The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-03

I tAAFAAAAAG bANf WIN VI AtDANAks NAtA
lives at The Perkintovn saw mill, Eel
down n well near the house and was
drowned.
NJ s. #. Smith gives Our readers an
invitation TO visit her store and exam.
inc her stock Of ladies' misses aud
children's wear which she offers III
low prices.
The October term Of court will must
probably bo along one. There are six
teen prisoners in the county Jail await
ing trial besides several other interest
ing cases.
There were two or three pugilistic
encounters on the street on Saturday
evening. When some one is endowed
with p }wcr from a borough authority
order viii lie kept.
When you Think of getting your
clothing for winter don't forget that
the best goods at the lowest prices are
to bs had at the BOSTON one price cloth
ing house in Wilmington. Read their
advertisement.
Miss Lena r. Abrahams, Of Wood
lawn, Nd, who was visiting relatives
at p%ennsgrove recently died at the resi-
dence of John S. Newell, in Salem, on
Friday morning after about two weeks
Illness.
The Jersey turner's who land truck
on Front street wharf Wilmington have
been suffering nightly depredations
from petty thieves. "a baskets Of po-
tatoes we're stolen at one haul q few
nights ago.
On Last Friday evening week q large
party gathered at the house Of Thomas
Norton ST.. to celebrate the birth day
anniversary of his youngest daughter
Maria. There were about forty cou-
Piles present who enjoyed themselves
in social games and other amusements.
We hear no more of the borough
movement i'll P~ennsgrove. Can it be
that our peighbors hove Abandoned the
project WoodStoton Register.-No, it
has not been Abandoned but rests for
the present. 1t will be sat IN motion
agaiA o
Two conyicts were whipped az New
Castle, Delaware, on last Saturday
morning. One, a colored man, stood
an hour in the pillory and received
twenty lashes for larceny. James
Kirk, white, was given ten laslcs for
burglary.
The following named letters remain
uncalled for in the post office at Penns-
grove for the month ending September
Goth. Georgianna Coleman, Geo. d.
Knop, MI. George w. Lodge. Mr..
Sampson harrington, w. p. McNich-
OILS, Miss Ida Pedrick, Mr. Charles
Rantz, Minnie ReinecBe, MI. David
Sharp, Mr.. Horace Vinsin.
Those who wish photographs OF the
Major Reybold as she appeared after
being wrecked by the cyclone can pur
chase them at Jos. a. Maybin's, 2lS
Market St. Wilmington, or by leaving
their order at the RECORD office where
pictures can be seen. There
are three sizes and prices exit inches,
81; 7x53, so cents; three different ster-
copic views 25 cents each. Q
PEcK's SUN, published at Milwau-
kee, Wisconsin, is the most humorous
in America to-day. Geo W.
Peck, it's editor and proprietor stands
without an equal as a humorist. He
believes in making people happy, and
no one can be otherwise who reads his
most excellent paper, Our readers are
to read the prospectus Of Peck's
Sun, in acothcr column, Sample COZ ,
les mailed free to any address.
Pennsgrove is out of the wilderness
and a good future ls to be looked for.
remember, did some pion-
a big town has not arisen with
out exertion. We all know who toiled
TO push the railroad here and l am
glad they are living, too, to witness
triumph. Now if the spirit of
progress would lay hold on capitalists
and give willing hands labor, who
would dare conjecture its future.-R
h SNnbeam.
On Tuesday evening Nikomis Tribe,
No. 70. of Red Men Of Pennsgruye
we're visited by their Great Saciiem,
Clark Coles, Of Camden, past Great
Sachems, Stevens, of Trenton and q.
Pedrick, of Camden, Deputy, 7.
of bridgeport and a number Of
Red Men from several adjoin-
.ribes in the distr ct. Nikomis tribe
n~tertained them with coffee, rolls and q
'ruit supper at brother Jas. Munysn's
estaurant.