Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-11-16

Everything pretty, stylish and
fashionable in head-wear at Mrs. V. :.
Townsends. Her stock is complete.
and her prices cannot be beat.
Prof. Lee Carey one Of the most
prominent leaders OF Worcester's young
Democracy, and Supervisor of Elections
Henry j. Anderson, were in town on
Tuesday.
1t is said that VIM. A. Tull, men,
her of the last Legislature from Somer.
set county, will be an applicant for
Fish Commissioner under the incom !
ing administration.
Our friend George I. Richardson,
OF Atkinsons district. is the proud
father of a twelve pound baby boy |
which came to his home last Saturday. I
Accept our congratulations.
For good beef, pork, lamb, sau.
sage, scrapple and other meats and
sweet and white potatoes, go TO George
W. Wonnel, the butcher. Orders
promptly attended to. If.
If you want TO save money read
\. l.. Mason's advertisement. He sells /
groceries, crockery, clothing and dress
goods, and tells you how he can save
you money il you buy Of him.
Sunday Services in NJ. p. Church.
Morning-"True Obedience TO God"
Night-"God Rules" The usual means
OF grace. Preaching at Trinity at 80
=. NJ. J. f. Nicholson, Pastor.
Miss Sallie Sturgis being in poor
health left here on Wednesday for
Philadelphia, where she will receive
treatment in well known hospital
We trust her recovery will be speedy.
ID. A. Conner, so well-known as a
correspondent of the Milford Chronicle
for number of years. has been APP
pointed statistical correspondent Of
the Agricultural Department in Wash
ington.
Good advice: Never leave home
on a Journey without bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhea
Remedy. For sale by DIR. c. L. w.
Hall Snow Hill, and DIR. L. L. Dirick-
son, Berlin, Md.
During Mr.. Clarence Shockley's
late spell of sickness someone borrowed |
or took away from his shop, a No. II
Henry Dixon & Sons saw. The one
having it in their possession will please
return it at once to the owner.
Il hereby notify the party that re.
moved the fixtures from my mill near
Ironshire TO return same TO the mill |
and no questions will be asked, otherwise
| shall proceed TO prosecute according to |
law. +. S. Adkins. nov. 1921.
The first new woman Fame has
crowned
Strove hard for Frances veal
Twas Joan of Arc who pranced |
around
In boomers made of steel.
Bad boys have been taking gates
off their hinges around town this
week. We cannot imagine where the
fun comes in for them and it certainly
puts some of our busy men to lot OF
trouble to hunt up their gates the next
morning.
Mrs. " S. Townsend has a full
line of new embroidery goods, silks and
stamped linens. doilies, carvers, scarfs,
etc. She has just received n new sup
ply of millinery goods, ladies and
children's trimmed hats ard bonnets at
all prices.
Evangelist Galloway is conduct
ing revival services at the NJ. Z. Church |
in this town. As vet the good work is
not under full sway, but We trust his
efforts will he crowned with the great
success that has attended them every
where he has preached
A SPECIAL CLOAK SALE.-Be- !
ginning on Monday Nov. is, and con.
tinuing one week-at Mrs. Y. S. Town
send. During next week cash dis
count OF fifteen per cent. will be allowed
on all cloaks sold. An immense line
of all kinds wraps will be shown during
next week. Remember this will be the |
greatest Cloak Sale of the season.
Brick masons have been at work !
this week repairing Smith, Moore & |
Co.'S shaving burner, which has been
seriously damaged by the intense heat
from the burning fuel. Some of the
brick work dropped out recently and
this has been replaced and the interior
of the furnace lined with clay. Ii is
thought that the burner will now stand
the heat.
The corner stone of the new M. p.
Church at Gieenbackville, Va, will be
laid by Accomac Lodge. A. +. and A.
NJ. on Thanksgiving. the 2Sth inst.
Masons Of Snow Hill, Berlin, Pocomoke
and all interested. are cordially invited
to attend. Eminent ministers will be
present. Services begin at 10 A. M.
Festival and fair at night. A. 5.
Bean, Pastor.
Ocean Lodge Independent Order
of Odd Fellows, of Snow Hill, held an
interesting session Tuesday evening, at
which large number Of the members
were present. 0ddfellowship is a grand
brotherhood and every community is
better for having a lodge Of the three
links" in it. Ocean Lodge has
splendid membership composed of the
best citizens of our county
George Hayward, ST.. by Wilson
& Collins, attorneys. has brought suit
against Levin Il. Disharoon for $4,000
damages, alleged TO have been received
because of forest fire on the property
Of the defendant, the flames, il is al
legged communicating to the fences of
Mr.. Hayward. Mr.. Hayward also
claims that in addition TO his fences
other valuable propertv was DESTROYED