The Penn's Grove record., 1886-10-02
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4 ware Of the man eatcIer.

l!nB Iof me seas N oil 1HulSdaY.
The Times says there is no trouble at
the Elmer glass factory as reported.
Rev. g Elym will commence a ss1-
les Of sermons On the Labor Question
tomorrow night.
Chicken thieves are said to have been
ut work at Charles Curriden's. He
las lost IS chickens.
Head Cooper & Prices fall announce
ment. There is something i'll it that
every lady will want.
Large quantities of sweet potatoes
are being shipped from along the Della
ware River Railroad.
Joseph Johnson fell last Tuesday and
sun a hay fork into his knee which
raused him to be quite lame.
TIE old Wiley school house was pur-
chased by James Thompson and COR
verified into a wagon house.
The Parvip Iren Wagon works have
received such a incre ase in orders that
extra hands have been taken on.
The Prohibition League will meat in
their room III Elkintun's building on
leAt Monday night. All invited.
The Major Reybold changed her
ti,ne on Monday for having Philadel-
pia. She leaves now at 2 p. NJ.
IN Snmmerill and Henry Barber
were Z! 7: H~eAk's delegates to the
Gahpruatorial convent N ON Tue day
A change of time table goes into Ell
feet on the Delaware River Railroad
en- next Monday, See at the head Of
this column.
On and after October first the Del
aware River Telegraph company Will
le under control Of the Western I'm
len company. The rates will be re-
duced one-half.
1t is reported that the Salvation
ARM has been tIymg to secure quar-
tiers in Pennsgrove but have been m
suceesssul. The Army would not lie
|satressful here.
The Commissioner Of Navigation
has issued "a chcular notifying customs
officers that opcu BEATS and Soc He'd
oren yachts are + CURED by law to eX-
J. Int lights at night.
Dr. Currie, the lady physician, of
bridgeport las taken up her resid nee
at Union Corner, Penusgrove. Penhs-
grove now has seven physicians, one
under taker, and two butchers.
Borden Danser will have his photo
graph gallery open in French's grove
ON noxt Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, the last days previous
10 moving the gallery to Paulshoro.
The following were the. delegates to
The Democratic Congressional cougen
tiol. held at Woodbury. on Tuesday
James B. Springer, job Bevis, VIII
lam Lawrence, and Charles G, Aborn.
The weather is growing cooler. a
change of clothing viii be needed. }.
Il. Muilin & Sons, of Wilmington
wishes you TO b. in earnest and exam
inc their fine stock Of goods even il
You 90 not buy.
List of letters remaining in the
Ppnusgrove post office for the month
end NJ September Both: Miss Lo'tie
Green ., Horner Jacobs, , Miss Maggie
Sloeckle. Persons Calling for the above
will say adve rtlsed. w. ). Avis, +.
NJ.
On last Friday evening week about
10 o'clock a rainbow was visible in the
western sky. 1t Is Il very rare sight to
SEE Il rainiUw at night. IL would not
lave been but the full harvest moon
was shining and was caused by its re-
Election.
Oldmans was represented in the
State convention by Albert Stetser,
Lower Penns Neck by Wm. Newell,
Huntington by james Newell, Salem
ly j., p. Flynn, r.. Gwyme, Jr.,
IL, Craven, ElsinbJro by j. Bran
diff. Quinton by w. j. Casper, Allowav
by j. House.
The Elmer Times arrived last week
in an enlarged and improved form. 1t
may he said TO be a full sized local pa
yer as it now has eight PACED paper OF
five columns. We hope the people Of
Elmer and yacinity will appreciate the
enterprise OF the firm and give IL their
hearty support.
On Thursday the early monkey train
which runs to l'%aulsboro got oil the
track while taking the the switch at
G|ihbstown, consequently the $50 train
did not leave until after the the first
morning train arrived about 10 o'clock.
The 1920 train was also delayed over
an hour before leaving.
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