Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-03-28
LOCALS.


Welcome Miss Easter i'll suit
from Smith the tailor.
To loan $4,000 on mortgage or note
in sums to suit. Oliver ID. Collins.
80 bushels of black peas for sale.
John B. Timmons. Wesley. Md.
Buy Landreth's garden seeds. if you
want good returns. DIR. Paul Jones.
Don't fail to read the announce.
ment of b. 7. Truitt i'll this issue.
For sale at a bargain. One pair of
three year old colts. Hearue & Hearth
way.
Mrs. William r. Spurrier, and son
CLAY have been visiting in Baltimore,
the past week.
Mr.. Peter Bradford is assisting Mr..
Carl S. Bonneville in his tonsorial parlor
on Washington Street.
Mr.. James p. Dale, member of The
Dale Company. Whaleyville. was in
Snow Hill last Tuesday.
We make first class photographs.
Call and see samples. Tilghman &
Clogg. Snow Hill. Md.
-Landreth's garden seeds guaran-
teed. each package dated. No second
hand seed. DIR. Paul Jones.
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returned home last week from a very
pleasant trip to Chincoteague.
MFR. and Mrs. Henry f. Anderson.
of Berlin, came down Saturday night to
attend the funeral of Mrs Zadok Powell
Mrs. J. II. Rayne, of Berlin, Is
spending the week very pleasantly with
Mrs J. H. Burbage and Mrs. w. Z.
Cluff.
There will be service at st. Mar
tins Brick Church Sunday March. 10Th.
at 8 p. NJ. All welcome. J. Gibson
CAN'T.
You should not feel tired all the
time-healthy people don't-you won't
if you take Hoods Sarsaparilla for a
while.
Il. L. Dir1ckson, Jr. of Berlin, at
tended a meeting of the directors of the
Commercial National Bank. last Tues
day afternoon.
Don't miss the spring display of
trimmed hats next Thursday and
Friday. April 2d. and Sd. Mrs w
F. Dukes and Co.
The only place you can buy Ian
dreth's garden seeds, which are always
the best and newest, is at DIR. Paul
Jones' drug store.
Nineteen three wall paper at one
half price. Six cents per roll,u Cheap.
est on the market, 80 per cent discount
John W. Agnew, agent.
Mrs. Lee Bowie. who came to Snow
Hill to attend the funeral of her father,
Mr.. Edwin Dixon, returned To her home
in Washington last Tuesday.
-Found-a beautiful pair of pants"
not deg gone pants, but those for
well dressed men to wear. at Smiths
the tailor. Come and see them
-Wanted-an experienced man to do
general shopwork. wheel-wright. and
cart and wagon building. Apply to A.
L. Tilghman, Snow Hill, Md
Never mind who has goods to show
you or to take orders. YOU will do well
to see my samples before buying Will
not cost you cent. Smith the tailor.
The fuefral of Mr.. Edwin Dixon
took place. Sunday afternoon, services
being held at>the house. and intcrment
made in the Presbyterian churchyard
Mr.. David S. Hudson has a beau.
tiful line of dry goods and shoes to
which he calls your special attention.
Watch for his new advertisement next
week.
A beautiful display of spring milli-
merry, dress goods. appliques, and mus
in underwear. next Thursday aud Fri
day. April I'd. and 3D.. at Mrs W. +.
Dukes and Co.
/ Gov. John Walter Smith spent part
of this week in Snow Hill and presided
over meeting of the directors of the
first National Bank, of which he is
esident. on Tuesday afternoon.
frs. q. ii. Davis died at the Peninsula
'pital in Salisbury where she had
taken to undytgo second opera
Tor cancer. /Her intcrment took
at Powellsvillc, her former home.
or SAFE at private salc-6 nice
Mules, good Timber Cart,
heavy timber Wagon, ON reason
ms. as am going OUT of the tim
ness. Apply ,to, II. J. Herman.
William Bonneville has accept
ton in the atber shop of his
Mr.. Frank Bonneville of Sails.
with his mother, Mrs. Kath-
teville. has gone there to re
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