The Penn's Grove record., 1886-04-24
SATURDAY APRIL "a, l.
S.


Easter Sunday is tomorrow.
Early tomatoes and Cabbage have
been set out.
Capt. Robert Dole has moved into
his new house.
The steamer Jersey Blue is undergo
ing repairs in Wilmington.
The buds that don't bloom in the
spring ira la, wont bear fruit in the
fall.
The fine spring weather has brought
forth the foliage, flowers and cherry
blossoms.
shad are plentiful and cheap so that
no one should complain of Il lack OF
brain food.
THE steamer Clyde has changed the
time of leaving Philadelphia, leaving
now at 3 o'clck z. NJ.
CFean mp the back yards is the o.
der of the day; white-washing next
and then housekeeping.
MI. w. Davis is having the front
prlor of his residence painted and fit
ted up for an ice-cream parlor.
gY1e contract for building the new
church at Pennsville was awarded last
week to Powers Bros, of Salem tor
$685..
~ hint to business men by Barnum.
ssSome say they cannot afford to anver-
rise; they mistake tlley cannot afford
not to advertise.
D.. V. Summerill, ST., has sold his
Lancewood colt TO John Hires, Of Sa-
lem. 1t proved to be entirely too fast
an animal for Mr.. S.
~ party of Philadelphia sportsmen
have leased q piece Of Mrs. Mary Di-
YRS shore ON which Tiny intend 10
etett Il very nice club house.
The room of the Jefferson club in
Salem has been Ian Isomely retitted
a ID refunished. The club is an inn
pertinent factor in Salem'S politics.
A 1-32d interest in the schooner Ril-
lie 5. Derby, which Capt. Thomas Nay
fJr, formerly commanded, was sold in
Philadelphia recently for $500.
Rev. J. Embury, son of Rev. J. T.
Price, of Quiuton, and related at Ped
ricktown, was transferred at the recent
Newark NJ. L. Conference to the Wy
oming Conference and stationed at
Scranton, Pa.
Martin B. Dolbow has been taking |
sweet potatoes to the Wilmington mar
its and getting forty cents a basket
3r them. He is the fist in the spring
and last in the fall TO take truck to
that market from Jersey.
William 5. Vanneman, of Manning
ton who has very successfully passed the
examination of the medical department
of the University Of Penna. for the
years term is home on a vacation and
has been visiting at Pennsgrove.
The steamer Mary Morgan, of Will
mington, is having about $1,000 worth
of repairs and improvement put Oh
her at the II. & II. company's yard.
Her saloons will be upholstered in plush
and her speed increased.
Charles Robinson, Il colored man,
was hung at New Castle IN Friday Of
last week for a criminal assault on a
white woman. He declared his inno-
cense to the last and some of the Della
ware papers declared it was a legal
murder.
1t will be seen by the marriage record
that Repay, as we'll as Fair Play, of
Pedricktown, has reached the reward
of his aspiration. AS Repay was
such an efficient assistant we hope he
will soon become II full fledged P(ater-
nab M(aster) with our congratulations.
DR.. ii. NJ. Flanagan, has a relic OF
the olden time. 1t is an old English
hook, being part of the history of the
"Long Parliament, +" which sat from
November Sd, 1910, to the end of the
year 1913. II was printed i'll London,
IN 1902.
The following item is going round of
the press. A farmer, who has been
testing seed corr from the butt, the
tip and middle of ears for years, finds
that the tip of the ears will ripen first,
the middle next and that from the butt
last.
Acton Post, No. 34,G. A. r., was
visited, by the Inspector Oblcer, Hon.
Edward w. Clayton, "a Past Comman-
der Of Gen. Howell Post No. 81, of
Woodbury., on last Saturday night
lie was accompanied by Past Com
mander Joseph l.. Frapklyn, of the
same Post. The evening WAS passed
very pleasantly by references to the
tunes that ''tried mems souls,
THE THREE OUTLETS of disease are the bow
els, the skin aud the kidneys. Regulate their
action with the best purifying tonic, Bardoek
Blood Buffers.
Remarked by Il G. Joiner of Allen, r. o.
Hinsdale CO Mo- "Nothing gave my theH
inatlsn sleh gu.ck rc.!es .s III Thomas f