Democratic messenger., 1904-09-24

| sage meat, ana pork chops. we also
have full line of Heinze's sweet and
sour pickles in quantities. w. + Cluff
| & Co
For Sale-The Schooner Minnie
Warfield" will be sold at private sale.
Immediate possession given. Can be
seen at wharf in Snow Hill. Smith,
Moore. q Co.
We have the latest styles in Balti-
more and Philadelphia millinery at
prices lower than obtain in either of
these cities. Call and see our pattern hats.
Mrs. w. +. Dukes 81 Co.
Miss Ethelyn Wilson. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Marion L. Hargis for
the past week, will leave to-day for
Talbot county, to join a house party
near Easton for few days.
Miss Nellie Ewell will return as
our trimmer this season She gave ex
cellent satisfaction to our customers aud
we always want to please, so secured her
again. Mrs. w. +. Dukes & Co.
DIR. Francis p Phelps, of Cambridge,
died suddenly last Saturday morning.
He was the father of Mrs Robert n.
Todd, formerly of this town, now resid-
ing at Hurlock
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ
P. Church will hold social in the Cd
NJ. p. Church this Saturday evening.
Ice cream and cake will be served. Come
out and enjoy the evening.
Mrs. James Il. Tilghman and neice.
Miss Viola Wilson, have returned home
from Somerset county. where they have
been the guests of friends and relatives
for the past few weeks.
Mr.. n. II. Gordy. one of the pro-
gressive citizens of Chincoteague Island,
paid visit to our sanctum last Thursday
Mr.. Gordy is patron of the MESSENGER,
and is always welcome in our office.
If you want Pattern hats with
names of French milliners III them, we
make them at any price. The "name
| tips" would cost us only 29c per dozen.
Riley's Millinery. Pocomoke City.
Mrs Benjamin Wooley and daugh-
ter left this week for Salisbury where
they will visit relatives. They will also
spend some time in Washington before
they return to their home in Mississippi.
Rev. +. 7. Little, d. d., President
of the Maryland Annual Conference.
will preach in Bates Memorial NJ. p.
Church, Sunday morning and evening,
October end, aud at Trinity. 3 o'clock
p. m.
Every Democrat who is not reg
si,,red, or who needs a transfer from one
district to another, should attend to it
OH Tuesday October 4th, or Tuesday llth.
These are the only two registration days
this year.
| The tomato crop in Worcester this
year has been rather poor. scarcely half
a crop being raised. Wheat and corn.
however. have made full yields and
taken altogether, our farmers have had
a prosperous season.
Mr.. Marion T. Hargis. Miss Nora
Hargis, and Miss Helen Moore returned
home Monday night from st. Louis
where they enjoyed the sights of the
| Worlds Fair as the guests of the Mary
land Commissioners.
Every Democrat who is not regis
tered. or who needs a transfer from one
district to another, should attend to it
on Tuesday. October 4th, or Tuesday,
October IL. These are the only two reg
istration days this year.
For Sale-One heavy, first class log
wagon. Can be bought cheap as have
no further use for it. l have also for
sale on reasonable terms one pair of large
young mules. Apply to Thomas J.
Herman, Snow Hill, Nd
Tuesday. October lS h is for revision
only. and no new names will be placed
on the books that day. Democrats should
register or secure their transfers, if trans
fers are necessary, on Tuesday, October
18th. or Tuesday. October 1lth.
DIR. S. l.. Mckee the well known
Eye Specialist will be at p. d. Cotting-
hams s drug store next Monday and Tues
day, October 4th and 9Th. If your eyes
are giving you any trouble, whatever,
you will do well to consult him about
them.
Owing to some of the type in the
advertisement of Riley's Millinery in
our last issue not printing up, and thus
destroying the sense of particular
paragraph. the advertisement is reprint
ed in this issue, and should be read
again by ladies who are interested in
good millinery.
Mr.. Isaac n Hearn, one of the most
experienced and successful farmers in
this section. advertises conspicuously in
the MESSENGER today that he has re-
ceived and placed in his granary an ex-
ceptionally fine lot of wheat fertilizer
His experience and success should count
for much, and perusal of his announce
is recommended.
Wise merchants find it pays to ad.
vertise-tv keep their names before the
people-and those who have had ex-
perience know it is good business to
place au advertisement in the MESsEN-
GER. which circulates throughout
Worcester county. 1t is distinctively a
county paper-knowing no faction or
section-the Peoples Paper This is
the season of the year to commence
your advertising campaign.
The police of New York, Philadel-
phia. Trenton and several other cities
have tried in vain to find Chester Van
Cleef. the i3-years-old boy who ran
away from home six weeks ag,. Until