Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-25

vests would like YOU to see. Cheapes
and best in town. Mrs. V. S. Town
send.
Mr.. Chas. Henderson, DIR. Smitl
and VIM. Matthews, of Chincoteague
were in Snow Hill ON Tuesday. Mr.
Matthews brought horse for training
TO enter the races on June 18th anC
18th.
Editor Crockett of the PeninsuL,
Ledger paid our sanctum a pleasant
call on Monday. We hear that San
is going to do a wise thing pretty SOON
Well, here's wishing you and your:
much joy.
For sale, cheap.-A nice family
mare. Any woman or child can drive
her and will work anywhere. Reason
for selling. have no use for her. Fol
terms apply tOJ. ii. Burbage, Snow
Hill, Md.
i am adding to my already large
line of millinery every week. A nice
full hat trimmed in the latest styl,
with lace, ribbon and flowers for 81 30
See them before buying. Mrs. V. S
Townsend.
When it comes time TO put the
stoves away for the summer, if it ever
does GENE, give them coating of coal
oil, and they will not rust during their
season Of retirement and will blacken
more easily in the fall.
Wheat operators are talking now
that wheat will continue to go up until
it reaches one dollar bushel. The
-four market is very much influenced
by the boom in the cereal and the
price OF it is on the rise.
Mr.. J. Henry Young has disposed
of his marble yard and fixtures to the
"Pocomoke Marble Works" Mr.. Geo.
l.. Seville will be the manager. These
gentlemen do good work and deserve
the patronage they receive.
For your dress Innings be sure to
60 TO Mrs. " S. TOwnsend's. She has
full line Of them, including hair
cloth, duck and canvas, fibre chamois
crinoline, coreline dress extenders,
twin dress stays and whalebone.
Parcels and small packages or
kilograms if left at our Office will be
forwarded to the depot. Baggage and
merchandise conveyed to and from
railroad depot, steamboat and private
residences.-Snow Hill Transfer Co.
Mrs. Sallie Henderson, mother
Mr.. Lawrence Hastings died at her
home in Milford, Del, on Monday.
Her remains were brought to Snow
Hill on Wednesday and inferred in
the Methodist Episcopal Churchyard.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of some valuable real estate
advertised in this paper by the heirs of
the late Jacob III. Sturgis. This is all
good property and anyone interested in
real estate will do well to investigate.
Editor Harry l.. Brewington, of
the Uieomieo Ners, was in Snow Hill
on Tuesday for the first time in five
years. He was much pleased with our
new Court House and thinks it credit
to the architect, the county and the
builders.
Read the new advertisement of
VIM. 5. Dickinson & Son, in another
column. They are the largest dealers
in dry goods, carpets and furniture, in
Pocomoke city, and this season, they
have a superb stock of everything in
their line.
-Grier Bros. Of Salisbury Machine
Shops have secured the agency for the
celebrated Farhquar Threshers, En-
gines and Saw Mills. II will pay YOU
to read their advertisement in another
column. The machinery made by this
concern stands at the head of the list.
Il have large assortment OF wash
and white dress goods including dotted
swiss, nainsook and fine dimities suit
able for children's dresses; also full
line of hamburgs, nainsook trimmings,
swiss embroideries, valenciennes and
torchon laces, indispensable for trim.
mings.
BY order Of the School Commits
sioners Mr.. J. S. Price will sell the
Girdletree school house and ground
on the premises next Wednesday.
This is done preparatory to building
new and larger school house in order
to accommodate the increased number
of scholars.
1t is estimated that the arrest,
conviction and execution of Marshall
Price will cost Caroline county $4,000.
The reward Of $500 that was offered
for the arrest and conviction of Sallie
Deans murderer will be paid by the
county commissioners to Detectives
Gault and Seibold.
The new City Council met on
Monday evening and organized by re-
electing DIR. f. S. Dashiell, Secretary
and Treasurer. After attending to
some matters of minor Importance, Mr..
Benjamin Hearthway was appointed
policeman, to enter upon the duties of
his office on June LIST.
One Crisfield crabber caught 900
peelers on Tuesday last, which feat is
said to be unexcelled in our waters.
The price paid for crabs about ten DAYS
ago was 2 cents apiece. and many Of
the crab scrapers made $40 and SIS
per day. Fish have also been plenti-
full at Crisiield. Somerset HeuM
Remember that Mrs. V. :. Town
send has large and fine assortment of
dress goods. including crepon, silk
mixed novelties, fancy lustre, albatros,
henrietta, lansdowne aud many other
fashionable weaves; also fancy silks,
laces and gimps for trimmings. Elk.
anime them before buying elsewhere.
The new gasoline steamer "Bertie
+. TulP of Pocomoke City brought
ol..,s IN D.oo...oI.. -