Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1904-03-26
LOCALS.


Just look on this page for II F.
Shocklcy's true and witty sayings.
Mr.. Uriah w. Dickerson. Of Sails
bury. was visitor to Snow Hill this
week.
i have what you want in u suit. and
at prices to suit you. too. Smith the
Tailor
Beautiful line Of new laces and en-
broiderics at city prices. at Mrs. V. 5.
Townsend's
Clayton J. Purncll. Esq. has been
confined to his home this week by a
severe cold
Everything new in fancy collar and
cuff sets at popular prices 81 Mrs. V. 5.
Tuwnscnd's.
We are selling the same old reliable
fertilizers we did laat year. X. j. Nc
Allen & Bro.
Best groceries. meats. and vegeta-
blcs Of all kinds always ON hand at G..
w. wonnells.
Sec the beautiful hats for Ladies
and Misses at Mrs w. +. Dukes e. Co. =
store. Snow Hill.
MIR Charles III Parsons. Of Philadel.
phia. came home Thursday TO spend a
few days with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Taylor
spent Sunday last very pleasantly in
Salisbury visiting friends.
Come and see me before you buy
your Spring suit. They are as pretty as
you ever saw. p. s. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs William T Hearne
attended the wedding of Mr.. Harry
Hcarne in Salisbury this week.
You should see the beautiful neck
wear at Mrs. w. +. Dukes & Co. S store.
Persian and other pretty designs.
White Leghorn Eggs from selected
stock for sale at 81 per setting of Is eggs
Address p. o Box 3s7. Berlin, Md.
For good beefsteak. pork and sau-
sage, go to the store of w. 4. Cluff &
90. Fresh groceries always ON hand.
Mrs. V. S. Townsend's opening Of
Spring Millinery will be ON Tuesday
and Wednesday next. March 29th and
3Oth.
New silks for waists and shirt waist
suits. and nice line Of dress goods in
all the latest fabrics, at Mrs V. S. Town
sends.
I would like To rcnovatc Your old
suit for every day wear, and make you
new one for this season. p. ) Smith,
Tailor.
Rev. q. 7. Anderson has been ap
pointed pastor of whatcoat NJ. +.
Church this town, and will preach here
tomorrow.
New Ribbons. laccs. cmbroideries,
feathers. flowers. and all kinds of mill
merry goods at the store of Mrs. w. r.
Dukes & Co.
"A beautiful line of dress trimmings,
including laces. appliques. gilt and Per
sian band trimmings. etc, at Mrs. V. $.
Townsend's.
-Ex-Govern0r and Mrs John Walter
Smith. after spending two weeks in
Snow Hill. returned to Baltimore. Mon
dav afternoon.
Mrs. w. + Dukes returned home
from the city with a handsome line of
millinery goods last Saturday on the
steamer Maryland.
There will be preaching i'm the Pres
byterian Church tomorrow Sunday }
morning and evening at the usual hours
J. Il. North, Pastor
If you are scrofulnus. dyspeptic,
rheumatic. trouble with kidney COM
plant. general debility. lacking strength
take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Red Mems social. held in this
town every Thursday evening, excels
anything of its kind on record for enter
tainment and amusement.
The coming week will he the last
oppor, unity for getting those fine special
$3.50 photographs for $50. Clogg the
Photographer. Snow Hill. Md.
Will rent or buy canning factory
where 200 acres of tomatoes can be
secured at $500 per ton. James Smith,
Benson. Hartford County, Md.
We are very glad to ,6rn that Mrs
Sidney J. Mumford. who has been in
the Johns Hopkins HOSPITAL where she
underwent AN operation has sufficient
Iy recovered to rcturDed to her home.
We have conn etent milliner who
can make a hat to suit you. and you are
welcome TO her advice on millinery mat
tcrs. Call and see US. Mrs. w. +.
Dukes & Co.
i wish all To come ana see my spring
and summer samples Of suitings. and
my pantaloon patterns. / will fit you
and give You satisfaction, or il will not
cost you cent.
Have just received line of the
great Vcrstick Invisible Rubbers for
men. These are the most complete rub
her on the market to-day. Price 81 per
pair. B. T. Truitt.
For limited time Clogg. the pho.
tographer, will make $3.50 cabinet pho
tngraphs for 81 10 per dozen. $i.25 pho
tographs for sI.O0. Now is your time
before the limit expires.
The VIM. J. G. Dulany Co.. former
" Of S East Baltimore Street. Balsi-
moore. have secured temporary quarters
at 3l6 n. Charles st. See their advcr.
mcnt in another column.
The tug Julia w. Murray. which