Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-08-08


Buy Ii. I. TRUTHS $500 shoe,
worth $3.50, wears like iron.
Mrs. Norman Mason has returned
home from visit TO Greenbackville.
A Chinaman was in town on
Monday with view of starting a
laundry here.
Large crowds Of white people
have visited the colored camp near
town this week.
Mrs. Charles Benin and children
are the guests of Mrs. +. =. Davis al
Public Landing.
Mr.. Theodore +. Humphreys, the
Salisbury plumber, was in Snow Hill
on Wednesday.
A full set of harness for $3.50,
less 10 per cent. cash. at l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville, Md. :
-Watermelons. peaches and cante-
leupes are very plentiful and cheap in
Snow Hill market.
If you want good shoe buy OF
b. T. Truitt while he has his $3.50
shoe reduced TO $500.
This week we have had several
of the hottest days Of the year. Wed.
nesday was scorcher.
i have some jobs in cheap shoes
aud slippers to be closed at great re-
duction. Il. I. Truitt.
Mr.. Sidney Burroughs is enjoying
himselfin Washington as the guest of
DIR. Thomas Hammond
Bishop Curtis will hold services
in the Catholic Church Sunday, August
9th, morning and evening.
There will be preaching morning
and evening next Sunday, 9th, in the
Mackenzie Memorial Church.
The festival held at Mt. Olive NJ.
7. Church Wednesday was a very
enjoyable and successful affair.
Misses Annie Ennis and Verda
Hopkins, of Pocomoke, were the guests
of Miss Matte johnson this week.
Mr.. John X. Franklin, of Balti-
more, has been visitor at the home
Of DIR. Charles p. Jones this week.
Our young friend Clay Spurier
has a nice building on Bank street to
use for his machine aud repairing shop.
You need Hoods Sarsaparilla to
enrich and purify your blood, create
an appetite and give sweet, refreshing
sleep.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell and daugh-
tiers. Misses Ethel aud Ada, are visiting
Mrs. Campbell's sister, Mrs. b. J.
Esham.
Mrs. Ella Henderson, of vii.
mington, Del, spent a part Of this
week with her aunt, Mrs. John III.
Burbage.
Uncle John G. Ellis who received
a severe injury few weeks ago is ena.
bled TO be out and was able TO come TO
town on Friday.
Miss Henrietta Massey, of Mil.
lington, Kent County, who has been
here on visit to Miss Hurlock, re-
turns home to-day.
DIR. William ID. Straughn visited
Salisbury on Tuesday and listened to
Senator Wellington speak in the u
man Opera House.
Mr.. Barnes Holland hurt one of
his feet while in bathing at Public
Landing two weeks ago and has been
a sufferer ever since.
MIR. Charles Parsons has bought
an interest in the livery business of
Malone & Mumford and is now a
member OF the firm.
Miss Murley Driscoll, who has
been visiting Miss Nora Lewis for
several weeks, returned to her home in
Wilmington on Thursday.
Deputy Clerk Of the Circuit Court
John w. Station, has returned home
from pleasure trip to Boston, Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Special low rate excursions TO
Ocean City are now being run every
Thursday by the Baltimore, Chesapeake
and Atlantic Railway Company
Thursday excursions from all
points Claybone to Ocean City at
special low rates over the Baltimore,
Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway.
For Rent-The store-house on
Washington street, in Snow Hill. at
present occupied by X. w. Townsend
& Son. Apply TO DIR. +. S. Dashiell.
Mr.. William Henderson. of Phil
adelphia, and Mr.. Edward Williams,
Of Berlin. spent last Sunday with their
cousin. Miss Della Burbage, Of this
town.
The NJ. f. Sunday School picnic
at Public Landing on Tuesday OF this
week, was one Of the most pleasant
ever held and the attendance was the
largest. Everybody enjoyed it.