Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-04-25
100 bushels of corn wanted at this

Have your pictures framed at
Burbage Il Corners.
Miss Jennie Hammond. of Berlin,
is visiting the Misses Purnell.
MIR. Edward G. Clark has been
appointed Postmaster at Corbin.
DR.. Smith, of Chincoteague, was a
visitor TO Snow Hill on Thursday.
MIR. George johnson went to Clay
ton on Wednesday for short visit.
MIR. Charles johnson. of Philadel.
phia is home on visit to his father.
Miss Emma Clayville went to
Philadelphia ON Thursday to visit
friends.
George w. Purnell, Esq. returned
home Thursday from business trip
North.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mason
spent last Thursday with friends in
Delaware
Mrs. j. j. Hurlock returned
home Thursday from visit to. friends
at Il distarce.
A full line Of ladies and misses
corsets; also waists for children ut Mrs.
Jane Sturgis.
-B. I. Truitt has the hest $500
Russell shoe in town. Come and see
for yourself.
&C. NJ. Dryden will sell you calico
at 4 J cents up. Country lard at 0
cents a pound.
Buy the r. ~ high bust summer
corsets II You want a good figure Mrs.
V. ;. Townsend.
A full set Of harness for $50,
less 10 per cent. cash. at l.. \. Halls,
Powellsville, Nd. !
The finest line of picture mould
ing ever brought to Snow Hill, is at
Burbage Il Corners.
Il have large line of waist
Innings. French Innings and percalines
Mrs. V. :. Townsend.
Mrs. Edith Cropper and daughter
Miss Grace. returned to their home in
Baltimore last Monday.
ladies cause vests. A full line
from & cents up. Examine them at
Mrs. V. 5. Townsends.
Owing TO rush of advertising
our space for reading matter is some
what curtailed this week.
For Sale-2O0 cords sawed vel
low pine wood. Apply to Henry Pen
newell, Snow Hill, Nd.
MIR. ii. +. Harmonson left home
Monday for the West to bring in car
load Of horses and mules.
Il have returned from the city
with a new stock of millinery and
notions. Mrs. Jane Sturgis.
100 pair of Ladies Oxford slippers
from last season will be sold ~ cost
Great bargains. b. I. Truitt.
MIR. William Powell, of the drug
firm of r. ID. Cottingham d Co, has
been sick several days this week.
Buy your millinery at Mrs. V. S.
Townsends, where You will find the
largest assortment and prices right.
A few light weight capes will be
sold cheap Just the thing for moder-
ate weather Mrs. V. :. Townsend.
-Messrs. J. J. Collins and Abisha
Collins, of Bishopville, were callers at
the MESSENGER office on Thursday.
-Messrs. b. /. Parsons, Peter G..
Long, Elisha f. Layton and A. T..
Collins were in Snow Hill on Thursday
Buy your spring clothing of b. T.
Truitt aud you get the best the market
can afford, and at the lowest cash price.
There is no question about it-B.
I. Truitt is the leader for clothing.
lie sells the best goods at small profits.
Mr.. VIM. ii. Collins, of Bishop.
vile. and an enterprising merchant of
that town. was in Snow Hill on Tues
day.
Mr. ii. G. Powell, of Pocomoke
City, proprietor of the Ford House,
was visitor to Snow Hill on Wednes.
day.
Il have a nice line of white goods,
nansook and dimities for infants and
children's dresses. Mrs. V. :. Town
send.
Talk is cheap, But if you want
the worth Of your money in clothing or
shoes, then you should deal with b. I,
Truitt.
just few light weight Jackets
for children at almost cost. Pretty
and useful at this season. Mrs. V. $.
Townsend.
Twin dress stays are the latest and
hest device for holding your dress in
shape In abundance at Mrs. V. :.
Iownsend's.
School Examiner, Calvin B. Tay.
lor, spent several days in this section
Of the county looking after the schools
this week.
Mems, Boys, and Childrens suits
and pants. For the smallest boy TO the
largest man. All STYLES can be had al
Il. r. FRUITS.
Rev. VIM. Swan, pastor of the
Gunhy Presbyterian Church, will
preach at Stockton, tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Mr.. /. M. Henderson, Of BROOKLYN
spent several DAYS here last week witt
his brother, returning to Brooklyn on
Monday Of this week.
Mr.. T.. j. G. Parsons. mortgage
purchased the Thomas Ennis farm
sold by him under mortgage OF
Tuesday last, for 5000.
Mr.. Davis Of the Laurel Marbl,
Works. was visitor to Snow Hill OF