Democratic messenger., 1894-09-29
LOCALS.
circus TO day.


Postmaster Payton, OF Stockton
was in town on Tuesday.
Ladies. YOU can get splendid flow
er pots at Sturgis Il Hacks.
The infant child of Mr.. John w
Bethards died on Tuesday.
Mrs. Stansbury Ritchie is quite
sick at her home in this town.
Try our Continental Hams
they are fine X. :. NJ. & Co.
Lees circus will exhibit in Snow
Hill this afternoon and evening
buy pair of b. I. Truitt's s2.G0
shoes and you will buy no other.
MIR. David Ayars is here on visit
to his brother, X. +. Ayars, Esq.
Hon. VIM. S. Wilson and family
have returned home from Ocean City.
Capt. Fred Hales has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. w. B. Bonneville, here
this week.
Perry the cash shoe man will save
YOU 10 cents on the dollar if YOU deal
with him. II.
MIR. J. 5. Price after spending a
week in Somerset county, returned
home Thursday.
If you want the very best $500
ladies shoes made, call OH Us, we have
them. II. $. NJ. Il Co.
Everybody knows you can buy
cheaper for cash. Then 90 to Perry's
cash shoe store Pocomoke. II.
-Rev. Robert Watt was visitor to
Snow Hill on Thursday and addressed
the Prohibition club at night.
-Wanted.-A good white woman
for general house work. Good wages.
Apply TO Mrs. Jno. Walter Smith. If.
States, pencils, pens, ink and other
necessities for school children at 7. ID.
Cottingham & Co.'S. drug store.
The Federal government has
granted soldiers pension TO Purnell
Lindsey, colored, of this county.
For stylish finish and durability
our $500 ladies shoes cannot I've excell-
ell any,cherc. II. $. NJ. Il Co.
Rev. Ralph Coursey spent a part
of this week out of town. He spoke on
prohibition at Harrington Monday even
ing.
Lay aside that straw hat now. it
is out of date. We have the new fall
styles in soft and stiff hats. II. :. NJ.
x Co.
DO you want nice, light nutritious
bread? Then use our pure Gold''
Flour, none better made. X. :. NJ.
* Go.
For Rent.-The farm at Public
Landing, known as Ocean View Stock
Farm, for the ensuing year. Apply
10 Levi \. Purnell.
-Messrs. Bonnewell and Pusey are
putting the finishing touches on the
storehouses of Rev. Edwin Nelson next
To the MESSENGER office.
DO you have headache, dizziness,
drowsiness, loss of appetite and other
symptoms of billiousness. Hoods Sar-
saparilla will cure you.
For the latest styles, best selection,
largest stock and cheapest Quality con-
sidered) Fall and winter clothing visit
b. I. Truitt's Buff Brick Store.
Don't forget the races at Snow
Hill next Tuesday. 1t promises to be
great event and will furnish good
sport for those who enjoy good race.
Mrs. NJ. Goodman left for Balti-
more on Thursday to attend the we'd
ding OF her sister, Miss Sarah Klawans-
ky to Mr. Mayer Engleman, on Octo-
her 11th.
The best quality for the least
money is what everyone wants and in
buying clothing, shoes, hats and notions
remember Il. T. Truitt is the place to
get them.
For Sale.-Good square piano
made by Knabe, is in fair condition
and will be sold cheap for cash, or OH
easy monthly payments. Mrs. James
III. Selby. It.
-Something that every lady wants
and something that every lady should
buy, is a pair of $500 shoes, made by
Evitt Il Bro. Sold and guaranteed by
B. I. Truitt.
We are authorized TO state that
the firm of Richardson, Smith, Moore
Il Co, have not gone out of the mer-
camille business, as was reported in
another paper.
My selection of fall and winter
suits is the best ever exhibited in this
town. Nobby cutaways and double
breasted business suits at prices lower
than ever. Ii. I. Truitt.
The finishing touches are being
put on the new store of George =
Payne. Esq. 1t is pretty building
and the cornice work has been taste
fully decorated by the painters.
Mr.. VIII Smith spent last We'd
nesday in Snow Hill with Mr.. l.. +
Behm. lie was on his way hom,
from visit TO his sister, Mrs. o. NJ
Jones, at Chincoteague, and left on
steamer Thursday morning.
5000 cash will buy pair of Evit
d Bros shoes, which | will guarante,