Democratic messenger., 1889-09-28

Attention Is called 10 the advertise.
mcnt of Household and Kitchen furniture
by Mrs. Susan Croppcr in this issue. Al
this sale will be offered an opportunity
to buy furniture, velvet, brussels and in
grain carpets. hand and hanging lamps
sewing machine, pictures, frames and 9th
er articles enumerated In the advertise
mcnt. All Of these goods are compara-
lively new and in good condition and per-
sons wishing TO buy any household arii-
clcs should attend.
"A private car for The use OF the OFF,
GERS and contractors of the new Baltimore
and Eastern Shore railroad stood in the
Clayton yard few hours yesterday aitcr-
noon, and was inspected by a large mum.
bcr of persons. II is fresh from the shops
Of Jackson X Sharpe, Wilmington, and
was In charge ofW. &. Zane, who will de.
liver IL to officers Of the road at Easion.
II is handsomely fitted up with parlor
and dining room, bed room and kitchen.
All 0i the rooms are furnished with mod.
crn appliances for convenience and com.
fort.-C1dyton CaA.
--Mcssrs. Clayton J. Purncll, William
$. Wilson, John p. Moore, Thomas NJ.
Purncll and John j. Collins have formed
stock company and purchased the cleo
trio light plant and fixtures Of Mcssrs.
Collins, Vincent n Robins and will run
and control them in the future. The new
company will erect suitable building and
the plant will bc removed from the mill
Of Mcssrs. Collins. Vincent & Robins,
where il now is, and will hc placed In the
new building where all necessary machin-
cry will be put In for running the light 10
suit those who patronizc the new compa-
ny. They will run the lights all night if
Il can he made pay.
'--Iillian Croppcr a bright mula,io girl
was arrested and placed IN Jail last Thurs
day on the charge of having obtained
from Icwclcr, John W. Vincent several
pieces of jewclry on the 10Th inst. The
girl got the jewelry by forging the name
OF young layy 10 note TO Mr. Vim.
cen, requcstI her to send her the pieces
named and 4 siained. Mr.. Vincent sus.
picioncd " girl nj the time. but he let
the ieweY go and questioned her about
II. but I'D. s,oIy was so straight that he
was induced 10 believe H. lie is fortunate
in catching the thief and getting back
par, of the jewelry. The girl was placed
in Jail 10 wait the action of the grand
jury.
MIR. Lcmuel B. Purncll, formerly n
resident Of this town. was married nj his
home in Taylorvllc, H.. on Wednesday,
September 18th inst, To Miss Mary f.
Barry. very accomplished young lady
Mr. purncll left here young man in the
Fall of 1876 and located in Shclbyyillc,
H.. where he engaged in the drug bust.
ness with Mr.. l.. :. Seaman. After be.
coming well acquainted with the business
lie bought out branch store belonging To
Mr.. Seaman, in Taylorvillc, and branched
out on his own responsibility. by the cx
crci>c of his indomi,nble energy, enter
prise and industry he has succeeded in
building up II very lucrative business,
which has enabled him 10 erect for him.
self very handsome dwelling and store
house equal TO the best in the town. His
many friends here, both young and old,
will he glad to learn of his success and
will join us in wishing him and his bride
many long and happy years of married
life.