Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-12-05
When Won want nuts. raisins. fig..

criminal ofiense for man 10 part
J with his property after it had been
taken in execution by al officer or had
been bill OF sailed. The penalty is
imprisonment. Prior TO the passage
of this law the olense was simply a
trespass.
The sale OF the Bishopville Man
uiacturing Co.'S stock of goods mill,
ETC.. at Bishopville, came of on We'd
nesday and was largely attended. l..
W. Gunby, of Salisbury, bought the
mill, aud l.. Hastings. r. w. Town
send and ID. H. Lewis bought the
stock OF goods.
Our readers will remember that
McAllen N Brother are headquarters
for thanksgiving and Christmas cake
and keep all kinds of ingredients for
making same You will also bear in
mind the fact that they bake your
cake free OF charge when YOU buy the
ingredients OF them.
No doubt YOU are already think
ing about buying a Christmas present.
Let your thinker direct YOU to Vim
cents Jewelry store There you are
sure to get good values There is no
man in the State who deals more on
the square than Mr.. Vincent and he
deserves your patronage.
i have just returned home from
the city with some good bargains in
Mems overcoats and Business Suits.
| bought goods cheaper this trip than
| ever have seen them sell for i'm the
past and am going 10 sell them at n
very small profit. Don't YOU buy
until YOU examine our stock-N. l..
Mason.
We present quite an array of new
advertisements this week and there are
more to follow next Good business
men know a live paper when they see
it. That's one of the reasons the
MESSENGER gets their business. An
other reason is that il is taken by the
best people in every section of the
county.
An exchange SAYS the finest
diamond-back terrapin received in
Baltimore market come from Acco-
mac and Somerset counties. Wor-
cester also furnishes the same kind.
They are now quoted at $4,000 to
$500 per dozen. To be marketable
the lower she'll must measure at least
five inches in length.
In order to turn my stock into
cash | am offering boots. shoes (leather
and gum dress goods, ginghams,
cashmeres, etc, at reduced rates. Har-
ness in SETS and piece. Straw mating
reduced from % cents TO 12l. Re
member. | pay top prices for all kinds
OF produce and give you best trade.
Lemuel Hall. Powellsville, Nd.
Sunday services in NJ. p. Church.
Morning and Communion.
Night-Revival service. , p. m, Sun
day School. Preaching at Box Iron
2 30 p. m. Revival service each night
during the week at the Snow Hill
Church. Stewards aud Trustees will
meet at b. I. TRUTHS store Monday at
go p. m. J. L. Nicholson, Pastor.
DIR. Forests Comedy Company
closed a two weeks engagement here
and left for Stockton on Tuesday. Our
people are not only satisfied with the
performances of DR. Forrest and his
company, but are very favorably i'm
pressed with the character of each of
the performers. They are ladies and
gentlemen in every sense of the word.
All Hallows Episcopal Church,
Rev. Stephen j. Morgan. Rector.
Services tomorrow will be as follows
At 1890 o'clock, Morning Prayer,
Sermon and Holy Communion. Sub
ject of discourse, Under His Wings"
AT 7.30 o'clock, Evening Prayer and
Sermon. Subject, The Judgement
Day" Sunday School at 30 p. NJ.
DR. Forrest offered as premium
to be drawn for by all who attended
his last entertainment on Monday
night, pretty silver sugar bowl and
set of spoons. Mr. Edward Guthrie
held the lucky ticket and was awarded
the prize. DR. Forrest and his Com
pany left here on Tuesday for Stock
ton where he will remain two weeks.
w. b. Miller. Esq. was in Snow
Hill on Wednesday to take look at
his new factory for the first time since
the completion of the building. He
was very much pleased with it and
says il is the best factory of the several
he owns. Mr. John Connolly of Sal
isbury now assistant Superintendent
of the kindling wood factory at Sails
bury, will superintend the plant here.
Monday last brought the first
winter weather in this section. Ii
rained the day before and began snow
ing early Monday morning. This was
kept up all day and by night the
ground was white There had been
too much rain for the snow 10 last, and
just freezing cold enough to make the
pavements slippery. Altogether Mon
day was a very disagreeable and
wintry-like day.
Mrs Richard Stevens. OF Elkton.
in dressing chicken for table use,
extracted the liver and found it
TO be OF monstrous growth. Ii weighed
fourteen ounces and was rs large a
two clenehed hands. The chicken
from which the liver was taken only
weighed four pounds. The abnormal
organ vas bottled in alcohol aud DIR.
Daniel Terrill has it among his curios
at Wells drug store.
Mr. I. +. ODonnell. we'll
known druggist of Parsons, Pa. in
speaking OF Chamberlain Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saws
Several times in the last few years
when suffering with cramp or diarrhoca
have made a personal test OF the
I Valup of tins rpneIv The .H,ct a.,