The Penn's Grove record., 1886-05-15

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1t will o be hammock time, yum,
yum.
This has been a cloudy ard rainy
week.
John Wilson has lost his valuable
horse.
Fly time is coming. Put up he
net doors.
Go to j. T. Mullins, Wilmington
for fine clothing.
Tie city cousins will soon reDew
their acquaintance.
Andrew Holton is confined to his
room with sickness.
Joseph Somers's e house on Pit
man street is up and inclosed.
French's hotel received the first Dor
ders of the season last week.
Hon. John w. Wartman, of Camden,
was in Pennsgrove on Tuesday.
Averill paint for sale by DIR. johnson
IS reliable and n of the best.
The rain last Friday and Saturday
was much needed and welcomed.
Dr. ID. Garrison has moved his Office
into George St~anton's house on Frank
lin street.
VIM. G. Flanagin left Wednesday
morning for Staten Island TO fire on a
steamer.
Benjamin Dilks has been very sick
for some time. There are many hopes
for his recovery oon
Rev. G. Eivin will take as his theme
for tomorrow evenings discourse
1.-The Chicago Riot"
There should be some special punish
ment for scourdrels who will rob
preachers and steal nets.
The Salem County Board of Agricul-
ture meets this afternoon in Odd Eel
lows Hall at t.30 O'Clock.
Don't forget to help the boys along
with their festival and neck-tie socia-
bile next Saturday evening.
Gideon uolton has had a fine mar
bile step put to his residence OH Laurel
Hill. 1t is the first one in town we
believe.
Willard F. Fisher, of PelricKtown
has turned out some fine buggies from
his shof recently for part les in that
vacinity.
The steamer Clyde is now at Will
mington being over hauled for the ex-
cursion season which will begin about
the middle of June.
G. II. Dagger has ripe tomatoes in his
garden. The plants were grown in the
house and had good size tomatoes on
them before they were set out.
George Cook has receive in ad-
ditioa to his first pension of S970 an in
crease of S219 and has also been placed
on the pension roll to receive 81 a
month hereafter.
Parvin's wagon factory is nov in
working order and turning ont a few
wagons as there is but a small supply
of material on hand. This is the first
factory in Pennsgrove to give STEADY
employment.
II. j. Shoemaker has just finished a
fine crayon portrait of Mrs. David ID.
Leap s father, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Shoe
maker has more crayon portraits to
draw than he has time 70 do.
AL Staughn alias Bud Doble has sold
his trotter to a man in Philadelphia.
The boys will now be relieved and cal
contend among themselves as to who
will not have to take the dust.
During the past two weeks the catch
of sllad has decreased and the price in
creased. The cash price paid by Mr..
Tussey on the shad boat was from $40
to Sl2 last week and from SIS to SIS
this week.
The schooner J. r. p. Moore, Capt.
Gaskell, arrived at the Cove on Tues
day with 100000 shingles and $1,000
feet of lumber from Washington, n.
c., for John Summerill & Bro. She
unloaded them at Wilmington and
Chester.
The Pennsgroye public school will
have a commencement about the mid
die of June. About forty will receive
county certificates of merit and one
will graduate. Appropriate exercises
will be held and county Superintendent
r.. III. Holmes will be present to de-
liver the certificates.
An all day temperance meeting will
be held next Thursday Goth in the NJ
L. Church, Swedesboro. The local
Unions will hold an anniversary meet
Ing the same day ana other unions are
invited to participate. a union mass
meeting will be held in the evening
and addressed by Rev. j j. Pierson, OF
Woodbury..
The Secret art of beauty lies not In cosmetics.
but is only in pure blood and a healthy perfor.
nance of the vital functions, which can be OBJ
tanned by using Burdoek BLOOD Bitters.
Henry ~Sehenhals, foreman Henry krug Pack
lug Co, st. Joseph, Mo uses DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil with his men lOr sisrains, cuts
~ a.r II l. ~ hat