Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-10-17

For sale, cheap, a Novelty fur
mace. Apply 10 o. ID. Collins.
We are glad To learn that our oil,
TREND Jim Truiit is convalescent.
Mr. William Fowler. of Philadel
phia, Is visiting friends in Snow Hill
Mems clothing cheaper at on
store than anywhere else N. l.
Mason x Go.
For Rent-The storehouse Oh
Pearl street recently occupied by me
DIR. c. +. w. Hall.
Joseph w. Reiden was given hi
20 lashes for wiie-beating in the iai
here yesterday morning.
-Messrs. l.. :. Nelson and J.
Lynch, OF Bishopville, were visitors I,
Snow Hill last Tuesday.
Mrs. James NJ. Bratten. of Phil
adelphia. has been visiting her sister
Mrs. Littleton b. Birch.
For Sale-Two New Colder
Sun fire place heaters. in perfect con
diliun. Mrs. w. :. Wilson.
-ChiIdren's underwear, children
and Misses stockings, full assortmen
Just received, at b. I. FRUITS.
Mrs. James X. Mumford. of Der
lin, paid her daughter, Mrs. Theodore
w. Ellis. a short visit last week.
Buy your Fall suit and over coat
of b. I. Truitt, who can show you the
largest and best line on the Shore.
We want all kinds of country
produce, chickens. eggs, dried fruit,
corn. etc Clarke & Co. Corbin. Md.
u. = Hurlock has number of
the beautiful Wheeler q Wilson sew
ing machine. No better machine
made.
For Sale-Best country made
shingles, both heart and sap. $3.50
10 81 90 per thousand. Clarke IL Co,
Corbin. Md. 1t.
Sausage season is here aud We are
right with you with a full supply of
sausage and meats of all kinds Geo.
w. Wonnell.
Capt +. f. Williams, of the
steamer McCabe, arrived home on
Thursday with a cargo Of North Caro-
lima shingles.
The impurities in the blood which
cause scrofulous erupuons are thor
oughly eradicated by Hoods Sarsapar-
lila. Try it.
Have you been vaccinated ? If
you are Snow Hill school boy you
will likely say-"Have +? well just
look at that arm =
&C. NJ. Dryden's visit to New
York and Philadelphia this week
means, we are safe in saying, bargains
for his customers.
MIR. j. w. Nelson and wife, Of
Delmar, visited Mr. and Mrs w. Samp-
son Lewis this week. Mrs Nelson is a
visitor Of Mrs. Lewis
WIN. Harold, infant son of Carrie
and Ernest Downing. died Of Hidro.
cephalous October 10, 1896, aged S
months and Is days.
Those attending Court can get
good accommodation at the residence
of Mrs. Jennie L. Moore. Reasonable
rates. Meal. day. or week.
The Salisbury District Preachers
Association of the colored NJ. +.
Church met here this week Sixteen
preachers were in attendance
Our thanks are hereby rendered to
our old friend :. ii. Tilghman. of
Colbourns District, for two punches Of
excellent celery raised by him.
William Ii. Nane, formerly Of
Pocomoke City. has bought an interest
IN the Delacarc Record, at Harrington,
and has removed to the latter place
Mr.. and Mrs. J. $. Price and
daughter Nellie are in Baltimore this
week. Mr.. Price is buying his Fall
and Winter dry goods and notions
Mr. NJ. T. Hargis of the firm of
Richardson. Smith, Moore IL Co, has
been in Baltimore buying an immense
line Of dry goods for fall and winter.
II have grand line Of $500
shoes for ladies. their real value 50 30
They look and tit As nice as $500
shoes Of other merchants Il. I. Trnitt.
N. c. Crow. Chestertown mer-
chant, has been held for action of the
grand Jury for selling sweet cider which
a colored man sw0re made him drunk
Miss Ellen Brimer arrived home
Wednesday from Baltimore on the
steamer Pocomoke. to 20 to Chinco-
league. where she has accepted posi-
ton as trimmer
The new furniture for Messrs
Wilson IL Collins Chincoteague Bank
was received this week and has been
placed in position. This completes the
banks equipments.
Mrs. w. s. EversoIe, wife of DIR.
Eversole, President of Blair Presby-
terial Academy, Is visiting her friend,
Mrs. Charles Atwell, al Ocean View
Farm, Spence, Nd.
p. ID. Cottingham Il Co. are pre-
pairing to buy their new stock of
Christmas goods. Goods left over
from last Christmas can BE- bought now
AT halt their value
The Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union will hold its regular
monthly business meeting at the home
Of Miss Annie Morris, next Tuesday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
We pay highest prices for country
produce and keep complete stock Of
choice groceries. calicoes, muslin, boots,
shoes and tobacco. Give us a trial.
Clarke d Co., Corbin, Md It.
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