Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-10-05
The Messenger.
SNOW HILL, OCT. 5, 1895.

To Loan-Money in sums TO sui
borrowers. Apply TO O. ID. Collins.
Mrs. l.. Powell of Pocomoke City
is visiting her brother, Capt. Causey
Rev. +. b. Short will lecture mex
Tuesday evening in McAllen's Hall.
The golden CLEAN OF the pumpkin
pie will now bring joy TO the hungry
heart.
For Sale-Cheap, one L.adie.
Rambler Bicycle in fine condition. II.
II. Bailey.
Don't fail to attend the Democratic
meeting at the Court House next Tues
day evening.
Miss Sue Nicholson has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, but
is now improving.
The proper height for a lady to
raise her dress ON a muddy day is a
little over two feet.
Leave your laundery at Parsons
barber shop ON Tuesday. October Sth
and 22nd of this month.
Double and single Hyacinth bulbs
for sale at lowest prices at our store
H. w. Townsend x Son.
MIR. 4. 5. Tucker, of Berlin, was
in Snow Hill on "Wednesday and called
at the MESSENGER Office.
Mrs. j. 5. Price returned home
from visit TO relatives and friends in
Somerset county last Friday.
DIR. Boole a Prohibition lecturer
spoke TO good sized audience in the
Court House Wednesday evening.
MIR. VIM. S. Richardson of Som.
erset county spent last Saturday and
Sunday with friends in Snow Hill.
For Rent-A fine truck farm
located about one half mile from Snow
Hill. Apply to Oscar NJ. Purnell.
New corn is in the market. II will
be in good Smelling condition this sea.
son several weeks ahead OF most years.
Services will he held in the
Presbyterian Church Of this town Sun
day morning and evening by the pastor.
Miss Susie Cornell, who has been
visiting the NJ. +. Parsonage, has re-
turned TO her home in Washington,
ID. G.
For Sale-Two good work horses
and one nice, large lumber wagon,
cheap. Apply 10 Thomas ]. Human
IL Co. Il.
-Messrs. l.. p. Causey. of Cape
Charles, and J. I. Causey. of Newport,
KY, are the guests of Capt J. II.
Causey.
September hal n small sized ''r"
for the oyster. October comes in as
though il meant TO give full sized
capital letter.
Mrs. Clarence Ilodson who has
been visiting her father and sisters for
some time has now gone to Ph;ladel-
phia on a visit.
The schooner G. $. Richardson,
Capt. Causey. is expected here this
week, with load Of shingles for +. T.
Williams & Son.
The Baltimore Weekly San is be-
ing sent out by the republicans free, as
republican campaign documen.-
Hagersto,cn Mail
Mr.. and Mrs. George ii. Hill, of
near town, visited Mrs. Hills sister,
Mrs. Gordon Adkins, o: Newark, last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. W. s. Wilson and family
are home from Ocean City, where they
have been spending the summer in
their handsome cottage.
MIR. and Mrs. o. b. Sperry, of
Woodberry. \. J. are expected here
to-day on visit to their daughter,
Mrs. James X. Purnell.
Are YOU all tired out, do YOU
have that tired feeling or sick head
ache? You can be relieved OF this by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mrs. William Rowley and wife,
of Philadelphia, returned home last
Thursday from visit to Mr.. Row.
ley's parents at Box Iron.
On and after Monday next | will
have on hand home made sausage meat.
Leave your orders with me for prompt
service. Geo. w. Wonnell.
The infant child of Mr.. Charles
w. Herman died on Tuesday last and
the remains were inferred in the NJ. +.
Cemetery on "Wednesday afternoon.
For Rent-The new house on
Federal street, at present occupied by
ThOs i. Selby, for the year 1896.
For terms apply to DIR. Z. 5. Dashiell.
Ladies and others wishing plants
and bulbs etc. will do well TO call at
Capper's Greenhouse at his home
corner Of Washington and Ironshire
Sts.
Misses Emma Dougherty and
Priscie Upshur of Baltimore and Miss
Ada Farrell, OF New York, have been
the guests of Miss Lula Covington this
week.
Wheat has been selling this week
at 81 cents per bushel, which is an adj
vance Of cents over our last week 5
quotations. There has been no change
IN corn.
Mrs. Y. ;. Townsend accompanied
by her trimmer, Miss Alice DymOck,
is in Baltimore looking after the latest
styles in millinery and bargains FOR
her friends aud customers.
MIR. A. Goodmn has returned
home from Baltimore where he has
been purchasing his fall stock of cloth
ing which he now has on exhibition al
his store for your inspection.
Mrs. John +. Taylor, who ha,
been visiting relatives and friends in
Delawara and pennavlvania f,r so,,