The Penn's Grove record., 1888-09-08
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER $, 1888.
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Colored camp in Divers woods to.
morrow.
Prepare your exhibit for the Woods
town Fair.
The Cove school began last Monday
with Miss Lizzie Jacoby ~ teacher.
some estimates the damage of
the cyclone in this county at $50 900.
The Democrats will meet in the,
Band Ooln tonight to organize a club.
townsville complains of being over
Ii with Sunday excursionists of bad
character.
II. j. Shoemaker spent last week at
Williams Grove picnic with W. I. Gar
risUn, Esq.
Tuesday next is Children's Day at
the Woodstown Fair and not Wednes-
day as published last week.
The people in the neighborhood of
PerkintOwn held II shore picnic at Dial
bows Landing Oil Wednesday.
The Italian musicians left French's
hotel Oh Friday of last week. A few
summer boarders remain at the hotel.
Benjamin F. Strengthen Il Bro will
sell about seven acres of oak and hick-
DRY timber near Pedricktown Oh Oc-
l1th.
The corner stoheof Haines Neck Neck
new NJ. Z. Church was laid yesterday
with appropriate ceremonies. 1t Will
cost $1,000.
The Steamer Juniata brought an ex-
cursion from the government wharf on
the opposite side of the river above
PENIS Grove Oh Thursday.
DR.. Johnson's son Mayhem, aged
about 10 years, got his leg badly LAGER
ated Oh Wednesday by some boys push
ing the turn table on him.
II. G. Parvin spent last week at Will
liams Grove picnic, exhibiting his new
design of farm wagon. He reports a
very successful and pleasant visit.
Robert Williams who recently receiv-
cd "A pension of about S2400 has pur-
chased II acres of land neal Carney's
Point of Daniel V. Summerill, Sr.
The W. c. 7. U. heartily thanks Mr..
Elwood s. Layton for the gift of 10
fine u watermelon, which 50 timely ex.
press his appreciation of their work.
One voter split his ticket in Upper
Neck. He pasted the word against"
over the word ''fOr" 50 he could say he
voted a liquor ticket which counted the
other way.
The monthly sociable of st. Pauls
church will be held next Monday even
ing at Edward G. Bricks. Teams will
be OIL hand to take the town people out
to have a good time.
Sarah A., the wife of Augustus Cam,
of Camden died on Tuesday night.
Her remains will be brought to Penn's
Grove this morning. Services in En-
manuel church at 10 O'Clock.
John ii. Ireland, of Paulsboro, James
G. Murphy, Of Pennsgrove, and VIM.
II. Ford, of Salem. were amang the
New Jersey pensioners who had All in
crease allowed them this week.
The Parvin Iron Wagon Company
have just issued a new illustrated cat
alogue fully iIlust rating their new wag-
on the Eclipse, which has several i'm
prOvements Oh the Parvin Iron Wagon
formerly manufactured by the Com
pany.
The foil owing were the delegates
who represented Upper Penns Neck in
the Republican Congressional conven-
ton in Bridgeton on Thursday: los.
II. ElkintOn, Jos. V. Clark, George
Stanton, Thomas Hunt and Jos. ID.
Whitaker.
We know of no mode of treatment
which offers, to sufferers from chronic
diseases, ii mor certain hope OF cure
than that which is comprehended in
the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. For
purifying and invigoratimg the blood.
this preparation is %unequaled.
The friends of Miss Lizzie Sharp,
the evangelist, will be interested to
know that her invalid father, whom
she has so carefully nursed u years,
died last Sunday near Haleyvllle. aged
IS years. He had been a Christian "a
years and a subscriber to the Christian
Advocate 50 years. Miss sharp will
oon be able to return to her church
work.
People who live in new countries are
liable to he Frustrated by malarial
fevers. Inhabitants of cities, by reason
OF bad drainage and unwholesome odors,
suffer from similar diseases. Ayers
Ague Cure is warranted il specific for
all malarial pOisnns.
BE sure of number 315 Market ST.
Wilmington. Del, when in want of
pictures. Cabinets So a dozen, and a
frame size given extra with each dozen.
Customers from PENIS Grove will be
given two extra pictures which will be