The Penn's Grove record., 1884-11-29

lie IBniiS GIOfe httlulHg Cltlt
will meet on Monday evening, at Jos
crh 4. Clark's to reorganize.
The schooner Raindeer, from NOrtt
Carolina, arrived at the Cove for Sum.
merrill & Bro, With a cargo of lumber
but proceeded to Chester to unload
S there was not enough water at the
Cove wharf TO float her.
AIR. Frank w. Tussey, who is spend
ing Thanksgiving at his fathers, gave
us a pleasant call on Thursday. He is
enterprising Penns Grove boy, who is
prospering ia the dry goods business.
MI South jersey merchants should
call at his place of business, 4O7 Mar
ket Street, rhilad'a.
We have received from the SOUTH
JEEsEYMAN "A pamphlet, which con-
tains q complete account of Ella Wat
sons tragic death, and Sulliran's
arrest, trial AMI confession. 1t coli
tains a life like picture Of Miss Watson,
and of her murderer Sullivan. 1t is a
neat publication, and is sold for % cts.
In reading a newspaper never fail
to look Over the advertisements as
there is always new ones each week.
Many fail to do this. and miss many
things that might be of interest to
them, because they think they are
always the same. Never fail to read
our new advertisement Of John Wanna
ker, as there will I've a different one
each week.
Farmers v the game on their
farms as much as they do the grain
raised, and they have a perfect right to
exclude gunners if they want to. 1t
is generally the practice for spor;smen
from cities aud elsewhere to swoop
down upon the game, and clean it out
before the farmer gets time to gun,
and they 2rowl and get mad if the far
mer wants TO save some of the game
for himself aud friends.
We have received a copy eacl. of
Rays of Sunshine aud christmas
Carols" edited by Professors Adam
Geibel and Pemberton Pierce. Rays
of Sunshine is a neat little book, well
bound in board cover, and contains a
fine collection of sacred songs, suited
for Sunday School worship. Ii is com-
mendable not only for true musical and
poetic merit but for its cheapness,
Price Is cents each, or $1,000 per 100,
The Christmas Carol contains a well
chosen selection Of songs suitable for
Christmas exercises. Price ) cents
per copy: So % per hundred.
After the Steamer Susie A. Mccall
had gotten on her course TO Whining
ton on her first trip on last Saturday
morning, she collided with the schooner
Joseph r. Ellis, which was riding at
anchor just off the pier. 1t was SO
very foggy that the pilot on the Mccall,
who is always very careful, could rot
see aud the Ellis failed to ring her fog
bill as .he should every two minutes
by law. A lot of railing on the Nc
Call was torn away, but she was other
wise uninjnred. The damages to each
boats is estimated at 500. The JOS
eph L. Ellis is owned by Capt. Baxter
of Philadelphia, who is well known
here.
One of the most cursed acts, and one
that should be dealt severly with, is
the stealing of the farmers whips and
blankets, when they come III Town on
Saturday evenings. 1t has been car
ried OH for a long while, and is increas-
ing rapidly. The farmers should take
measures to stop it, as it is annoying
for IA man to have to buy one or two
extra blankets every winter because
some rascal is mean enough to seal
what had TO be earned by hard work.
These thieves do not live near, but as
a general thing come from q distance.
Charles Norton, Morrison, Featherer
and William Sailor have lost either
whip, robes or blankets in the past two
weeks. Let the people see to it that it
is stopped.