Democratic messenger., 1904-10-01
SNOW HILL, MD. OCT. |.
LOCALS.

Mr.. John Short. of Salisbury, was
a visitor in Snow Hill this week.
Pattern hats are now ready for your
examination at Mrs. V. s. Tcwnsend's.
Deputy postmaster Alexander ID.
Sturgis is quite ill at his home in this
town.
Nice line of all-over, laces. ham,
burgs, and nainsook at Mrs. V. 5. Town
sends.
Have Won seen the stockings that are
being closed ont for Ii and 10 cents ut
Il. T. Truitt's:
Good kid gloves ut IS cents, and
plenty of other bargains. at Mrs. V. ).
Townsend's.
Best groceries. meats. aud vegeta-
bles of all kinds always on hand at U.
W. Wonnell's.
See our lace curtains. They are per-
feet beauties and verv cheap. Mrs.
V. $. Townsend.
Mrs. V. s. Townsend has returned
home from the cities with BEAUTIFUL
hne of millinery.
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home from a visit to relatives i'll Phil
adelphia and Camden.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend's is the place
to get your embroideries. Large as
sortment in all widths.
4 have beautiful line of ladies' kid
gloves. The proper colors at proper
prices Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
Laws Bros. merchants at Salisbury.
have made a voluntary assignment. Liza
bilities $4,000. Assets $4,000.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Conwell, and
children, of Lewis. Del. were the guests
of Mrs. Thomas Morgan, Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Nassa-
wango NJ. p. Church will meet at Mrs.
J. j. Deavereaux's Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Tilghman,
of Klej Grange, spent Tuesday with
their daughter. Mrs. James Webb.
There will be preaching at the Odd
Fellows Hall next Sunday night. Sub
ject: "a Drama of Life. in Three Acts. -
Beautiful ostrich feathers. plumes,
ribbons, laces, and everything in fine
millinery at Mrs. w. +. Dukes & Co.'S.
Deputy Clerk John l.. Mock is hav-
ing his residence on Federal street paint
ed. Mr.. Ernest Mills is doing the work
The greatest bargains i'm neckwear
ever offered i'm Snow Hill. Beautiful
new styles at Mrs. w. +. Dukes & Cos.
"A large line of ready -to-wear hats
at prices that will appeal to your pocket
book at this store. Mrs. w. +. Dukes
& Co.'S.
Such underwear as you have been
paying 80 aud go cents for You can buy
at B. T. Truitt's for 80 cents. Don't
forget this.
Persons wishing second d-hand stoves
or secondhand furniture can get the
same by calling on McAllen Brothers. or
r. w. Townsend.
There will be preaching Sunday af.
ternoon in Gunby Presbyterian church.
Stockton. .at the usual hour by the pastor
Rev. ]. b. North.
Il have a new and complete line of
samples for fall and winter suits. Call
and see them before ordering elsewhere
p. s. Smith. Tailor.
Mr.. William E. Bratten, cashier of
the Commercial National Bank, returned
home from the Worlds Fair the latter
part of last week.
Mrs. f. H. Parsons and daughter,
of Parksley. and Miss Joanna Riley, OF
Parsonsburg, visited their sister. Mrs.
+. Holloway. recently.
rlo lo..o.S ,.-c,l.o, IS -onl,, -
wear hats in this store we have ever
had. Prices within reach of everybody
Mrs. V. 5. Townsend.
There will be preaching i'm the Pres
bvterian church tomorrow Sunday
morning and evening at the usual hours
Rev. j. b. North, pastor.
Mrs Thomas Hill and son, Roland
of Franklin City, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Riley, neal
Box Iron. part of last week.
Tuesday, October 4th, and Tuesday
October llth. are registration days this
years Democrats should not forget to
register on one of these days.
1Mr. Glenworth Sturgis, of this town
has been elected editor-in-ch chief of the
"Reveille." the college annual of the
Maryland Agricultural College.
I We not only have the latest styles in
millinery. but we have competent mil
liner who can trim you hat just as you
desire it. Mrs. V. s. Townsend.
Prof. Thomas Humphreys Spence
vice-president of Maryland Agricultural
College, spent few days of this week
with his family at "Lansdowne.
Mr.. E. II. Taylor, of Stockton, Pres
ident of the Board of County Commits
sioners. and his wife are enjoying the
sights of the Worlds Fair at st. Louis
We are handling some fine city sau
sage meat. and pork chops. We alsc
have full line of Heinze's sweet and
sour pickles in quantities. W. Z Cluf
q Co.
For Sale-The Schooner minnie
Warfield" will be sold at private sale
Immediate possession given. Can b,
seen at wharf in Snow Hill. Smith
Moore. & Co.
Wise merchants find il pays to ad
yertfSa-t, keen their namac hafnra th.