Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-10

attIdctlon oi tue week anu our people
in general took it in. The car CON
tanned specimens of fruits, vegetables,
plants, alligators, etc, products of
Florida land and water.
A wagon-load Of Girdletree school
children came to Snow Hill on We'd
nesday 10 see Florida on Wheels and
while they were in town some of them
paid visit TO the MESSENGER office
10 learn about the mysteries OF printing
DR.. Charles +. w. Hall has been
moving into the corner room Of the
building opposite the Court House.
owned by Mr.. o. ID. Collins, this week.
where he may hereafter he found
prepared to compound all kinds of
drugs.
ladies fine dongola kid shoes for
$500 that look and wear as well as
those you pay $500 and $3.50 for
elsewhere, is what we are offering. If
you want a pair of shoes and don't
examine my stock il will I've your loss.
b. 7. Truitt
The Berlin Bryan and Sewall
Free Silver Club will hold meetings
in all Of the upper districts of the
county during October. The people
of our sister town are thoroughly
aroused to the Importance OF the cam
paign and are at work with will.
The ladies of the NJ. =. Church Of
this town gave an oyster supper in
Purnell's Hall on Wednesday of this
week, from which they realized about
twenty dollars. All who were present
speek in highest terms of the supper
and the refreshments that were after
wards served.
Sunday services in NJ. p. Church.
Morning. ''Solomon's Prayer" Night.
The difficulties of Salvation" Preach
ing at Box Iron at 5 p. m. The usual
meetings during the week, excepting
Wednesday night, so that all can attend
the meeting at the NJ. +. Church. J.
+. Nicholson, Pastor.
The suits OF fine clothing we are
you this season will go for
made To order" They are perfect
beauties. but We can't afford To keep
them and we don't want 10 for we
bought them for You. No tailor-made
better, but all charge great deal
more than we do. Il. I. Truitt.
The Populists Of the Eastern
Shore held a convention in Easion last
week and decided lot 10 nominate
candidate but 10 give
their vote 10 Hon. Joshua W Miles,
The Democratic nominee The conyen-
lion decided TO ask the Democratic
State Committee for one elector ON the
ticket
DIR. Paul Jones aud Charles W.
Farrow. Assessors at Large. who have
been busy at their work in the Berlin
districts. took the day oa Tuesday to
come home and register. They say
he work Of assessing is more tedious
than either of them anticipated. but
hat they are progressing with il.
All Hallows Episcopal Church,
Rev. :. j. Morgan. Rector. Divine
services in this church tomorrow as
follows At 1890 o'clock, Morning
Prayer and Sermon by the Rector.
Subject: How to Pray" At 80
o'clock, Evening Prayer and Sermon.
Subject THE MutiIated Bible"
Sunday School OF $50 L. NJ.
In order to turn my stock into
cash | am offering boots. shoes (leather
AMI gum dress goods, ginghams,
etc. at reduced rates. Har-
ness in sets and piece. Straw mating
reduced from % cents 10 124. Re-
pay top prices for all kinds
If produce and give you best trade.
Lemuel Hall, Powellsville, Nd.
Mr.. Leonard WALES, of Salisbury,
has been IN Snow Hill this week
Mr. Thomas Z. johnson,
Secretary Of the Equitable Building
and Loan Association, of Snow Hill,
in the work Of Building and Loan
book keeping under the new charter OF
he Equitable. which is on the same
plan as the Salisbury Permanent
and Loan Association, of
which Mr.. Wales is Secretary.
There will be a Democratic rally
at Pine Grove next Tuesday evening,
At which every farmer in the district
should be present. The object will be
10 organize club for the protection of
he farmers and the election Of Bryan.
he peoples candidate. Addresses will
he made upon the issue in this cam
paign of the people against Wall street
brokers and English millionaires. II
will be farmers meeting strictly, Re
publican and Prohibition farmers are
invited. Don't forget the
lime, next Tuesday evening. October
18th, and be at James T.. Dickerson's
store.
-Dannie, the little son of Mr.. vii
liam Goodman. while playing with the
little daughter Of Mr.. Benjamin
Hearthway Tuesday afternoon, nearly
chopped off four Of the girls fingers
with an ak Both of the children are
80 small that il is hard to get an
accurate statement from either. as 10
how he come to do the cutting, but we
are informed that he told the little
girl to put her hand down on stick of
wood and he would chop it. She com
piled and the result was that four
fingers were badly cut, one OF them
clean through the bone. DIR. J. :.
Aydelotte dressed the little girls hand.
Snow Hill is to have another
factory. One which we expect to see
in full operation before Christmas.
This factory will manufacture kindling
wood from the refuse Of Smith, Moore
Il Cos box factory, and will he located
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