The Penn's Grove record., 1888-05-05
SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1893.
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buy yOur wall papers VI Leap q
Son. You get them already trimmed
The circus was on attraction for sew
erxl Of our citizens In Salem on Mon
day.
Upper Penns Neck sent no delegates
to the State Democratic convention on
Thursday.
Butcher Shoemaker has frightened
his meat, shop with a coat of paint and
an artistic sign.
The Monitor says the report about
smother bank being started in Woods
town Is without foundation.
Tive strawberry festival in the Beth
81 church next Saturday evening, 18th,
will be tue first of the
On Tuesday the Phila. Press publish
ed a picture Of brother Fogg, formerly
Of the Monitor, and called 1t Senator
ingalls,.
Bargains in buttons and trimmings
at Leap & Son's.*
The Fish Commissioners of this
State will inspect the shad fishing in
dustry of the lower Delaware on the
18th inst.
Capt. J. D. Whitaker left Penns-
grove on his schooner l.. K. Getting
ham on Wednesday with q load Of
coal for Boston.
William s. yanneman, of Manning
,ton, was n of the ia doctors who
graduated from the University of
Renna on Tuesday.
The steamer Major Reybold which
has been repaired at Wilmington re-
sumed ier regular trips between Sal
EN- and Philadelphia on Monday.
Jacob Shaemaker has moved into
his rev double house on Railroad
Avenue. WIN. Featherer, Of below
Bridgeport, will occupy the other side
of it.
The South Jerseymea says the short
est courtship on record in reported in
Salem. 1t was only two hours from
the Introduction to the tying Of the
knot.
The last meeting of the old Board
OF Freeholders was held last Wednes-
day when tile accounts were settled up.
The new Board will meet next Wed.
nesday.
Today is Arbor Day at Riverview
cemetery. At 3 O'Clock exercises Coli
sisting Of singing and speaking will be
held, followed by planting OF trees and
shrubbery.
In Delaware men are not W modest
about being candidates for Office.
They advertise in the newspapers for
month before the nominating conven-
tion that they are candidates.
The South JerseynIrn says A. N. Bell,
Of Salem, caught u perch last summer
which weighed 2 pounds, 0 ozs. and
aeasu red IL inches. This beat Mr..
FeuDi mDre's caught last week.
'Sllad ars running both large and
small this year. Some of our fishermen,
sa! they eve caught 30 many half
gown shad. However we have not
seen amy Ms small rs a herring yet.
LEAP & Son have been selling a larg-
or lot OF furniture this spring than ever
before. Their facility to sell the same
quality articles at CITY prices Or lower
are being appreciated by our citizens MS
shown by their patronage.
Some of the fishermen have broke
camp at Hope Creek and arrived home
because the m~OssGunkers are so very
thick and tangle the nets so badly that
it takes a long while to untangl. them.
There are plenty Of sllad there.
II will not be lawful hereafter TO
commit children bet ween the age of
two and sixteen years to any aims
house in this State. Fm years the
county alms.houses have been crowded
with little children, who were eorrup-
ted by the associations.
GO To Leap Il Sons and see their
dress gOnds.N
List OF Letters remaining in the
Post Office at PennsgrOve, for the
month ending April 30: VIM. McNick-
els. Takob MuRgli, Gottleib q reis Mrs.
Mary Fisher, Rotert Eskridee, Miss.
R-becca Strengthen, Miss. Anna l..
Harbert, Mr.. A. Zanzus. Persons call
ing for the above will please say adver-
tised. W.. 5. Avis p. NJ.
IT you want to buy an organ on elsy
terms, call at the Post Ofice.*lV
JOS. J. Summerill having SID out
his Insurance. business to MI, Action,
of Salem, the Insurance Co., bf North
America, Of Phila., and German Ameri-
can. of New York, have appointed j.
W. Trumbull as their agent for Penns-
grove and vicinity. Mr.. Trumbull now
represents several strong and reliable
home and foreign companies
A revivifying Of natures latent for
ces ecu every spring. At this time,
better than at any other. the blood
may be cleanssi from the humors
which infest it. The best and most
popular remedy to use for this purpose
Is Ayers Compound Extract Of Sars-
.spsriila.