Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1899-04-01

Wilson. Mr.. Wilson has retired but
will work for the undersigned when his
services are needed. p. ;. Smith, Tai
lor
MIR. Horace Harmonson sold several
mules to farmers in this section last
Saturday when he had a car load here.
He has more mules and a number of
fine road and farm horses for sale at his
stables in Berlin.
Work will be commenced ON the
telephone system next week. Much of
the material has been here for two
weeks or more but the weather has been
such as TO prevent progress in the work
of putting up poles and lines.
Though early, the Wesley Chapter
Epworth League of the NJ. +. Church
of this town is planning for nice
celebration on the coming 18th of July.
the proceeds of which, if any. will be
used in building the new church. Sec
rotary.
DIR. Paul Jones accompanied Mrs.
A. ID. Irwin and MIR. John l.. Robins To
Philadelphia this week. where each have
gone for treatment by specialists, the
former for heart trouble and the latter
for his eyes. We wish both speedy
recovery.
Rev. w. +. Watkins. evangelist, of
Washington. ID. O., will begin protracted
meetings April nth at 2.3O p. IN. i'll
Dryden's hall Mr.. Watkins will hold
service each evening during the week.
All are cordially invited to come out
and hear him.
Cash buys more millinery. dress
goods and notions at our store than any
where else. We have priced them that
way and our sales indicate that our
prices are attractive. Now is your chance
TO get the best and most for the least
Cash. Mrs. W. +. Dukes & Co..
-TRI-ON-FA What is this tri-on-fa
and where is il to he found: Why il is
the greatest shoe for ladies the world
has ever produced. They are soft. fiexi-
bic. and have cork inner sole which
makes them very comfortable and they
retail for 81 80. For sale by Il. T. Truitt.
MFR. p Sidney Smith has bought ont
the interest of Mr.. James Wilson in the
tailoring establishment Of Smith &
Wilson. Mr.. Smith has been doing
good work and is thoroughly compe-
tent 10 conduct the business to the salts
faction of the public and that is what
he guarantees.
The Chestertown Improvement As
ISOLATION, composed of LADIES, has recon-
menccd an active campaign for town
improvement. The public squares in
the centre of the town. which were
graded and seeded in grass last fall,
have been further beautificd by being
set with shade trees.
tttt WANTS
of my customers and will come nearer
pleasing them in my selection of dress
goods, millinery and notions this spring
than ever. My stock is larger, my
prices are lower, and there is no reason
why you should not buy. have the
goods Mrs V 5. Townsend.
The ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
L. church will hold its annual Mite
box" opening in the lecture room Of the
church, Tuesday evening, April lth.
All the members of the church and
congregation are very cordially invited.
An interesting programme has been
prepared, and light refreshments will
be served
Mr.. Chas. III. Parsons has purchased
the stock of confectionery and rented
the store formerly conducted by V.
Payne where he will continue the same
line of business. Heinvitcs Mr.. Payne's
customers to continue their patronage
and promises 10 keep fresh goods for all
Mr. Parsons is worthy young man
and we wish him success.
Ladies'. there's no need To 20 or
send to the city. have only the best
styles in dress goods, millinery and
notions and at prices lower than you
wall be offered elsewhere. Goods are
here. styles are here. Low prices are
fixed. Hundreds of styles in dress goods
No two alike, at Mrs V. 5. Townscnd's.
We are in receipt of Il work entitled
1.-THE Shad Fisheries Of the United
States" written by Mr.. Charles H.
Stevenson and published by the e. :.
Fish Commission The book contains
about 100 pages of interesting matter
regarding shad fishing. MIR. Stevenson
is Snow Hill boy aud knows all about
fish.
The buildings on the site of the
proposed new NJ. T.. Church were sold
at public auction last Tuesday to VIM
Jones. colorcd, for $500 They proba-
bly, cost $1,000 10 erect. but having to be
moved away, it is Thought the price was
a fair one. Work on the new church
will b. commenced as soon as these
buildings are moved off and the ground
cleared of bricks and rubbish incident
to the removal of buildings.
Having purchased the stock Of con
fcctionery formerly belonging To V.
Payne and expecting To keep always on
hand complete and fresh stock of same.
invite all his former customers to con
tinue 10 buy at his old stand where. by
prompt attention Ia business. hope a.
merit and meet success Remember my
stock will always be- kept mp Ia his
standard of freshness and completeness.
O. II. Parsons.
i was reading an advertisement Of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy in the Pocomoko Enter.
prise recently. which leads me 10 write
this can truthfully say never used
any remedy equal to il for collie and
diarrhoca. have never had Ia use more
than one or two doses to cure tho worst
case with myself or children. w. a.
STROUD. Pocomokc City, Md. For sale