Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-05-16
Court next week.

Apply to w. +. johnson.
For Sale-A piano at a sacrifice.
Apply to DR. T. ;. Dashicl
Miss Jennie 5. Waters, Of Balti.
more, is visiting Miss Lola Moore.
DR.. Roll Collins, Of Bishopyile,
was visitor to Snow Hill yesterday.
b. T. Truitt is headquarters for
fine clothing, fine shoes and low prices.
MIR. W. W. Vincent, Of George
town, Del, paid our town Il visit last
week.
A beautiful line Of white goods.
embroideries and laces at Mrs. V. 5.
Townsend's.
Mrs. b. j. Esham visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Frederick Rulings in Berlin
last Saturday.
A iull set Of harness for $50,
less 10 per cent. cash, at l.. y. Halls,
Powellsville, Nd.
Ladies' shoe dressing. The gilt
edge aud glycerole are the best. Sold
by ID. I. Truitt.
Painters have just finished giving
the handsome residence Of Mr.. A. ID.
Irwin coat Of paint
The first Strawberries brought to
this market this season were grown by
Mr.. Willard Carmean.
"A pretty woman is made even
prettier when she wears one Of Mrs. Y.
$. Townsend's 1896 hats.
Mrs. Eugene Riggin. OF Los
Angeles, California, is visiting her
father, Mr.. James ID. Hack.
Il still have few sizes in good
slippers, which am offering at greatly
reduced prices b. r. Truitt.
Mrs. Walter j. Doyle and little
son, of Philadelphia, are here on II visit
to her father, a. ID. Irwin, Esq.
Miss Annie Station has returned
home from four months visit to her
sister, Mrs. Lawshe in Trenton, \. J.
DR.. Bennum, Of Girdletree, was a
visitor to Snow Hill on Thursday. lie
is popular physician and II jolly good
fellow.
If you would always be healthy,
keep your blood pure with !icofs
Sarsaparlla, the One True Blood
Purifier.
Mrs. Jennie +. Moore wishes to
inform persons attending Court that
she will he glad TO board them at
reasonable rates.
Court will be in session on Mon.
day. Persons desiring good accommo.
datiOns while here can find them at the
Worcester House.
DO you wear the r. \. Corset
No! Then you should buy pair at
once and get real comfort. AT Mrs.
V. s. Townsend's.
Get your Strawberry Checks
printed at the MESSENGER office. We
print them ON heavy cardboard for
sl.00 per thousand.
Don't put oil getting that new hat
any longer for Mrs V. 5. Townsend
has some pretty ones which she is sell
ing at very low prices.
While attending Court next week
don't forget to call at the MESSENGER
Office and settle for your paper, If you
owe for this year or previous ones.
Mrs. John Walter Smith and
daughters, Misses Lottie and George,
returned home on the steamer POGO
moke from Baltimore Wednesday.
We are pleased to note that the
people Of Snow Hill are giving their
premises a cleaning up. a little paint,
OF even wh;;cwash, improves = town
very much.
-Messrs. Frank Williams and Chas.
ID. Corddry went 10 Baltimore on Tues
day and took passage on the steamer
McCabe for u pleasure trip to New
berne, \. G.
i have full line Of dress goods,
including linens, plain and fancy
weaves, organizes in Persian effects,
La.Belle crepons and dimitics Mrs,
V. S. Townsend.
&c. NJ. Dryden had added meats,
lard, and other groceries TO his stock
this week he is also the cheapest cash
store on the Eastern Shore. Give him
chance to prove it.
Large quantities of strawberries
are being shipped from Onancock and
Finney's Wharf on the steamer POGO.
moke. She carried $4,000 quarts 10
Baltimore last Monday.
-Wonnel, the butcher, is now sup
plying excellent mutton chops. mutton
roasts, aud seasonable vegetables, to his
customers. When you want good
meats, 20 10 w onHcli.
There will he preaching service
morning and evening, next Sabbath, in
the Mackenzie Memorial Church, SnoT
Hill. Christian Endeavor meeting, at
quarter before seven. evening
Deputies Woodland c. Bradley
and Sylvanus Trader, Of the Maryland
Fish Commission, came 10 Snow Hill
on Tuesday and deposited 100000
shad fry in the POcomoke River.
Miss Kirk. milliner for Miss Hub.
bell. received the sad news on Monday
Of the accidental drowning ct her
nephew, Frederick Grosskopf, while
bathing at Gwynn's Falls, Baltimore.
River ice delivered IN all parts Of
the town ut cent per pound. Manu-
factured ice will be furnished about
the first Of June -Fnll-Weight.Coal
q Ice Company, I. +. Selby. Manager.
For Sale-50O bushels Of first.