The Penn's Grove record., 1888-02-04


fiddle Stanton has moved into
P~eunsgrUve.
Sweet potstoes have advanced to
SIS so a barrel.
The "vandu" is low tue popular
entertai, ment OF the farmers.
Capt. Aladdin Dole is also home, his
schooner being now in North Carolina.
March 25th. moving day, comes Oh
Sunday this year. Moving day will be
on Saturday.
Old Sol Oh Wednesday aud Thursday
Knocked the icy foundation out from
under 81, ighing.
Capt. Alvin Hatch is Spending the
winter at home. His schooner lays at
Cooper's Point.
Theo. Fish and wife were serenaded
OH Tt e.day night. The cslithumpians
made a loud time.
Samuel Hurff will quit farming in
the spring and engage in the butcher
business at WONlstowm.
WIN. Miller, the old End st. butcher
OF Wilmington, we'll known by many
Jersey market men, is dead.
TIE Pennsgrove Band will give u
dramatic entertainment on the 22nd,
entitled "Frults Of the Wine Cup
Interesting revival services ure in
progress ut the Auburn NJ. +. Church.
Fifteen were at the altar Sunday even
ing.
Chicken thie yes have been relieving
C. q. Locusoa, David Taylor, ana C.
Costil, of Auburn, Of many Of their
surplus poultry.
Henry Barber has received six car
loads of coal which will cause Penus-
grove to remove the idea Of u coal
famine far from their minds.
When 1t is low water ut the Della
ware Capes it is high water in Pills
ad.lphia, or low water at Philadelphia
1t Is high water at the Capes.
Did you see the eclipse IN Saturday
EVENING" IT, was most beautifu III at 7
O'Clock when the col0rs Of the solar
spect run were tremendously blended.
Thf Auburn. people will give All Oh.
terta lament in Taylor's Hall this even
ing, tunsisting Of Rotations and sing
inx. Proceeds for the NJ. E. Church.
Cvk. E. Reyhold has an ice yacht on
he sails in the Delaware and
Chess 1peake canal. He made q trip re-
c-n,lJ At the rate Of y mile n minute.
Job G. Moore, formerly of Penns-
Crawl in now travelling aalsman for
Hoo & Bonbright, dry good merchant
OF PhIla. lie WAS in Pennsgrovs OF
MONDAY.
Ths eastern channel Of the Delaware
has bten completely blocked with ice
for Two week and only large ocean
stesuler have crushed their way up and
down the W western channel.
Thursday was Ground Hog day.
AS he saw his shadow, the day being
clear, he went back into his roost to
wait until the six weeks of bad winter
weat er passes before spring weather
comb.
Cant. Naylor, with n load Of hay
OH hin schooner bound for Charleston,
S. G., and Capt. }. D.. Whitaker, with
a loa,s of empty h~ogsheads, for Card
drnas, Cuba, are both frozen fast In
Boston harbor.
Last Saturday forenoon Charles
Bawen's residence caught tire bet ween
the weather boards and plaster and re-
suited in a serious damage but for
timely notice. The plaster was knock
I'd off and the fire extingu ished. 1t
caught through u defective flue.
We desire the attention of u rea-
ders to our combination with the De-
troit Free Press, which is n of the
best humorous papers published. It
publishes the original reports of the
Lime Kiln Club which ia seen quoted
in many other papers. Those who
wish to subscribe a get it ut reduced
rates at the RECORD office.
Through the favor Of Cashier Tall
4asn, of the new Bank of Woodbury.
we had the pleasure OF viewing the
money vault Of that promising insti-
tuition. II is a ''dandy" and the
time lock Of the large door Is a beau
tiful piece of mechanism. The beau
tiful building, ard the accommodating
manner of Cashier Tallman and Teller,
John Truit will surely merit the pat.
ropage of the people. We think it ad-
visable for them to start a branch bank
at Pennsgrove.
at is worth its weight In gold," Is
a common expression. But, while the
value Of gold Is easily affected, the
worth Of Ayers Sarssparilla, rs a
blood purifier, never depreciates. II
will eradicate scrofula from the system
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