Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-09-12


Try my - cent corseis, Mrs. V.
5. Townsend
i am selling beautiful kid glove
for 81 cents worth 81 90 Mrs V. :.
Townsend
MIR. Bryan speeks in Baltimore
next Saturday night. You ought to
hear him.
The largest line OF kid gloves
ever brought TO town at Mrs. V >
Townsend's.
Mrs. Mamie Handy, of Annapo-
lis spent this week with friends in
Snow Hill.
Don't forget the races here on
the 9th. They promise to be better
than ever before.
"A full set of harness for $3.50,
less 10 per cent. cash. at l.. A. Halls,
Powellsville, Md. !
Mr.. :. +. Tull, who was lodged
in Jail last week, was released on salts
factory bail Saturday.
The School Board Orphans
Court and County Commissioners were
in session last Tuesday
Mrs. Z. X. Wilson has closed her
cottage at Ocean City and moved to
Snow Hill for the winter.
MIR. Glenmore Ellis, a typo in
this office, has been sick for more than
week with malarial fever
Miss Sedona Long. of Virginia,
who was visiting her sister, Mrs. J. 5
Price, returned home last week
Il have a new line of silks for
waists, Fall styles, which ! will sell at
city prices. Mrs. V. s. Townsend.
Mr.. James II. Smack, of Stock
ton, was among the number of callers
at the MESSENGER office this week
Miss Della Burbage has returned
home after pleasant visit to friends
and relatives at Berlin and Ocean
City.
The Town Commissioners OF Prin.
cess Anne have fixed the tax rate at
30 cents on'the 500 for the present
year.
See those new hats in the window
of Richardson, Smith, Moore Il Co.'S
store? Pretty styles, and prices all
right.
Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla
prevents serious illness by keeping the
blood pure and all the organs in a
healthy condition.
Don't fail to buy your underwear
of Mrs. V. $. Townsend. She has
splendid line and is selling it at
very lowest prices.
Our line Of tablets and general
school supplies is larger and better
than ever. See our west window p.
ID. Cottingham & Co.
Are YOU a Democrat? Ii so you
want TO vote for Bryan, and TO do so
you must get registered. Next Tues.
day is registration day.
Public school teachers attending
the teachers meeting here on 18th
inst, can get good accommodations at
Mrs Jennie +. Moore's.
-Messrs. William :. Wilson and
o. ID. Collins were at Chincoteague
this week on business connected with
their private bank there.
William f. Miles, farmer of
Somerset County and a brother of
Congressman Miles, died Wednesday
afternoon of brain fever.
Every Democrat should get regis
tered next Tuesday. Don't put il Off
You may be taken sick and not be
able to attend the other sittings
Miss Edna W Taylor, who has
been visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Taylor, returned TO her
home in Baltimore, on Saturday.
Il have a nice full line of chill
drens and ladies hosiery which | am
selling at a very small profit. Come
and see them. Mrs V. ;. Townsend
DR.. Paul Jones and family, NJ.
T. Hargis and family and O. NJ. Pur-
nell and family returned home from
Ocean City on Monday Of this week
Miss Minnie and Mr.. Lemuel
Moore left here for Baltimore on
Monday to enter Sadlers Business
College, TO receive business educa-
ton.
Rev. DIR. Temple, who has re.
Gently returned from Rome, will hold
services in the Catholic Church, Sum
day, September 18th. morning and
evening.
Read the invitation of w s. Dick
inson 4 Son. on the opposite page.
They will have something TO say about
ladies' wraps and dress goods next
week Watch
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold its regular
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
]. i. Nicholson, next Tuesday evening
at 7.30 O'Clock.
Il have Just received nice line
pretty worsted and zephyr sacks ior
babies. Just the thing for fall wealth.
err Prices from - cents up. Mrs
V. :. Townsend
Buy your corsets of Mrs. V. $
Townsend, she has the largest assert
ment and sells the hest corset for the
lowest price. A beautiful high busi
corset for 30 cents.
Epworth League meeting in the NJ
+. Church Sunday evening at $50
o'clock. Subject THE Enemies OF
Christ Through the Greed for Gain. -
David Hudson, Leader.
Mr. Thomas Collins, engineer OF
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