Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-10-13

National Bank of Snow Hill.
Mr.. John j. Collins has commen
; ced the erection of brick hotel on
Washington street. near the bridge
1t will be occupied by Morgan Bros.
the proprietors of the Central Hotel.
Everybody wants a bicycle and
John :. Hurlock has taken the agency
for the 'Stormer" cycle that will suit
everybody. and costs less money than
others. Examine them for yourself
Mr.. Asbury Kelly. who was in.
Ijured by being run over at the races
on Tuesday last, and was thought to
have been fatally injured, is much i'm
proved, and it is thought will recover.
Before purchasing call and see
the beautiful line of cloths, suitings and
cassimeres at T. III. Collins store and LEI
me make you stylish garments. Fits
guaranteed. J. +. Wimbrough, Tail
or.
MIR. Norman Mason has moved
into the shanty formerly occupied by j.
$. Hurlock, which is much larger than
his former quarters, and will afford him
an opportunity to greatly increase his
stock.
On Tuesday, Oct. 23rd. a. p.
Barnes, Esq. will sell at public sale
the Eben Cathell house and lot on
Martin street. The property is con-
veniently located and should sell we'll.
MIR. a. Goodman has been in the
city this week purchasing his Fall
stock, a large part Of which will be here
to-day. He has doubled his stock and
invites everybody to examine it and
his prices.
George W. Purnell, Esq, counsel
for John Jockey, received letter
from Governor Brown this.week saying
the application for his pardon had been
acted upon favorably and Jockey is
now free man.
MIR. John White has greatly i'm
proved his property this week by put
ting on new roof. Carpenter Thigh
man superintendent the work. Mr..
White now has very pretty and
comfortable home.
The Young Peoples Aid Society
of the PRESBYTERIAN Church met at the
home of Miss Julia Fooks near town,
last Friday evening. There was quite
n good attendance and everybody
seemed to have a good time.
If you want to pay the cash for
your shoes, why not buy them of b.
I. Truitt and spend you money at
home, also you can save your 10 cents
on the dollar in your own town. For
underwear go to B. I. Truitt.
The mill belonging to Mr.. James
Rowley heretofore on the lands of Mr..
Levin Disharoon near town was moved
therefrom TO the farm of Mr.. William
West where Mr. Rowley will be en-
gagged for some time cutting timber.
The Yearly Meeting at the In
diantown o. S. Baptist Church near
Powellsville was held on Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week. and al
though the weather was damp and cold
it did not effect the ardor of the large
attendance.
This wee!. Prof. w. Lee Carey,
who was secretary of the late Dem
ocratic Congressional Convention held
at Ocean City, filed with the Secretary
of State the nomination papers of Joshua
w. Miles and Winder Laird Henry,
the Democratic candidates for Congress.
The County President of the w.
&. L. L., of Worcester County, will
visit and address each Union within a
month from date, as matters of i'm
portmce are to he discussed. A full
attendance is requested. The regular
meeting day of each Union will be
chosen if possible.
Henry Bowen, an industrious
Woodworking colored man, who owns
a small place just over Purnell's mill
pond on the Berlin road, has had the
misfortune TO lose both OF his horses
lately. The last one died ON Friday Of
last week and was nice young mare
which he raised from colt and priced
highly.
The ladies of Worcester County
ought TO know and we propose now to
tell you, that we have anticipated your
wants this week by purchasing a large
line of beautiful dress goods. the very
latest novelties. You should come and
see them and you will agree with us
that there is no need of going away
from home for either st les or prices J.
;. Price d Co.
The Snow Hill Democratic !fessem-
ger printed large supplement last
week. This is only in keeping with
the push and enterprise OF its editors.
The Democratic Messenger is an excel
lent paper. 1t gathers all Of the county
happenings each week and its editorial
columns contain live and spicy dis,
cussions and comments on politics and
matters of Importance to lis readers
Er,don Democrat.
We propose to mark the advent
Of winter by an immense offering of
Ladies Goats at prices which make
them not merely cheap, but tremen-
duously under their real value. Des-