The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-17
SATURDAY, MARCH II, 1888.
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The foot paths got there this year.
ID. p. Leo ard is fishing for sturgeon
in Virginia.
Read Trumbul's adv. Of cheap fruit
and shade trees.
Reimer Henricks lost a valuable
horse on Saturday.
Tie steamer Majoy Reybold will re-
sumo hel rips next Monday.
Mrs. Mary Ella Ray, nee Davenport,
of Philadelphia, is visiting her mother.
Clement A. borden adjourned hisauc
ton sale at Courses Landing until to-
day.
Place "a chip under a horses tongue
to divert its attention will stop its
baking.
Considerable ice about two inches
thick WAS made in the river by the
blizzard.
lJdfiu clhcCto 'lO Va ouA o6Ne AS''
dents was buried on Thursday in En-.
manuel Cemetery.
Rev. w. A. Allen, Of Pennsville
went 70 Conference on Thursday after.
noon from Pennsgrove.
The best way 10 remove anything in
the ,ye, 1t is said, is not to rob the one
Affected but the other II
We have received II very read
able letter from Old Point Comfort
too late for publication this week.
subscribers who change their resi-
dence should not fail TO let us know so
their RECORD will not he delayed in
reaching them.
Charles d. Naylor, has secured a
position in Strawbridge Is Clot HERS
store, Philadelphia, aud reported for
duty on Friday.
We often lear complaints of our
railroad. The sno blockade may
teach as to appreciate the accommuda
lions II dos give.
The Delaware River rallrord il a
.lc hos Sc read but it did not get stuck
SO bad in the snow but that it got out
before some others.
Mr.. John stiles, one of Salrm's young
energetic business men, had /" spend
a few days in Pennsgrove owning To
the snow blockade.
The sale of the Thomas Murpl,y
property in Pennsgrove has been al
journed until next Thursday. see nJ-
tices of adjournment.
Jonn Denny arrived home IRON
South Carolina OH Wednesday vening.
He reports The shad fishing good at
Georgetown this winter.
\ recent decision of the State su-
preme court is that County and Stase
Iaxes.mus, be paid by collectors out OF
of he nrst moneys received by them. I.
Dell wal fishermen, have to take out
iicerse by April LIST to fish III their
own slat,. A failure to do so subjects
them TO the peaties of non.rtsidenls.
Samuel j. HI, % W""ds own,
came to PennsgY&Rc on Wednesday
mo.Iing. He came fal as the old mill
in n sleigh and then borrwel ii wagon.
Attend your school dislr ct meeting
neat Tuesday evening and Vote for
the m, n for school superintendent who
takr AN interest in education al mat
s.rs.
Auburn was showed under on election
day but it takes a harder SNOW and
blow than Tuesday to keep the Eagle
tuwners'' from reaching Pel,hsgrove to
vote.
Thomas Davis, formerly II clerk in 5.
r. Leap & Sons store, paid his old
friends at PeDnsgrove a VISIT this
week. He has been travelling i'll the
West.
Capt. john Patten arrived home on
Wednesday evening. His sIoOp Re-
bt cca Stevenson he left AT Chester
loaded with manure She w~eathe!ed
the storm.
Capt. Thomas NaylUr left Fernando
da Fla, Oh Wednesday of last week
with a load of lumber for New York.
He wa in the storm, no doubt. His
family feel much concerned about him
Dandelions, it is stated, i'll pasture
form valuable food for cattle, and es-
pecIally for dairy COWS. 1t was found
when the cows wer. put Un the field
with many Of these plants their yield
OF milk was improved both in quality
and quantity.
III the st. Paul's Sabbath schoo
on last Sabbath Rev. I. G. Carman
was pleasantly surprised by being pre-
scented with IA pair of handsome gold
eye glasses. They were the gilt Of
his Sabbath school class. selected from
the stock of Mr.. Frank Simkins
and presented by Mr.. William Yeager,
All the elements which nature re-
auires, to make the hair beautiful and
! abundant, are supplied in Ayers Hair
Vigor. This preparation keeps the
scalp free from dandruff, prevents the
hair from becoming dry and harsh,
! and makes it flexible and glossy,
Wanamaker's Book Nsws for March
contains muie than the usual variety
Of interesting matter. The portrait is
that of Gen. Lew Wallace, famous as
soldier, diplomat and novelist.