Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-04-04
LOCALS.


hats at Mrs. V. 5. Townsend's.
80 bushels of black peas for sale
John B. Timmons. Wesley. Md.
To loan $1,000 on mortgage or note
i'm sums to suit Oliver ID. Collins.
MIR. NJ. L. Sturgis. of Warren, Ark
is home on a visit to his parents.
Buy Landreth s garden seeds, if you
want good returns. DIR. Paul Jones.
Deputy Clerk. John w. Station. was
visitor to Pocomoke City last Tuesday.
Mrs. Samuel p johnson. of Wes-
ley, is visiting her sister in Philadelphia.
For sale at bargain. One pair of
three year old colts. Hearue & Hearth
way.
Services at Stockton on the coming
Sunday afternoon by the Rev. My
Butler.
Beautiful line of silk waist patterns
at SIC. and soc. yard. Mrs. V. S.
Townsend.
Splendid line of ladies gloves and
dress trimmings and Innings at Mrs. V.
5. Townsend's.
Seed potatoes Best second growth
Early Rose can be had at J. J. Hurlock' S
hardware store.
Have you seen the new hair pins.
We have them in light and dark colors.
- Mrs V. S. Townsend
We make first class photographs.
Call and see samples. Tilghman &
Clogg. Snow Hill, Md.
MIR. T. g. Dunlap is improving his
residence on Hill Street. by the addition
of commodious porch
-Landreth's garden seeds guaran-
teed. each package dated. No second
hand seed Dr. Paul Jones.
The Official Board of the NJ. f.
Church will meet on Monday evening
next at the church, at 80 o'clock
-Messrs. W. S Dickinson and w. +.
King. of Pocomoke City. were in Snow
Hill last Wednesday, on business mat
tiers.
-Messrs. Thomas J. Scarborough and
Jerome Hill, of Girdletree. were wek
come callers at the MESSENGER oiflfe
this week
MIR. f. Myers. of Beaver Dam. Pa.
who spent a part of his vacation with
A. ID. Irwin, Jr.. was called To Chester
by telegram. Monday.
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.
If you are scrofulous. dvspeptic.
rheumatic, troubled with kidney COM
plalnt. general debility. lacking strength
take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Vanted-an experienced man to do
general shopwork, wheel. wright. and
cart and wagon building. Apply to A.
L. Tilghman, Snow Hill, Nd.
"A party of young men from Snow
Hill made an excursion down the river
the early part of the week, making
stops at Pocomoke and Shelltown.
-Messrs. Chestnut Jones, Jacob Bes.
son, Harry Merritt. Harry Shockley.
John Finnegan, and Lawrence Bennett,
of Stockton. were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank p Bailey and daughter,
Mrs. Charles L. Mount, have returned
home from visit TO Mrs Bailey's sis
ter, Mrs. John Long. at DagSboro. Del
-Sx. ices at All HalIows, Snow Hill,
tseN lfsng week on Monday, Tuesday,
WeGa'ir av, and Thursday, at 4.45 p NJ.
and old. riday. being Good Friday. at
1890 f. M
Il have secured beautiful line of
appliques. grape and vine patterns. and
in fact almost anything you desire in
trimmings, black white and colors Mrs
V. 5. Townsend.
The regular monthly meeting of
lihc l<duicS Alu Society Ot w ndtcOdt VI.
3. Church will be held at the home of
Hiss Minnie Vincent on next Tuesday
ening, at : 30 O'Clock
We have all kind of hat and bonnet
pes and can make hat or bonnet to
your individual taste in the short
'ossible time All the latest hat
nings at Mrs. V s. Townsend's
RS. w. Il. Dukes and Miss AIne
returned home from Baltimore,
~ ON the steamer Maryland.
ave been in the northern cities
the latest spring styles in MILL
ce-Our son Sidney II. Webb,
IF age, has left home without
nt and we hereby forewarn
m employing or harboring
+. and Annie " Webb,
Nd
title johnson returned TO
Snow Hill Monday after
1t trip through Delaware.
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