Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-04-20
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for lining dresses, as low as III cents
per yard. Mrs. Jane Sturgis
When so many people are taking
and deriving benefit from Hoods Sar-
saparilla, why don't you try it your
self? 1t is highly recommended.
"A new and complete line of ladies
and Misses kid gloves, both lace and
button. Prices to suit all. See them
at my store. Mrs. V. :. Townsend.
The Third Eastern District Con-
vention of the Christian Endeavor
Society will he held in Cambridge on
Thursday and Friday May % and 3D.
Have your baby look sweet in
one of the pretty null or silk caps
which may he seen at my store. Cheap
er than ever before. Mrs. V. :. Town
send.
Miss Eta Price and Mary Chat
ham, Messrs. Jerome Shockley and
William Livingston of Salisbury spent
Easter with Capt. J. II. Causey in
this town.
Misses Maggie Farlow and Cora
Parker and Messrs. Ernest Malone
and George Farlow of Salisbury spent
last Sunday with the family of Mr..
Joseph Stevens.
Mr.. X. F. Ayars was in Balti-
more this week as representative Of
Ocean Lodge |. q. o. +. of this town
at the annual session of the Grand
Lodge of Maryland.
Our Milliners have all returned
home with their spring stock and in
to.day's issue of the MESSENGER invite
the ladies to inspect the new hats
which they have in stock.
Misses Annie Pollitt, Lola Moore,
Lille Waters. Lucille Collins, Nora
Colbourn and Annie Purnell, plotted
by Mr.. Harry Howard, visited the
MESSENGER Office last Thursday.
The ladies OF the Snow Hill w.
c. I. L., placed bibles in the cabooses
of the three freight trains on the d..
NJ. & V. railroad last week. They are
for the use of the conductors and train
men.
Grand Lecturer, Graham Duke
hart, visited Sinepuxent Lodge, No.
1913, A. +. and A. NJ, on Thursday
and Friday evenings The Lodge is
in a prosperous condition and growing
numerically.
Everett Messick, Delaware.
Il Virginia Railroad freight
brakeman. while leaning out from car,
struck his heal against target signal.
nearly tearing off an ear and badly
cutting his face.
The Thirty-ninth Anniversary of
the Maryland Sunday School Union
was held at the Academy OF Music, in
on Tuesday evening. The
hall was packed and the exercises of
very interesting character.
The steamer Poc0moke which had
been undergoing an overhauling and
Spring cleaning for several weeks.
while the Maggie took her place on
this route, returned on Saturday look
ing as fresh as an Easter lilly.
Mr.. George Med. Mount, who
has resided at Spence, in this county,
for several years has moved back TO
New jersey, his former home. He
was good citizen and his friends
regret his change Of residence from this
to another State.
MIR. William +. Wales has com.
pleted the carpenter work on the Court
House, Strengthened the weather vane.
and left on Wednesday for Washington
where he has been rendered n position
in the Office OF a big lumber firm. lie
made many friends while here. all Of
whom wish him n successful career.
Samuel II. Townsend and Calvin
b. Taylor, Esqs.. Trustees, advertise
the real estate of Jesse Workman and
John Workman in this issue. The
sale includes some valuable Berlin
property. They will sell the personal
property of jesse Workman & Son
next Saturday week, May 18th, and the
real estate on Saturday, May 18th.
Attention is called to the annual
statement of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association of New York, pub
lished in this issue. II has 100, 900
paying poIicy-holders and is one Of the
best assessment companies doing bust
ness in this State. Among the policy
holders are n number OF the best citi-
zens OF this county.
Ladies. have a large and com
plete assortment Of the latest in dress
goods. No two patterns alike, but all
pretty and cheap. Buy Of me aud
wear dress Of different pattern from
your neighbor. Mrs. V. $. Town
send.
The Maryland Democratic Ed.
itors' Association will hold their annual
business meeting in Cambridge, May
18th. The convention will consider