Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1896-02-22
-ML0CAL NEWS.%-

Miss Margaret Nicholson is visit
ing friends in Harrington, Del.
Miss Dorman of Salisbury, is the
guest OF Mrs. James ID. Hack.
MIR. Sidney Burroughs is visiting
the family Of DR.. T. V. Hammond in
Washington. ID. c.
For sale valuable pair of 1 year
old mules. Apply TO Cephas ii. Rig
gin, Snow Hill, Nd. 2t.
Go to b. I. Truths and buy a
$500 suit or over coat for $1,000.
All clothing reduced.
-Burbage Il Conner can supply
you with picture frames TO suit your
taste. See our samples.
Little Viola, the Youngest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ Taylor, is
quite sick with malaria.
Don't forget that next week is the
time to buy your clothing for about
halt price. at b. 7. TRUTHS.
"A beautiful line and handsome
assortment of picture frames may now
be seen at Burbage d Corners.
$500. to loan in sums of $500
and upward on first mortgage. Apply
to q. ID. Collins, Snow Hill, Nd.
There will be preaching in the
Presbyterian Church, Snow Hill. morn
ing and evening. next Sabbath, 23d
inst
II you would always he healthy.
keep your blood pure with Hoods
Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood
Purifier.
Mrs. G. VI. Taylor who has been
very i'll for several weeks. is rapidly
improving under the skillful treatment
of DIR. Paul Jones.
For fine carriages consult us. We
have them at all prices and latest styles.
Picture frames and mouldings in stock.
Burbage Il Conner.
The Young Mems prayer meeting
at the NJ. T. Church as usual on Sat
urday evening, at $50 o'clock. Sub
ject, "Consecration."
We sympathize with Mr.. Henry
White in the death of his little child,
whose remains were inferred in the NJ
p. Churchyard on Tuesday.
Il still have few heavy suits and
over coats left on hand that can he
bought at great reduction. Come
and see them. b. I. Truitt.
Several OF our people attended the
sale OF the personal property Of Little
ton b. Bethards, at his late residence,
near Ironshire, last Wednesday.
Married, on February 18th, at
the residence Of Mr.. Edgar Dryden. by
Rev. J. +. Nicholson. Mr.. Samuel L.
Dryden and Miss Belle Guthrie.
To day being Washington's Birth
day aud legal holiday. the postofiiee
IN this town will be open till Is o'clock
p. M, and then close for the day.
For fine carriages and harness
consult US. We have them at all
prices and latest styles. Picture frames
and mouldings in stock. Burbage d
Conner
We have on the way to our yard
full cargo of better quality shingles
than ever hefore. All orders will be
promptly filled in order receiyed.-E.
T. Williams & Son.
MIR. j. f. White is in Baltimore
this week purchasing law library for
himself He is now devoting himself
to law almost exclusively and we hope
he may be successful.
The fishermen are preparing their
outfit for an active and aggressive at
tack on the 'finny tribe, and we may
look for something in the way of fresh
fish in the near future.
For Rent-The large store-house
in this town known as Purnell's Hall.
II is 30x70 feet conveniently located
and suitable for any kind of bus mess
Apply to Oscar VI. .Purnell.
-Epworth League prayer meeting
at the NJ. f. Church. Sunday evening
at $50 o'clock Subject, "Christ's Way
of Winning Souls by His Teaching
Miss Emma Clayville, Leader.
-Nassawango Lodge |. O. X. NJ.
of this town, was represented at tn,
Great Council of Red Men in Balti
more this week by Messrs. X. w
Townsend and X. J. McAllen.
DO you want new carriage? /
50 examine our stock which is complet,
with all styles of carriages and roaC
wagons Prices the same as at tn,
factory.-Johnson IL Williams.
Mr.. Charles o. Melvin, of POGO
moke City, has been appointed STATE
Librarian by Governor Lowndes /
is said Mr.. Henry J. Godfrey used hi.
influence effectively for Mr.. Melvin.
-Wonnell, the butcher, is always
prepared to furnish your table with al
kinds of meats. His stock is replenish
ed weekly and is always fresh. Civ,
me your trade Geo w. Wonnell.
We have on hand large invoice
Of barbed wire. II makes good and
cheap fence and farmers will do vel
TO consult us when in need of this oil
ANYTHING in our line. j. 5. Hurlock