Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-10-20

Mrs. \. Townsend, of Somerset
county, while on visit to Mr.. George
Givans, her brother, who resides near
Whiteburg, had her hand badly mash.
ell while playfully thrusting an ear of
corn into the shelter on Tuesday last.
DIR. Aydelotte dressed the wounds.
If YOU want to pay the cash for
Your shoes. why not buy them Of Il.
I. Truitt and spend you money ut
home, also you can save your 10 cents
on the dollar in your own town. For
underwear 90 10 Il. L. Truitt.
The steam saw and planning mill
of Messrs. Tarr Il Selby in Snow Hill.
is now complete so far as putting the
machinery up, and the work OF saving
lumber has been commenced. We
wish these gentlemen success in their
enterprise.
Mr.. Emerson Polk, prominent
merchant tailor OF Pocomoke City. well
known 10 the people of the county, was
married on Monday to Miss Alma
Polk, OF New Vienna, Ohio. The
MESSENGER wishes Mr. and Mrs Polk
much happiness.
Recently a baby ) months and 3
days old. was sent from New York 10
Middletown. Del, alone, in care of con-
ducior>. The little traveller cone of the
youngest on record) was received by
parties in MiddIetown, who intend to
adopt the child rs their own.
Want homemade sausage? Then
20 to George Wonnell He kills the
hog, cuts the meat, seasons TO taste and
makes fresh every few days. No city
ingredients used, but you will find them
as heretofore well seasoned and filled
with the genuine stuff-hog meat.
AS the season of the year has
again arrived for fires, we would eau
ton householders to he careful ut first
to see that ilues and chimneys are in
safe condition, or fire may result. This
is not the season OF the year when it is
pleasant to I've burned out of house and
home
II you get the oyster craze,
Don't forget to go to Clay's.
When you've nothing else to do
Call and get an oyster stew,
lie serves them in various WAYS,
so don't forget to go to Clay's.
H. Clay Bmbage.
The inside fixtures of DIR. Halls
new drug store have arrived and are
now being placed in position so that DIR.
Hall will be able TO move into his new
quarters in about two weeks. When
completed his store will compare favor
ably with any country drug store in the
State.
News has been received here to
the effect that DIR. John w. Purnell
formerly of Snow Hill. now of Guada-
lajara, Mexico, is qnite sick at his
home in that city. DIR. George +.
Purnell. who was in the West a week
or 50 ago was telegraphed TO return to
Mexico ut once
On Monday the >hnty on Court
House Square which has been used
since the fire by Wilson Il Collins as a
law office was torn down and Messrs.
Wilson & Collins moved into the
Office in the new Wilson building
on Washington street They will he
found in the room adjoining Hurlock's
hardware store.
Every reader of the MESSENGER
is invited to the opening at Mrs. Y. S.
rownsend's on Friday and Saturday
Oct. 26th and 9th at which time she
will have on exhibition her complete
stock of new fall styles in millinery
and notions. Witness the grand dis
play ut her new brick store on Green
street. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
i am home from the city with the
largest and best selected stock of
fashionable millinery, notions, gloves,
hosiery, silk, coats, veilings, girnps
silk dress Innings and trimmings, silka-
line, curtain madries, vest, corsets, table
covers and other fancy goods that have
ever been exhibited in this town. Call
and see them. Mrs. Y. S. Townsend.
The Republican press a few months
since was very eager TO keep the people
informed as to the price of eggs, but
suddenly they were seized with desire
to keepthemin ignorance. Any how they
won't say word in reference to them.
We will tell the people that the price
for this important product is and has
been higher for several weeks than
they were at a corresponding period last
year.
Dyspepsia seldom causes death,
hut permits its victims to live on in
misery. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies
the blood and strengthens the system.
Exhibition Of October 10th.