The Penn's Grove record., 1885-11-28

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1885,
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Visit the w. C. T. u. reading room

Lynn Thompson is chorister at Eman-
uel Church.
1t has been a stormy week. Old Sol
has o showed himself much.
The revival meeting at Pennsyille
cont inue with %unabatlng interest.
See that you spei,d these long even
ings in such a way as to profit you in
future life.
Henry Bob II has moved to Will
mington so as to be allowed to fish Oh
that side next spring.
Bert Forkum and Jos. S'lrouds, Jr.
of P~ennsville, have gone to Florida,
to fsl during The winter.
Don't be Il clam and read S. r. Leap
& Bros advertisement. There is
something in it you want.
William Sack ST.. left las. We tx for
Florida where he will en- sagesin stur
geoh fishing during the winter.
Rev. j.. ". Grant preached The
the Thanksgiving sermon IL Emanuel
Church on Thursday morning.
On Tfurslay Charles Il. Summarill
shot 4 large white owl which is Il rae
c uiosity. II measured six feet from
tip tip Of its wings.
An mdolent mind delights in idle Cos
sip. Get to- talking on something of
Importance aud you soon fluid out how
little you know.
An early winter and an early spring
is what the farmers like. We have the
prospect of the former and will tell
you later about the latter.
Revival services at st. Paul's Church
Il increasing in interest. Several have
been converted, An all-day ne ting
was held ON Wednesday.
If o have a thirst for knowledge
and like to read, start reading the
course of the Chautanqua Literary
ard Scientific Circle, There shcull be
&C. l.. S. c. in town.
The comm ncement of the Penns-
grove Musical Academy will be held
sometime ir the rear future. The ia
nous West Quartette has been enga g.
ed for the occasion.
There was a man once on atime who
thought him wonderous wise. lie
swore by all the tabled gods he'd never
advertise. But the goods were adver-
tised ere long, and thereby hangs a
tale. The all. was set in %nonpariel,
and headed ''Sheriff's Sale"
John and Gilbert Denny left on Fri
day for Baltimore where they viii
take a steamer to Savannah They
expect to join Capt. John Smith and
hp .ew there and journey the rest of
tie way to Jacksonville on the Sharpe
yacht.
. The steamer Major Reybold changed
her trips on last Monday. She leaves
Salem at s A. 81. on Mondays, Wednes-
days, ana Thursdays ; returning leaves
Philadelphia at noon CA Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Four criminals-two for larceny and
two for burglary-were dashed at the
whipping post in New Castle, Della
ware, on Saturday. Two of them
we're made to stand in the pillory an
hour. Some Of the daily papers con-
taiHed pictures and glowing accounts
Of this antlquated relic of u larbaric
age.
This afternoon at the opening of the
w G. Il. Z. Reading Room and also
ut their meeting in the Bethel Church
this evening. Mr.. Charles Rail-, of
Mount. Holly, Who las a noted repnta-
ton as q temperance orator, will be
present and speak On thu subject of
proilib ition. 1t is requested ti,ut all
lepr, s-nt who csn 10 C, ntribute tow
sid tie reaiing room.
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.Haye ussd Dr. 1i'aaias' Eelectric Oil Tor
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