Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-04-21
LOCALS.

Ladies shirt waists 81 cents I
piece at Mrs. V. s. Townsends.
Figured aud plain black satins, |
nice assortment at Mrs. V. : Town
sends.
French percolines and fancy wais
Innings also the Worth crinoline. Mrs
V. =. Townsend's.
Mrs Mary Vincent is prepared Il
accommodate few gentlemen boarder
at moderate prices.
-Surah silks reduced 10 30 cent.
per yard. dress gimIs > cents per yard
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
Il have nice line Of hamburg ana
laces which am offering at low prices
Mrs. V. =. Townsend.
A full line of dress trimmings
Innings and unbreakable twin STAYS all
lengths, Miss Hubbell.
Lost, gold tassel. worn on watch
chain valuable as a family relic. A
reward il returned 10 this office
Keep il constantly before you that
We sell LEAFS bran and mid,llings at
mill prices by the ton. J. $. Price Il Co
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend has an
assortment of sun hats and trimmed
sailors and sun hats for ladies for 81
cents.
Postal notes will not he issued
after June Both, 1894. This informa.
ton comes from Postmaster Mock and
is reliable.
Rev. j. III. johnson, of Delaware
NJ. f. Conference, has been returned to
Snow Hill, the satisfaction Of his con-
gregatiOn.
-Messrs. John s. Hurlock and +
w. johnson have had awnings placed
in front Of their stores, to protect them
from the suns rays.
Rev. james X. Campbell will
preach tomorrow in the NJ. +. Courch
of Newark at 1890 a. M. and $50 D.,
M. Ironshire at 3 p. m.
Ladies don't trouble TO make your
muslin underware as you can buy it
cheaper for cash than you can make it.
Of Mrs. V. $. Townsend
"A good quality of plain black
India silk for shirt waists for fifty cents
per yard, colord silk for 81 cents per
yard. Mrs. v. S. Towosends.
Il have in hand for investment in
first mortgages the following sums Of
money: $4,000, 100000, $4,000,
100000. VIM. +. johnson.
Warner Timmons has purchased
lot ON the Virginia road near town
and has commenced the erection of a
house thereon for his own occupancy.
-"Whatsoever" Circle of Kings
Daughters of Snow Hill will meet at
the home of Miss Katie Timmons next
Friday evening. A full attendance is
desired.
People know good thing when
they try it, for we have received an
other invoice of LEAFS -four this week,
making the seventh car load in four
months. J. S. Price 4 Co.
Capt Williams has rented the
wharf property belonging to Thomas
ID. Purnell near the electric light-plant
and will use the same for storing shing-
les which he brings from North Caro-
lima.
MIR. Short, OF Delaware, who
recently bought the Central Hotel
stables of VIM. J. {. Mckee, is now
building large stables on Franklin
street ON lot leased from Mr.. James
II. Selby.
Rev. Mr.. Tabler who succeeds
Rev. Mr.. Reese as pastor of Girdletree
circuit, has preached several sermons
TO large and appreciative audiences.
The people are very much pleased with
their new preacher.
William l.. Laws and A. q. Ham.
lin, OF WicOmicO county were among
visitors here this week whoexpressed sat
isfaction at the rapidity with which the
citizens Of our town are pushing for
ward the work Of rebuilding.
1t has been suggested that the
words Snow Hill would look better and
sound more in keeping with the new
order of things il they were arranged
and spelled as one word Snowfall.
What do you think of the idea?
Rev. DIR. Rex of Philadelphia,
will preach in the Presbyterian church
Of Snow Hillto- morrow( Sunday morn
ing and evening. All the members 81
the church and congregation are urged
to be present and the public is cordi
ally invited.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of Healey IL Bro,
plumbers Of Baltimore. If our people
need any work in their line no better
men can be found TO do it, as they have
had many years Of experience in doing
first-class work.
We herewith acknowledge the
invitation Of our friend, DIR. X. III. u.
Ellis. one Of the faculty of the Balti-
more Medical College, to attend TIE
commencement exercises of the college
ON Tuesday, April 18th, at Harris
Academy Of Music.
bud" Crew, Of Salisbury, laid a
concrete pavement in front Of Barnes
and Johnson's law Offices this week
Mr.. Crew understands how 10 do the