Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-10-03
LOCALS.

Beautiful line of lace and fancy
collars. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
-Wanted-Everybody to call and see
my samples. p. S. Smith. Tailor.
Miss Eva Powell, of Berlin. is a
saleslady for Mrs. w. +. Dukes q 70.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend's millinery
opening will be next Wednesday. All
invited.
Il have a first-class double-heater for
sale. IT'S large and in perfect order.
P. S. Smith.
-Lost-A crescent brooch, set with
pearls. Reward. if returned to Mrs.
John P. Moore.
Mr.. Albert Conner, who resided
near Scarborough Switch, died Tuesday
night, aged Sc years.
Read the new advertisement of
Hastings & Timmons appearing on our
Editorial page. Read it.
-Wonnell the butcher sells choice
roasts, steaks and chops also a full line
of groceries aud confections.
We make first class photographs.
Call and see our samples. Tilghman &
Clogg, Snow Hill. Maryland.
To loan on first mortgage or other
good security. $1,000 in sums to suit.
Mrs. S. V. Holland, Snow Hill.
The strong eat well. sleep well. look
well. The weak don't. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla makes the weak strong.
Have your old suit renovated. I
will do it to your satisfaction at small
cost for the work. Smith, the Tailor.
Mr.. J. Arthur Price left for Will
mington Thursday to take a business
course at Wilmington Business College.
Miss BERTHE Pennewell, who is at
tending the Philadelphia Training
School, is home on visit to her father.
Democrats, don't forget that next
Tuesday is the last day of Registration.
You cannot get registered after that
day.
The Parish Guild of All Hallows'
church will niece at the residence of Mrs.
Z. H. Collins on Monday, Oct. 9Th, 730
p. m.
Our line of pattern hats is the pref.
test we have ever bought. Call early
and get your pick. Mrs. w. F. Dukes
& Co.
Many of the largest business houses
in Philadelphia, New York and Balti-
more employ graduates of GOldey
College.
Mrs. Alexander Russell and little
daughter, of Baltimore, are the guests
of Mrs Russell's mother, Mrs. Margaret
D. Purnell.
Hiram J. Outen and Mabel Goodwin.
both of Worcester County, were married
at the NJ P. Parsonage by Rev. Avery
Donovan, Sept. 30.
Misses Viola Smith and Bette Num-
ford left this week for College They
will attend the Kee Mar and Washing
: ton college, respectively.
Nice line of sofa pillows, pillow
covers, art ticking, silkaline. upholster-
ing materials, swiss and net curtains at
Mrs. V. S. Townsend's.
-Messrs. J. Samuel Price and Asher
Richardson spent couple OF days on
Chincoteague this week, as the guests of
Mr.. clayton RlcnarOSOn.
Mrs v. S. Townsend is home from
the cities with large and beautiful line
of millinery. Price to suit all. Call
and sec them before buying.
To save coal this winter, buy all air
tight, double.heater suit from Smith,
the tailor. They are better than "cold,"
and fit like paper ON the wall.
Lost, Oh the county road between
my house and Snow Hill SATURDAY. last,
September Goth. lady's black silk coat.
Reward if returned. D. Frank Fooks.
Its mystery, our magic bill book,
regular price, 25c, sample, sent post
paid. 15c. Agents wanted everywhere.
III. Mac Twain, 526 W. 4th St., Whining
ton, Delaware.
Il am sure you can get just as new
styles. good workmanship and lower
prices IN our millinery than you can in
Philadelphia or Baltimore. Mrs. V.
S. Townsend.
Owing to the small demand for ice
at this season of the year we will take
our ice wagon off until next summer
Customers can get ice at our store. w.
D. Corddry & Son.
Il picked up many bargains for you
in the cities. which will be we'll for you
to look at before they are all gone. All
kinds of notions, wells, ribbons, feathers,
etc. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
Miss Mary Jones, who has been
visiting relatives in Princess Anne for
the past two weeks, returned to her
home in Berlin, Worcester county, last
Thursday .-SOmerset Herald.
Don't wait-Send at once for the
patent egg separator;separates yolk from
white Instantly; does not break yolk
Sample, 15c. J. G. Comyns. 419 Wash
ington ST., Wilmington, Del.
There will be preaching in Mackenzie
Memorial church Sunday morning and
evening, by the pastor, Rev. Joseph b.
North. In the afternoon there will be
preaching in the Stockton church.
Il have taken specia. pains in pur-
chasing pattern hats. they are the hand
soonest specimens of millinery I ever
exhibited in Snow Hill. Call and see
for yourself. Mrs. V. S. Townsend.
MIR. Ebert Leonhardt, after pleas
ant visit at the home of his sister, Mrs.
North, left on the steamer Maryland
Thursday morning, and will make his
home in the future OH the Pacific coast.
Evangelist w. M. Mitchell, of Bal
timore, will preach in town Sunday