Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-03
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noon in Snow Hill.
For sale. cheap, Novelty fur
mace. Apply TO o. ID. Collins.
Miss Annie Morgan is visiting
friends in Dover, Wilmington and
Philadelphia.
Miss Della Burbage is visiting
friends and relatives in Wilmington
and Philadelphia.
Mrs Kate Agnew is visiting her
friends and relatives in Philadelphia
and Camden. \. j.
The farmer who lost bundle of
bags will find them at the home of Mrs.
Laban Pennewell.
For Sale-Singer Sewing Machine
in iirst-class order Price S25. Nav
be seen at this office.
Mrs. John c. Hutchinson of Balti-
more, is here on a visit to her sister.
Mrs. Horace Payne.
The sweet-potatO crop on the
Eastern Shore of Virginia in the arg-
est ever raised there.
News from the West indicates
that Kansas will give Bryan majority
of $4,000 in that State
Miss Mary Purnell has returned
home from a visit to friends in Dover
and Middletown. Del.
Goodman, the Cloihier, returned
home last Saturday from Baltimore
with a full line of goods.
For Sale-A Singer Sewing Ma.
chine, in prime condition May be
seen at this Office. Price s25. If.
If you don't get registered next
Tuesday or Wednesday you will not
be allowed TO vote this year.
The mother and sister of Mrs.
John III. Burbage have visited Mrs.
Burbage part of last week.
Mr.. Charles Disharoon and wife
of Salisbury, visited the family of Mr..
John II. Burbage last Friday
Lambert Ayers, of Berlin, was
one of the callers at the MESSENGER
office on Thursday of this week.
In quarrel over cards, Joseph
Thomas, colored, killed Frank Ware,
colored, with a razor in Easton.
There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian Church here morning and
evening, on Sunday, October 18th.
Mrs. b. J. Esham has returned
home from a pleasant visit 10 friends |
in Philadelphia and Wilmington.
We want all kinds of country
produce, chickens. eggs, dried fruit, |
corn. etc. Clarke d Co.. Corbin. Md /
MIR. John G. Richardson, of
Frankford, Del, spent several DAYS
with friends in Snow Hill this week. /
-Patronize the oyster supper and
festival at PHrnelPs Hall, next We'd
nesday night, in interest of NJ. r.
Church.
Mrs. Maggie Waller, OF Hebron,
Nd, spent last Saturday and Sunday
with her aunt. Mrs. Mary j. Pur. ell,
in town.
For Sale-Best country made
shingles, both heart and sap $3.50
to $500 per thousand Clarke Il Co.
Corbin. Md At.
Insist on having Just what you
call for when you 90 TO buy Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
Purifier and nerve tonic.
Rev. 5. J. Morgan, having re.
covered his health sufficiently, will
hold services in All Hallows Church |
every Sunday morning and evening in
the future.
-B. T. Truitt, the Clothier, has one
Of the best lines of Men and BOYS /
Clothing to be found in the State, as
well as the incest stock of shoes for /
everybody.
beginning with tomorrow the
Presbyterians will hold Sunday School
in the afternoon instead Of the fore 1
noon, as has been done during the
past two months.
We pay highest prices for country
produce and keep complete stock of
choice groceries. calicoes, muslin, boots,
shoes aud tobacco. Give us a trial. /
Clarke & Co., Corbin, Nd. It.
-Lost-Be;ween Snow Hill and
the County Aims House. on Tuesday, I
a large silver watch. The finder will
please return to w. Scion Powell, /
Snow Hill, and get reward
Persons visiting Baltimore can
get good accommodations at reasonable
rates, at the residence of Captain J. /
Parker Smith, 62l w. Lombard 81. /
Board by the meal, day or week.
ZAP voters have already been
registered in Snow Hill District which /
is within 80 Of the old registration
list. This looks very much like every |
man in this district will get registered.
Invitations have been issued an
nouncing the marriage Of Mr.. Edward /
c. Clarke to Miss Sula Pussy, both of
this county, to be solemnized at vii
liams' Church. on Wednesday, Octo.
Der 18th.
w. NJ. Lindsay, colored was con.
victed by Squire Parker last Saturday /
Of wife-bea,ing and sentenced to Jail
for 80 days, and in addition to this,
he is TO receive 30 lashes at public
whipping post.
Sunday will be "RaIlying Day"
in the Presbyterian Sunday School.
The school will hereafter he held in
the afternoon at 2.l5 o'clock. II is
hoped that every teacher and scholar
will be present.
"A reward will be paid for inior.
nation leading to the arrest and con-