Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1895-05-18

Truitt.
LADIES, buy your shoes OF b. I.
Truitt.
Strawberries will soon he ripe and
plentiful in this market
1t is easy to COW some men, if you
give them the right steer.
Miss Adele Spence left for the
Quaker City on Thursday.
If you want to buy good cheap
suit, buy it OF b. L. Truitt
Mr.. Clarence Hodson, Of Girls
field is expected here to-day.
Miss Stella Dennis, of Pittsville,
visited friends here this week.
Miss Sadie Hammond, of Stock
ton, is visiting friends in town.
-Women's hats may he smaller,
but the prices are just as high.
MIR. Henry Anderson and wife, Of
Berlin, were in town on Tuesday.
Mrs. w. f. Laws, of Queponco,
visited friends in town this week.
Mr.. JEFF Stubbins. of Pocomoke
City, was in town on Wednesday.
All wool suits for men for $500
and $500 suit at b. r. FRUITS.
1t is quite natural that numbers
of boomers should appear in the spring.
Rev. Van. p. Northrop, of Lewis
vile, Pa. has been in town this week
Buy Dayton Wagons for $3.50
from J. I. Taylor, Jr., Salisbury. Md,
If you want medium weight un-
derwear for spring go to b. I. TRUTHS.
Miss Florie Vincent rode to the
hay on her bicycle Monday afternoon.
Miss Eva Stebhins, of Franklin City,
is the guest of Miss Jennie Hurlock.
When man is given an affront,
strange to say, he is generally taken
aback
Miss Humphreys, of Salisbury, is
visiting her sister, Mrs E. Virginia
Spence.
Miss Ella Massey, of Berlin, was
the guest of Miss Olive johnson sever
al days.
DIR. Thomas Franklin, of Berlin,
was visitor to the County seat last
Tuesday.
MIR. Charles Mumford of New
berne, n. c. spent this week with his
family here.
-s24.00 for Spindle Wagons. J.
T. Taylor, Jr., Salisbury, Md, Agent
for factory.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall, of Stock.
ton, attended the wedding here last
Wednesday.
Rev Jas. II. Campbell, Of New
ark Circuit was in Snow Hill several
days this week.
People who complain of the hot
weather should think Of the dime mu-
scum for ladies.
Have you seen b. I. TRUTHS
$500 shoe for young men? They are
the best on earth.
Mrs. John Walter Smith, and
daughter, Miss George, are visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George :. Rich
ardson left on the Steamer Pocomoke
Thursday for Baltimore.
Mag Sturgis, colored, was arrested
Sunday and logged in Jail for obtaining
goods under false pretence.
Buy full Leather Top Buggies for
$500 from ]. I. Taylor, Jr, Sails
bury, Nd, Agent for factory.
The will of the Rev. Hanson +.
Rich was probated before the Regis
ter Of Wills on the 18th inst.
DIR. Henry Willis, Of Pocomoke,
was in town on Tuesday and attended
the Odd Fellows celebration.
The Misses Ella and Ruth Stur-
gis, of Girdletree. we're the guests Of
the Misses Clayville this week.
Miss Mary Nelson left on Wednes.
day for Bishopville where she will
spend some time visiting friends.
Mrs. Ida Williams and Miss
Beulah Gordy, Of Pitisville, were the
guests Of Miss Annie Purnell this week.
Straw hats in abundance. all Of
the latest styles and slope at the low
est possible cash price. b. 7. Truitt.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman and Mr.
William Collins. OF Berlin, we're the
guests Of Miss Mary Nelson last Sun
day.
Leave your laundry at Parsons
barber shop, leaves here next Tuesday.
Shirts 10, collars 2 and cuffs 2 cents
each.
Two dentists in another town arc
TO have tooth-pulling match for a
purse. 1t will probably end in a
draw.
Since an attack of the grip wt
regret to learn that Mrs. Ann G. Nc
Phail still continues TO he quite al
invalid.
Clerk Of the Court. Francis Hen
nv Purnell, Esq. returned to his Office
on Monday after an absence of week
in the city.
We are glad to see our old friend
John J. Collins out again and hope HI
will soon be his former self in healtl
and strength.
"A nice horse belonging TO Mr.
c. J. Atwell, at Bay View Farm, was
badly hurt by a barbed wire fence
about ten days ago.