drugstore,
had an attack of heart disease last
Sunday.
j. :. johnson, Esq, of Baltimore
and his daughter, Miss Minnie were
the guests of Postmaster Mock several
days this week.
-Messrs. John and Thomas III.
Collins have placed a concrete pave
ment in front of their Washington St
stores this week.
II you decide to take Hoods Sar-
saparilla do not be induced to buy
any substitute article. Take Hoods
and only Hoods.
If YOU want nice, refreshing
drink of soda water favored with pure
fruit syrups. call at p. ID. Cottingham
Il Cos. drug store.
Your attention is directed to a
new and well selected assortment of
challies, lawns. dimities and other dress
good at J. ;. Price Il Cos.
i am prepared TO pasture a few
more cattle on my Public Landing
marsh. Write or see me for terms
X. c. Moore. Spence. Md.
Work on the Court House is still
on the move; the contractor is a
go-ahead kind of man and everybody
around him has to get up and dust.
Rev. Mr.. Gillespie, of Princeton,
preached in the Snow Hill Presbyterian
Church on Sunday morning and even
ing. In the afternoon he preached at
Stockton.
George s. Richardson, Fps, is
quite sick at his home in this town
He is one of Snow Hills honored and
respected citizens and we trust he will
soon be out again.
-Lost-A gold watch, between Will
sons School House and Girdletree
The finder will he suitably rewarded
by returning the same to this office or
to Miss Ella Sturgis.
Finest perfumery and toilet goods.
Any thing that you may need in sta
tionary and Blank Books. At DIR.
Halls Drug Store. xxx white enve-
lopes cts. a package. tt.
The strawberry crop is now about
marketed; while it has not proven a
glittering success this year it has paid
fairly well and the growers are not
complaining OF their luck.
The place to buy pure drugs and
medicines, spices, favoring extracts
and essences, is DIR. Halls Drug Store
opposite McAllen's Hall. Prescriptions
prepared with greatest care. If.
Misses Edna Holloway and Lizzie
Davis, of Berlin, spent several days in
Snow Hill this week. They also visit
ed the MESSENGER office and were
shown the art of printing.
The Laurel Gazette in its last
issue announces change of manage
ment. 1t will hereafter be managed
by G. T.. Smith, instead of Samuel I.
ROop. No reason Is assigned for the
change.
Work on Mr.. Solen Powell's new
residence is progressing rapidly. Mr.
Powell will have, when it is completed
4 4 4
has exercised splendid judgement in
planning it,
Mr.. Thomas Collins, who ha.
been away from Snow Hill for nearly
a year, a part Of which time he spent il
Central America. returned home on
Wednesday To visit his mother, Mrs
Sallie Collins.