Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-03-25

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district. drove an axe into his foot, cnt-
ting that member very bad He was
brought 10 town and DIR. Straughn
dressed the wound.
i have large stock of kid gloves
and that 5 what You want to select from
at prices that can't be beat. Some of
them are extremely cheap. Dropin aud
see them Prices will bear comparison.
Mrs. v :. Townsend
Farmers. look TO your interest. If
you want clover seed, timothy seed.
machinery. farming implements of all
kinds. harness of all kinds. harness
fixtures. oils. etc. go Ia The Berlin
Lumber Co, Berlin, Nd
Grand display of millinery at the
store of Mrs. w. f. Dukes & Co. on
Tuesday and Wednesday, March 2sth
and 29th. If You want stylish hat,
something up.to-date, we can please
you. both in style and price.
We have the finest line of millinery
ever brought to this town and are
selling il way down. We sell only for
cash and that's the reason we can
afford to sell cheaper than others. Mrs
W. +. Dukes x Co. Pearl street mil
liners
MIR. &. T. Mock who has been the
efficient assistant to several postmasters
and thoroughly understands the duties
of the office. severed his connection
with it last Friday. We hope he will
secure other and more profitable en-
ploymcnt.
My pattern hats are the prettiest and
cheapest in town. in fact they were
not bought for profit but to advertise
my stock. Come see them and you will
agree that no such quality was ever sold
before at such low prices. Mrs V. ;.
! Townsend.
The first shad of the season was
caught AT the new NaSsawango bridge by
Mr.. Thomas H. Richardson "Wednesday
night of this week. He presented it tn
Captain William Timmons Mr. Rich
ardson is also the gentlemen who caught
the first herring of the season.
1t was an Eastern Shore girl who
won the $500 piano given to the most
popular salcslady in Baltimore by the
Morning Herald Miss Jennie McFccley
was the popular and successful Young
lady. and her home is in Queen Anne's
County 'Rah for the Eastern Shore
girls
The furniture in All Hallows Rec
'"ry. consisting of oak bed room suites.
hair and spring mattresses. parlor suite.
extension table. buffet, roll top desk,
rugs. etc will be sold at public sale
Saturday, April list. at o'clock p. IN.
This furniture is nearly new and well
made.
An oyster supper will he held ut
Trinity NJ r. Church on Thursday
evening March3 30 Ifthat night should
be Indictment the next night will be
used. The public is invited to attend.
Come whether you have any money or
not. you can have good time and hear
some good music.
lacy Thoroughbred the fair deal
ing cloihicr. of Salisbury. places an adj
vcrtisemcnt in the MESSENGER this
week. and rs he always has something
very interesting 10 say. aud il is said in
a manner like unto no othor advertise
mcnt, you are invited to read his an
nounccments every week.
i offer a handsome display of spring
millinery To the ladies of this and adj
joining towns this season and AZ prices
that defy competition. Having bought
largely am going To sell low for cash
in order 10 get clear before the season
closes. Serve your own financial interest
and buy thcst. goods cheap. Mrs. V. :.
Townsend.
Rev. j. Il. North will preach to
morrow morning and evening in the
Presbyterian Church Morning subject:
Christs Triumphal Entry into JcruSa.
lem. Evening subject: What Author.
ity have we that Prayer Offered in BE.
half of the Conversion Of Soul will be
Answered: Mr. North will preach in
the afternoon at 3 o'clock. at stockton.
Professor johnson of the Maryland
Agriculture College has just visited
Worcester. Somerset and Wicomico
counties. making extensive cxamin.
ations, of peach trees and has not sue
cccdcd in finding any live buds. lie
thinks there will be- a full cropof apples
and Strawberries. unless damaged later
oil. a half crop of pears and u crop of
wild goose plums.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert l.. CauSey died Tuesday aud its
remains were Inferred IN the Prcsby.
terrain churchyard "Wednesday after
noon. The little one had been sick
greater par Of the time and death re-.
licvod i, Of its suilcring~ Mr. Causey
was Ia Baltimore when his baby died.
hut got home in time for the funeral
The parents have our sympathy in their
loss.
Work has progressed IN the cotton
mill. upon the site of Mallalicu's Mills,
near Millington. 81 far ~ Ia warrant
the announcement that the 80 or more
looms will be- started early next month
There will bc about hundred girls and
women employed who will b. able ia
make from - to * per week The fac.
tory will manufacture table cloths.
napkins and towels
All the buildings corner Of Wash
ington and Federal Streets known a.
the Wilson property" are now offered
AZ private sale II the same not are sold
before Tuesday. March 2sth. at 2.3o
o'clock. they will be- offered al public
sale then in front of the Court House
door. For other information apply Ia
either of the following: Geo. G. Town
send, l. " Hcarn, William NJ. Vincent
aud T. G. Conner, Committee
I have been afflicted with rhcuma.