The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-27
SATURDAY MARCH, ~, 1886.
10 S.,

SAN KDA1 u, 1850,
S.
Michael Dolbow has moved on his
farm.
Thursday was a pleasant day for
moving.
The steamer Jersey Blue has been
sold again.
"Actina" cures Hay fever, and Sore
Throat.
Ducks are reported to be plentiful in
Salem cove.
The Bethel parsonage on Pitman
street is raised,
A Jackson Lawrence moved int o
town on Tuesday.
Several residents OF Pennsgrove
changed their location this year.
Maskell Ewing, of the Bay Side Fer
tilizer Co., was in town last Saturday.
Joe Bilderbldk has entered upou lis
clerkship in DR.. Jolnson's drug store.
Some of the perch fishermen have
returned from the Bay aud report poor
success.
Beware of inferior seed at this sea-
son. Time lost i'll the use of such cali
not be regained.
The steamer Mccall made a trip in
the Bay on Friday TO view the prospects
Of the shad fishing.
Mr.. r. e. Pdrvin and family and al
so some of his workmen moved to Penns-
grove on Thursday.
David Moore is building an addition
TO his dwelling house aud making 9TH
CT improvements to his property.
The Pennsgroye public school has
had 262 pupils enrolled during the year
and All average attendance of PIT.
Mr.. jesse Claypole moved from
lridgeton to Pennsgrove on Thursday
To start IA marble yard in Pennsgrove.
Don't forget that d. Sheets's is the
place to go FOR either new Jewellery or
for getting it repaired.
Prof. Pemberton P~ierce's musical
concert at Daretown last Friday even.
ing week is reported to have been a
grand success.
Those who have built new residences
and also others wish ~ornamented, fruit
or shade trees can procure the best at
Hedgetield Nurseries,
The sliad fishermen are getting ready
to catch the toothsOme shad. Some
of them have gone in the bay. AS yet
very few shad have been caught.
Mr.. George d. Shannon is building
a store house in which to store guano
He expects a car load of fertilizer from
Bayside this week to sell. Give him a
call.
Charles, son of Capt. Thomas Nay
lor, leaves to-day to become cabin boy
on the Reading coal steamer, Harris
burg, which phys between Philadelphia
aud Boston.
The steamer Clio which runs from
Philadelphia to Odessa, will stop at
Pennsville the coming season if suita-
ble arrangements in regards to wharf
age a be made.
r.. j. Shoemaker offers for sale in
another column an excellant organ at
a greatly reduced price because he
wishes to purchase another kind of in
strument.
Rev, w. Margerum and family re-
turned home from their Conference
vacation on Wednesday. Some mem
bers of his congregation rendered them
a donation supper.
The remains of Julia A. Sharp were
brought from Camden to Pennsgrove
on Tuesday morning and inferred at
the Episcopal Cemetery, Church Land
ing. She was somewhat related in
this section.
Charles Pierson died on Sunday. He
served in the 2Sth N. j. Regiment
during the wal and was wounded
through the shoulder by a rifle ball.
lie was a member of Acton Post G. A,
r., Pennsgrove. He was buried on
Wednesday with military honors cen
Quoted by the Post.
Our farmer readers attention in di-
rected to the testimonials of Mapes ma
nure sold by w. Justice & Sons, Ped
ricktown. They are written by relia-
BILE progressive farmers and shows that
the truckers need not be alarmed for "a
fertilizer if Philadelphia manure be-
come scarce.
A pure ana reliable Medicine. "A compound
find extract of roots, leaves, banks and Der
lies is BurdOck Blood Bittrrs. They cure all
diseases of the blood, liver and Md neys.
| nHolland, Mich. G. j. Doesbury publishes
the News and in It's columns strsngly recon-
na'nds Dr, Thomas Electric oil for coughs.
colds, sore threats, eata.rh and asthma.
"Actina" cures Catarrh.