Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1902-01-25
LOCALS.

For hosiery go to Mrs. V. 5. Town
sends store.
If you want good value in hosiery
go to Mrs. V. $. Townsend's store.
Don't forget the special sale of boy s
shoes ut 50 cents at b T. Truths next
week.
Mrs. Mamie Dryden and daughter.
Miss Nora, are visiting friends in Balti'
more.
Highest cash prices paid for all kind
of raw furs. Ship or write S. ]. Speal,
Camden, Del
Don't forget that we do printing
better than most offices do it, and we
want to do yours.
Mrs. Charlotte Hack. mother of
Mr.. James D. Hack, has been quite sick
for two weeks past.
An persons owing me on book ac-
count are requested to settle at once.
Mrs v S. Townsend.
MIR. w. $. Powell. of the Baltimore
police force, spent several days here this
week with his old friends.
Miss Julia Jones. of Newark. spent
several days last week here with her
friend, Miss Beulah Vincent.
For ladies flannel underwear go to
Mrs. V. S. Townsend's. She will sell
at cost for two weeks. Splendid value.
-Fortify the system against diseases
by purifying and enriching the blood
az vfner words. take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Mr.. Wallace Smith returned to his
home in Philadelphia this week after a
pleasant visit to relatives and friends
here.
e. 7. Paull's latest march and two
step, entitled, "A Signal from Mars"
att. w. vIncents for % cents or sent
postpaid.
Mr.. Howard Ruark. one of the Sails
bury debaters at the High School debate
last Friday night, spent several days in
town with Mr.. Archibald Barnes.
Miss Fay Leonard, of Salisbury. re.
turned home Tuesday after spending
several days in Snow Hill with her
friend, Miss Eloise Purnell.
The meeting of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union will be held
next Tuesday the 2Sth at headquarters.
All members are requested TO be present.
Mr. Hearne, the undertaken, lost one
of his black hearse horses last week.
The animal was a valuable one and Mr..
Hearne was much attached to it. The
trouble was collie.
Don't forget that you can get the
choicest of beef, fruits. etc, for mince
neat at wonnell's Finest pork and
sef steaks and roasts also here. All
ders left with us delivered promptly.
-Epworth League service Sunday
vening at 6.45 o'clock in the lecture
DOM of whatcoat Methodist Episcopal
,hurch Topic: "a Great Awakening"
-incent.
Wanted: A good reliable white
IAN who can read and write. to drive
ocal Express wagon and handy at
Their work. permanent employment for
lie right man. J. T. Taylor & Co.,
now Hill, Nd.
Mr.. Twilley will have another sale of
nrses and mules at his stables in POGO
loke City in about two weeks. He will
ave Just the kind of stock our farmers
ed and they will do well to watch his
ad." in the MESSENGER.
Mrs. Thomas Henderson. of Box
on, who had been an invalid for sew
al years died on Tuesday night. She
ives a husband and three children.
was good woman and had many
ends who will greatly miss her
Our special sale of ladies shoes
week was great success, and next
elk we will have special sale of boys
es worth 81 80 and 81 90 and will he
ed ont for SO cents pair. Sale for
week only. Terms cash to all. b. I.
1t.
diss Natalie Irwin, who has been
ng her uncle. Mr.. A. ID. Irwin and
Y for several weeks. returned to
ONE in Philadelphia Wednesday.
Irwin is one of our most popular
,rs and her many friends always
I her home going.
he County Commissioners were in
last Tuesday and a great many
ms were before them making
:es in their real estate II you
any matters of the kind TO bring
!, them for adjustment you should
he notice of their sittings in an
column of this paper.
Lr. Jacob Birmingham. well known
people of Snow Hill, died very
nly of pneumnnia NJ his home naar