Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1894-10-27
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A nice line Of mince meat ut +.
W. Johnson's.
Fine line of hats, birds and feather
at Miss May Hubbelfs.
Cheapest line of velvets and silk
can he found at Miss May Hubbell's.
Don't forget To examine my line
Of fall and winter hats and caps. +.
w. johnson.
Silk velvets - cents per yard
Dress trimmings At all prices. Mis-
May Hubbell.
Examine nv stock of cloaks.
have them ut prices To suit all. Miss
May Hubbell.
No man will or can who does a
rcedit business, sell YOU shoes rs cheap
as Perry, the cash shoe man.
Mrs. Levi A. Purnell returned
home last Saturday from a pleasant
visit to friends in Middletown, Del.
Winter is coming ON and you will
have TO buy yourself pair of boots.
Why not buy them of \. l.. Mason?
Said Mary to her lamb, you may
follow me TO J. :. Price & Co.'S store
if you wish, for there you will not get
fieeced.
Don't be deceived, but compare
Perry's $500 shoes with others who try
to make you believe ''is just as good as
Psyrys"
Emma Davis was brought from
Pocomoke this week and lodged in Jail
here on the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons.
A letter from Mexico this week
states that DIR. John w. Purnell who
has been i'll there is improving and
will soon I've out again.
The personal property of the late
John Bromley will be sold at the home
of Mrs. Bromley near Box Iron ON
Wednesday next. 3lst.
If YOU had seen the throngs of
Ladies in J. :. Price e. Co.'S store this
week you could have said it paid to ad
vertise in the MESSENGER.
A number of Snow Hills young
ladies heard the speeches of Miles and
Henry from the windows of the Mrs.
sESGER Office last Wednesday.
Mr.. Ernest Riggin. of Linwood,
\. j., spent this week here with his
father. He is in the railroad Office at
that place and is quite popular.
james 7. Anthony, Prohibition
candidate for Congress addressed a large
audience composed of the adherents OF
all parties, in McAllen's Hall Thursday
night.
&C. Marion Dryden is selling host
cry, underwear and dry goods at the
very lowest prices. lie has recently
been in New York looking for bargains
and he found them.
Mr.. |. J. Burbage of Cape Charles
was in Snow Hill on Tuesday. Mr.
Burbage is clerk in the office of the
Superintendent of the New York, Phil
adelphia & Norfolk X. X.
Go to +. w. .Johnsons where YOU
will find the finest line of preserves
ever received in town, such rs ounces,
peaches, cherries, damsons and cram
berry sauce, at lowest prices.
Mrs. $. ii. Wilson and little
daughter Hazel, of Baltimore who have
been spending several weeks with
friends in town returned home per
steamer Pocomoke Oh Monday.
Mrs. Mary J. Purnell returned
hume ON Saturday last from Pittsville
where she had been with her brother,
Mr.. James Laws, who has been very
sick, but We are glad to report is now
better.
A called-meeting of the W. c. T.
L. of Snow Hill will he held at Nc
Aliens Hall Oct. 80, at 3 p. m.
Every member is requested to be
present as business of importance is to
be transacted.
The Young Peoples Aid Society
of the Presbyterian Church met at the
home of Mr.. Stephen l.. Purnell last
Friday evening and gave a parlor EN-
tertainment which was well attended
and much enjoyed by all present
We publish this week the Act Of
Assembly, 1894, providing for the pro-
lection of quail in this county. II will
be seen from the same that it is unlaw-
full to kill quail for one year and the
person violating this law is subject to
a fine.
Among the callers at the MEssES-
GER Office this week were Judges Hol-
land and Lloyd, Hons. Joshua Miles
and w. Laird Henry, candidates for
congress. ii. l.. ID. Stanford, Esq,
and other prominent men from this and
adjoining counties.
-Messrs. Clayton J. and Thomas
VI. Purnell returned home this week
from their European trip much bene-
fitted in health. They report a very de.
lightful voyage both going and coming
and pleasant visits to many interesting
parts of the old country.
-Hoyle says: "When in doubt
lead trump" Hoyle being recog
nized authority on games of cards, peo
pie refer to him ms such. In like man.
ner we want our friends to refer to J.
:. Price & Co. when in doubt as to the
hest place to buy their goods.