The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-10
SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1893.
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Ell our Slfeet TIE past "ech'
Warren Risner and wife settled in
their home on Thursday.
Mrs. Chlissie Rogers visited friends
a. INTERCHANGEABLE during the week.
The first electric street railway in
Wilmington was opened on Monday.
Mondays snow storm should have
been postponed until warmer weather.
1t is probable that Rev. T. c. Car
man may not return to st. Pauls
Church.
Mrs. Abner H. Simkins, of Camden,
paid her Pennsgrove friends a visit on
Wednesday.
The big Geo. Dolbow farm was not
sold last Saturday, it not being bid over
1872 per acre.
Frank, SOIL of Rev. T. G. Carmall,
will begin as clerk in DR.. Johnson's
dru, store this morning.
Jos. X Elkinton arrived home on
Monday evening from Florida. lie
looks hearty and sunburnt.
The appearance of the steamer
Major Reg bold on Monday enlivened
,',e appearance of our town.
Sever of the twelve applicants for
teachers certificates at the recent ex-
amlnc.s,on passed successfully.
Frank C. Simkins announces in an
other c,lumn the opening of the new
jewellery store in Summerill's block.
Stanton's sale on Thursday brought
more strangers in town from the
surrounding country than has been
here for some time.
The annual session Of the New Jersey
VI. F.. Conference will begin in Broad
way Church, Camden next Wednesday
l4ti,. Bishop Foss will preside.
About a hundred members Of st.
fauls Church visited Rev. I. c. Car
nuan al d family on Thursday evening
and gave him II donation of several
dollars.
Jos. J. Summerill has charge of law
yer C~ly,ne,'s flee in Woodbury. while
he is in Florida. MIR. Clyner is coun-
90, FOR the lady in the DR.. Carr breach
Of ""nmise Case.
rav. W. Margerum will close his
three years. pastorate at Emmanuel
church tomorrow by il memorial SER
moi OH those members of the church
who died the past three years.
On Friday evening of last week Mrs.
Sailie Pidgeon was very agreeably sur
pri,-d by about sixty relatives and
friends visiting her at the residence OF
h RATHER Clement B. Lanning.
The ~ iGe C Rev. VIM. A. Allen,
!%laainr of the Methodist Episcopal
Church at Pennsville, was found dead
" bed Tuesday morning. She was
lkurriedc on Friday at Pemnsville.
ErSt, ,yhere will be found the adver-
senent of DR.. Jones, II Patterson,
{ho will visit our town next week.
lad What he has to say and the testi-
5kon ais of cures he has ell, cited.
ICs';;A Sheets who rs been in the
Slate Asylum for about six years died
last Saturday. His remains wet
brought to Pennsgrove and inferred in
Emmanuel cemetery on Tuesday. He
WAS age 46 years old.
Every Democrat interested i'll good
township government should attend the
caucus in Odd Fellows Hall this af-
~ternoon. Don't stay away from the
caucus and then complain because
good men don't get nominated.
Leonard A. Stanton sold 10 western
horses OH Thursday for prices from
800 to $40 each, at ali average price
of Sl42. They brought better prices
than horses sold at vendues this spring.
Mr. Stanton has several horses remain
ing for sale.
The following resident Masons, of
PehnsgrOve, who have held their mem-
bership with lodges AT a distance have
organized 3 Pennsgrove Lodge: J. ID.
Claypoole, W. NJ; II. II. DeGrofft, 5.
NJ; Jas. E. Smalley, J.. W; II. NJ.
Flanagan, J. W Trumbull, :. r. Leap
J. ID. Whitaker, and t. G. Carman.
Pennsgrove has Il woman scdrer .
Some women have been scared by an
object rising up on the inside of the
fence at Richard Lunmis's and some
OF our brave NEIL have quailed before
il. Miss Lizzie jacob was scared
along the Cove lare Oh Wednesday
night by some one over IN the field
following her. These scare crows
need "a dose of lead To correct their
sport.
If you want u good organ call at the
Post Office. W. 5. Avis, Agt.
Ee'The best re-cleaned Western
clover seed at s. per bushel, for sale
at John Summerill Il Bro.
Cler gymen, lawyers, public speakers,
singers, and actors, all recognize the
of our most eminent public men says
1T is the best remedy III It can be pro-
cured for all affections of the voca ~
gans, throat. and lungs"