Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-12-12

The November term of the Dor
chester Circuit Court cos; s2,4430S.
Mrs. A. ID. Irwin is visiting
friends and relatives in Philadelphia
this week.
Largest assortment and cheapest
dolls ever brought TO our city nj Miss
Hubbell's.
II you want nice silk or fine
gloria umbrella, you can buy them Of
B. T. Truitt
MIR. l.. w. Gunby, of Salisbury
and Mr.. Ringler, Of Bishopville, were
here Tuesday.
Ladies You can find anything
suitable as present for a gentleman
at Miss Hubbelrs.
Mrs. DR. Paul Jones is in Phila-
delphia visiting her sister and doing
her Christmas shopping.
Umbrellas for ladies' and gentle
men for 80 cents to $500 with beauti-
full handles at b. T. TRUTHS.
DO you want to see one OF the
incest line of Holiday goods in town
II so, call at Miss Hubbell's.
Candy for the holidays. 81 cents
a pound, at G NJ. Dryden's. Other
things proportionately low.
There will be services in the
Catholic Church, Sunday, December
18th, morning and evening.
Gentlemen DO you want TO make
nice present to your lady friends -?
You can find il at Miss HubbelPs.
&C. NJ. Dryden is selling hosiery
and underwear for men, ladies and
children. Cheapest place in town.
Comptroller X. =. Graham. of
Salisbury was in Snow Hill on Tues
day in connection with legal business.
The prosecution of the liquor
cases in Dorchester county cost $1,000 |
and only one conviction was secured. |
Read the advertisement Of h. T. |
Truitt on the opposite page and
see the attractive list of Christmas
presents.
For Thrifty Chester and
jersey mixed pigs five months old.
Price $500 pair. S. II. Tilghman,
Wilton, Nh.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
is getting ready to give the children Of
that school an entertainment and treat
during Christmas.
Notwithstanding the small profit
which we have marked on clothing.
we now offer to reduce them 10 per
cent. b. I. Truitt.
Ringing noises in the ears, snap
ping, buzzing, roaring, caused by ca.
tarrh, all disappear with the use Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Judge Stump, Of Talbot county,
Md, has declared invalid the law i'm
posing a tax Of 81 year on each
bicycle in the county.
Selling at Cost-About $3.50. 90
worth Of boots and shoes, leather and
gum. Come while they 60. l.. A.
Hall, Powellsville, Md.
Miss Carrie Polk, of Pocomoke
CITY and her friend Miss Naudain,
were visitors TO the Misses Payne in
Snow Hill on Thursday.
The w. c. +. L. will hold its
regular monthly business meeting at
the home of Mrs. q. l.. Morrow next
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
If castor oil is applied TO a wart
once day for month the wart Will
entirely disappear. In many cases it
will not require so long time.
"A loblolly pine tree at Townsend
Point, Dorchester county, was sawed
into 1900 feet Of lumber The rings
at its base showed il to be 100 years
old.
The Rev. :. J. Morgan. Rector
of All Hallows Church. will hold SER
vices in the Chapel of the Holy Cross
ut Stockton tomorrow at o'clock
+. NJ
-Wonnell has bought an exception
ally good lot of corn-fed cattle which
he is butcherinc for his trade. Here
you will get good beet, pork and
sausage.
Mr.. William - Craven Of Salem,
y. j.. and William X. Corckran Of
Middletown, Delaware, came to Snow
Hill Tuesday evening TO enjoy several
days cunning.
Fire damaged Rayne's Hotel,
Ocean City, Wednesday to the extent
of 800. The roof caught fire from
the chimney, burning hole about
ten feet square.
Il hereby notify all persons. that
| positively will not settle any bills
made by my family on or after Satur-
day. November 2sth, 1896. Edwin
A. Mariner, Snow Hill, Nd It,
Thomas Herman killed porker
this week which weighed 52ss pounds
This is the largest hog yet reported
killed in Snow Hill Ii there are
Others heavier send us the weight
Having more stock than we wish
to carry through the winter, we will
sell at reduced prices lot Of begonias,
iuchias. ferns, primroses, callas. palms,
etc. The Snow Hill Greenhouses.
The wedding of Mr. Charles b.
Timmons of this town aud Miss Rosa
May Truitt daughter of the late Handy
|. Truitt. will be solemnized in the
o. 5. Baptist Church next Wedn,s
day evening at o'clock.
-Messrs. Charles +. w Hall. VIM.
Rounds and Sidney + Melon were
elected ruling elders for the Snow
Hill Presbyterian Church at a meeting
Of the members last Wednesday even