Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-03-11
LOCALS.

Don't forget the special sales a
b. T. Truitt next week.
Collar sale at b. T. Truths Wed
nesday. 18th inst. Collars for &c.
Mrs. Mary j. Purnell is visiting he
brother. Mr. James Laws, at Pittsville
Mrs. Polk. of Salisbury. is visitinl
her daughter. Mrs. George w. Wonnel
this week.
Mrs. Lemuel Malone of Salisbury
died at the home of her husband in thai
city last week.
If Won want reliable horse or mul'
attend Raughley & Twilley'S next sal'
in Pocomoke City.
Most people would be glad to hav,
Jack Frost go ON the retired list for I'll,
balance Of the year.
There will be services in the Catllo.
lie church. tomorrow. Sunday, at 10 81
a. m. and 80 p. m.
All my stock of winter clothing fol
sale cheap. Must have room for Spring
goods. y. l.. Mason.
For Sale.-Good grass or building
lot ON Washington street extended
Apply to O. NJ. Purnell.
Calvin Hayman while out driving
Saturday attempted to load his pistol
Bang Bullet in horse.
Mr.. Spence Marshall of the d. NJ.
q V. r. r., spent Sunday with his
mother ON Martin Street.
Miss Annie Marshall left Monday
for an extended visit to relatives and
friends in Georgetown, Del
Dave winder. Esq. proprietor of
the Island Hotel Chincoteague. was a
visitor to Snow Hill Thursday.
The heavy wind storm of Tuesday
night is estimated to have done s. 1000
damage to the shipping of Crisfield.
Don't forget that George w. Won.
neil, the butcher, is always ready TO
serve You with meats and vegetables =
Mrs +. l. Long and daughter of
Philadelphia, have returned home after
a pleasant visit 10 friends and relatives
here.
Ship your otter. mink, coon. opos-
sum and muskrat hides and get she
highest prices. to :. J. Speal. Camden.
Del.
Women have more strength in their
looks than we have in our laws. and M ore
power in their tears than we have in our
arguments.
A little alum dissolved in water and
rubbed on frosted feet will cure itching
and burning that is so unpleasant to
those afflicted.
After few days spent pleasantly
with her friend Mrs :. +. Ruark. of
Long Ridge, Miss Mamie Jones returned
home Monday.
For Sale.-3O.OO0 wagon. cart md
buggy spokes All sizes, both oak and
hickory. for sale cheap. Thomas &.
Hanley, Berlin. Nd.
For Rent Cottage on Atlantic
Avenue. Ocean City. also two cottages
and several building lots at same resort
for sale o. NJ. Purnell
-Lost.-Gold breast pin with opal
setting in cluster of ivy leaves Finder
rewarded by returning to Miss Nellie
Jones or leaving at this office.
The pnrest. best and cheapest ..ro-
ccries delivered at your door from the
store of n. l.. Mason Send in Your
orders by messenger or telephone.
Now is the time to buy boots and
shoes cheap. have large stock of
these goods and viii let them 60 at
your price, not mine y l.. Mason
III. f. Harmonson has arrived HON,
from st. Louis with - head of horses
and mules which he is going TO sell
cheap. H. f. Harmonson, Berlin, Md.
Five stores closed on one street in
Snow Hill rs a result of deaths was the
sad spectacle that presented itself t.
those who came 10 Snow Hill last sat
urday.
For Sale.-Strawberry plants. Ten
nessee Prolific. Lady Thompson. Lovett' :,
Early. Albany Wilson, Candy Gate
sI00 per NJ. George c. Dukes. Girrllc
tree. Md 4.
MIR. 4. ID. McNair. of New Iork
was here Saturday and lcctured to til,
farmers of this section on the alvis,
ability of using peas and crimson clover
for guano.
For Sale Cheap.-A good buggy car
riage. nearly new Have no horse and
no use for carriage, hence will sci
cheap; also good mich cow, cheap O
NJ Purnell
Miss Rose Clayyillc has accepted
the position of trimmer in the millinery
store of Mrs. II. J. Anderson. b. Rim
and is now in the city getting tn,
Spring Styles
Mrs. Joseph b North came rowi
from Washington Saturday evening Il
join her husband in their new home here
The people of Snow Hill extend her Z
hearty welcome.
Have you tried the Berlin Rollel
Mill flour: If not you can get it At n
L Mason's store II is good fioul
and Mason sells large sack of TIA, bes
grade for 80 cents.
Mr. William f. Timmons IT, X
Agent AT Wesley i off on his vacation
spending several days in Baltimore an,
Washington. Mr.. Cyrus Hatfield i
filling the position during Mr. Timraons
absence.
The He,iicol T;a'es says that banana
should never be eaten raw, for they ar
full Of germs, besides being indigcstible
Three bananas weighing one roun,
when baked equal in nourishment 2