Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-11-07
The stove mans harvest now.

Two Vells are SAID TO he the cor
rect thing.
Huge apples of northern growth
are TO be found on sale.
For the best buck wheat and sau-
sage go to George w. Wonnell's.
Mr. and Mrs. o. ID. Collins spent
several days in Philadelphia this week.
Mrs. John Walter Smith and
daughter are visiting friends in Balti-
more.
Revival services at Trinity NJ p.
Church each night next week at Z
o'clock.
Mems clothing cheaper at our
store than anywhere else.-N. l..
Mason Il Co.
For Sale-An open fire place
CRATE, nearly new. will be sold cheap.
Thos. ID. Purnell.
MIR. Elmo Johnson was confined
to his home several days this week
with rheumatism.
For Rent-The storehouse on
Pearl street recently occupied by me.
DIR. &. L. W. Hall.
Rev. Mr.. Causey, of Massachusetts,
has been visiting Mr.. w. c. Bratten
and family this week
The best OF meats, sausage and
buckwheat can always be found at my
store. Geo. w. Wonnell.
We are better prepared than ever
to do job work and we still take either
gold or silver in payment.
Until a man or woman learns to
hold their tongue they can never be
sure of being out Of scrapes.
For Sale-A Singer Sewing Ma.
chine, in prime condition. May be
seen at this Office. Price s25. IT,
The glorious days Of Indian sum-
mer are now upon us. The air is
balmy and the sun is bright.
The Autumnal tint of foliage is
usually beautiful and a source OF adj
miratiOn to all lovers of nature.
The printer needs dollars to run
his paper as we'll as the politicians
need money to run the campaign.
MIR. Thomas Morgan came home
Monday and returned to Lewes, Del,
where he is clerking, on Tuesday.
The time for deserving the front
porch has arrived and porch chairs
have been stored away till next season.
-Messrs. Thomas H. Spence, Chas.
+. Snow, Oliver Richardson and
Montgomery Stage came home to
vote.
Go to +. w. Johnsop's and buy
goods cheap, he is selling out his dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats and caps at
cost.
j. 5. Hurlock has number of
the beautiful Wheeler & Wilson sew
ing machine. No better machine
made.
Neuralgia is the prayer of the
nerves for pure blood Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is the One True Blood Purifier
and nerve builder.
Now is your chance to buy goods
cheap. am going TO close out my
stock of dry goods, boots and shoes at
NJ Tohuran
Lost, on Monday last, valuable
black shepard dog. Reward will be
paid to party returning him to me.
Charles F. Truitt, near Snow Hill.
just received vessel load of best
Virginia plastering laths. Can furnish
customers in any quantity, car load
lots or less. Price $500. Thomas p.
Selby.
Preaching service will be held in
the Presbyterian Church, Snow Hill,
on Sabbath morning-in the Gunby
church, Stockton, in the afternoon at
3 o'clock.
For Sale-A nice lot OF thor
oughbred Barred Plymoth Rock pull
lets and ROSTERS at reasonable prices.
Address, Geo. Med Mount, Spence
P.O., Md.
-Chincoteague now has over six
hundred registered voters. Mr.. w.
j. Matthews, registrar, reports an
increase Of ninety-seven since January
LIST, 1896.
Rev. Cornelius +. Thomas of the
Baltimore Cathedral, has been appoint.
ed Bishop Of Wilmington to succeed
the Rev. Alfred Curtis who recently
resigned.
The nine-year old daughter Of
Wesley Butler, of Pocomoke City. was
accidentally shot Wednesday in the
leg with a gun by her sister, making a
serious wound.
For Sale-Twelve shares of stock
of the Snow Hill Electric Light and
Power Company par value $1,000
Terms will be made easy TO purchaser
Clayton J. Purnell.
The annual session of the vii
mington Methodist Episcopal Confer
ence will be held at Chestertown, Md.
beginning March 18th. Bishop JOIN
NJ. Walden will preside.
Give us the news items in YOU
section. There are always items o
interest occurring that would make
profitable reading, and we would Xix,
to have all such news items
Mr.. G. NJ. Dryden's new hous,
on Park Row is about completed and
he is now improving the premises by
putting up a new fence and making
other arrangements preparatory /,
moving in
Mr.. james II. Selby has a cherry
tree on his premises which has borne
three crops Of cherries this year. Mr.
Selby showed us a red.rip. beaut,
which he plucked from this tree Thurs
day morning.