The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-06
DEC. 6, 1884.
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This is the season for pumpkin pies
VIM, Sack is improving his property
lbv the building of a new barD wire
fence.
MIR. Jeo .BaPDer is improving his
s~Droperty on Penn street, by the ou'lo-
ing of a new and c~ommodious barn.
tanning and Peterson had a sloop
load of salt hay to arrive, which they
have bsantunloading during the week.
w invite the ,attez4ien OF ourt6sher-
men readers to the advertisement OF
Banner Thomas. He:dealsin all fisher
,anen 5 lpplss at the lowest prices.
When you purchase Christmas pres
cents don't forget that Dr. johnson
has a fine supply of novelties suitable
for presents.
.Tlose who use hog meat at thistime
of t @ year, should in every case have
1T thoroughly cooked, as it is very often
filed with parasites.
III, Pedricktown'base ball club went
40 Woodstown on Thanksgiving to play
rae Woodstownclu The score stood
Is to II in favor Of ~PedricktaWn. J.
TIL, Broom Brigade is practicing to
make a brave charge Oh the new Church
when finished. They are good marches
and know how to handle the stick.
A losd,o of stone ~arriyedqen the aloqp
&C. S. Brown, fol the foundation OF
George Jordan's house, which he is
building on T. B. Paulin's lot on Har-
mony street.
The last barbecue held in Salem
pp;er to the ere last week was 1882,
to celebrate the election Of Andrew
jackson to the Presidency. Richard
L. Thompson superintendent the cere-
monies.
The rain on last Friday evening did
not take the enthusiasm OUT CT the
Lower Neck Democrats, as they cam
in town with their beautiful boat,
ringing bells, and burning colored
lgit
The horse clipping season has begun.
But few men will be s. cruel to
DEPRIVE an animal of its natural cover
ing yust. as winter is approaching. If
,horses are clipped at ali. it should be
in the spring or early in the fall.
The Steamer S. A. Mccall made her
last trip last Saturday. She has been
taken to fsarlau and Hollinswerth's
ship yard, where she wilfbe overhauied,
repaired and reprinted, after which
she will be laid up in deep creek for
the winter.
On Thursday the schooner Jennie
Middleton, Capt. Hatch was anchored
opposite the pier. She is bound from
Philadelphia with a cargo of empty
.molasses hogsheads for Cardenas, Cula.
Robert, son of Smith Hewitt, is first
mate on her.
The Daily Wesrs speaks very approx
inely of the wise course Sheriff Kelly
!. cook in carrying out the law, and
y refusing to make a public exhibition of
N gBulliuap's execution. He only rigidly
1complied with the law i'll allowing bat
a few to witness the execution. The
regulation on the whole isa wise ana
Wholesome one, and tends to keep pure
public sentiment and conserve morals.
THE Netes is a live progressive paper
and ably edited.
The enterta nment and sociab!e held
IN cd Fellows Hall last Saturday
evening was a grand success. The
Utmost pleasant feature of the entertain
. ,ment was the marching of the Broom
Brigade. Twenty-Five young ladies
were dusssed in white, witk red belt
and shoulder scraps, equipped Will
dust pans and brooms. Their excel
sent marching was highly commented
mon by all. About sixty dollars wa
cleared. There is talk of its being
repeated soon, which it is hoped vii
.be done.
A correspondent writes the Wood
bury Constitution and says that tn
R.paupo Chemical company has on
hundred tons 100000 lbs of eXplo
Gives stored within a stones throw o
the village Of Gibbstown, and he want
to know If She company has am Ugh
to store such quantities OF explosive
so near to towns or villages, endaneer
ing the safety of whole communities
lie thinks that if 10 law prevents Il
sae should be enacted, and he is ugh