Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-11-14
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Cotiingham X Co.
Have you cough Then try
the L. ID. {. Cough Balsam.
William ; Wilson, Esq, has
been in Baltimore this week.
The +. ID. c. Cough Balsam
cures colds. At Cottingham d Co.'S
Stop that cough. L. ID. c. Bal
sam will do it, At Cotiingham &
Co.'S
-Messrs. BGhm and Russell are
painting the Presbyterian manse this
week.
New and choice varieties of chrys-
anthemums are now in full bloom and
beauty.
General Assessors ,Done. and Far
row are now at work in Colbourns
district.
Mems clothing cheaper at our
store than anywhere else N. l..
Mason Il Co.
Mrs. Levi \. Purnell and Miss
Mary Burroughs are visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
For Sale-An open fire place
CRATE, nearly new. will he sold cheap.
Thos. ID. Purnell.
For Rent-The storehouse on
Pearl street recently occupied by me.
DIR. c. +. W. Hall.
For Sale-Singer Sewing Machine
in first-class order. Price s25. May
be seen at this office.
Vegetables and fruits at Wonnelrs
in season. Also nice line OF groceries.
Orders filled promptly.
Never was millinery 50 cheap as
now. To prove it make a visit 10
Mr.. Y. ;. Townsend's.
A new line Of Tam O'Shanters
just received at Mrs. V. :. Townsend's,
prices from lSc to - cents.
There will be services in the
Catholic Church Sunday, November
18th, morning aud evening.
Mr.. Richard .,ohnson's new house
ON Bay street is coy structure and
reflects credit On the designer
"A full line of silk embroidery
caps for children at Mrs. Y. :. Town
sends st exceptionally low prices.
Mrs. L. 5. Muse, who has been
visiting her brother, Rev j. f. Nichol-
son, lett on Thursday for Baltimore
Miss Della Burbage has returned
home after very pleasant visit with
Mrs. :. X. Disharoon, in Salisbury
Go TO T.. W. Johnson's and buy
goods cheap. he is selling out his dry
goods, boots, shoes, hats and caps at
cost.
Mr.. Charles o. Melvin, of POGO
moke City, is mentioned for the posi-
ton Of L. :. Sub Treasurer at Balti-
more.
"A new harbor Of refuge, capable
Of sheltering 1000 vessels, is to be
built by the government at the Break
water.
Mrs. j. Samuel Price is visiting
he- sister, Mrs. William II. Richard
son. at Marion Station, Somerset
county.
Prevent sickness and doctors
bills at this season by keeping your
blood rich and pure with Hoods Sar-
sapariIla.
Vessels arriving at the Breakwa-
ter report school of whales lowering
around the mouth of the bay off Cape
Henlopen.
For Rent-for the year 1896,
the house now occupied by Mr. Elmo
w. johnson. Apply to Mrs. Mary
b. Vincent.
Work on the kindling wood fac
tory is progressing rapidly aud it is
expected to be in operation sometime
next month.
A nice line of walking hats at
unusually low prices and they are just
the thing Tor every day wear, at Mrs.
Y. :. Townsend.
Mr. William Burton brought to
this office on Saturday head Of cab
bage which weighed twelve pounds.
Can you beat it
Miss Nora Dryden expects TO
leave to day for Berlin, where she will
spend week or 50 with her friend,
Miss Lou Franklin.
Now i your chance TO buy goods
cheap. am going to close out my
stock Of dry goods, boots aud shoes at
cost. +. w. johnson.
Mr.. Charles Pruiit, Of the steam
er Ida, spent several days here this
week. returning TO Baltimore 10 join
his boat ON Wednesday
w. :. Wilson. Esq. is having his
brick stores, on Washington street,
treated TO coat OF paint. John
Agnew is plying the brush.
Sprinkle a ton of coal with two
gallons of water in which two pounds
of salt have been dissolved, and notice
how much longer il will last.
Miss Willie +. Timmons. after
spending a very pleasant summer in
Delaware with her parents and friends.
returned home last Thursday.
We make il and therefore we
know il Is good We refer to the p.
ID. {. Cough Balsam. +. ID. Getting
ham Il Co.. druggists, Snow Hill.
Married, ON Wednesday. Novem-
her / lih, nj the brides home, in Snow
Hill, by Rev. j. +. Nicholson, Mr..
John ii Petit and Miss Lucy Hancock
Mrs.. William Swan attended the
meetings Of the Woman's Missionary
Society Of the New Castle Presbytery
ON Wednesday and Thursday at Dover.