The Penn's Grove record., 1889-12-07

/, corner Of Pitman street and Wissahick-
on Avenue. In fact, II has been so dry
that Capt. David johnson has had TO
carry water in the cellar to keep the
tubs from falling down. He has a
heater In the cellar.
List of letters remaining in the post
Office at Penn's Grove for the month
ending November 30th: Miss Lizzie AL.
len, Mrs. J. Davis, CEas. Dolbow, Mrs.
Emma Esgens ~, James G. Gibbon
H. C. Hillgrass, Mrs. Jonathan Han.
nahs, Miss Lula Smith, Isaac Prickett.
Mrs. Sadie Wilson. Miss Amy E. Wag.
ner. Persons calling for the above
please say advertised"
J. D. Whitaker, P. M.
Bedrooms should be thoroughly air
ed as o ~ the occupants have risen.
IN the morning. II the sun shines, IL
possible, let 1t food the room with its
healing beams. The night clothing
should also be hung up in air. 1t is a
bad plan to make up the bed and tuck
the night dresses under the pillow soon
after the bed Is vacated. Whatever the
outer Temperature, the bedroom should
be well purified Of night odors by a free
circulation Of fresh air.
II the postmasters throughout the
country should enforce the law in re
gard to ~deliverance Of letters to parties
thorough the post Office, all girls under
eighteen and boys under twenty-one
years Of age could not get a letter from
the post Office unless by order Of par
ents or guardians. Here is the law as
1t reads; SAN letters addressed to girls
under eighteen years of age, or boys
under twenty-one years Of age, will be
placed in care of their parents or gaurd-
ians.".
The man who keeps his name and
business constantly before the public
eye Is bound to realize the beneficial eff
fects of so doing. People will realize
in n sense, acquainted with him, and
his name will naturally occur TO them
when they need his wares. In these
busy times people do not care to hunt
up the man who has his goods for sale;
they prefer, rather. to go where their
attention is called. and then II they
find the go IDS VS. represented, the
foundation Of their patronage is laid.
President Conner says there is no.
thing new in the matter of the con.
nection Of the Delaware River Railroad
with the Reading system. He declares
the Duponts are not considering the
question and that a connection with
the Gloucester City railroad is not a
probable thing. The Delaware River
railroad is increasing in business in all
branches Of traffic, and it is expected
that the new towns by the Lincoln
Park, Paulsb"ro and Billingsport Land
Companies will material y increase pa.
tronsge. Mr.. Conner says the matter
Of extending the road to Deep Water
Point is resting quietly. The State
Board Of Railroad Assessors has in.
creased the tax on tile Delaware River
Railroad this year, and deeming it un-
just President Conner will ask for a re-
vision Of the assessment on the basis of
last years valuation.
All wool 5 A blankets at Robbins's
Harness 6tore.*
Be sure Of Beecher's, Number 315
Market street, Wilmington, DEL, when
In want OF pictures Fifteen cabinet
photographs, $500, and two extra pict-
uras frea for Jersey cu~stoiners.*
81 use Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL freely
In my practice, and recommend it In
cases OF Whoopihg Cough among chill
dren, having found it more certain to
that troublesome disease than any
other medicine l know Of"
For RENT. a good farm Of 100 acre
on reasonable terms. Apply to H. H.
DEG ROFFT, Esq. Penn's Grove.*
PERSONAL.
The marriage Of George Hannold
and Miss Irene Stratton OF Swedesboro,
10 announced to take place in the M.
E. Church next Thursday.
Harry Kille 10 suffering from an af-
that Job bore serenely. A boil
makes him carry his hand In a sling.
The friends OF James Il. Smith are
TO see he is recovering nicely
from the effects Of the surgeons knife |
and SEQ him out again.
Warren Harris and H. Griff Hewitt
leave today for st. Johns River, Flor
Ida, where they will fish for shad dur
ing the winter.
Edward M. Summerill Is attending
aRd STATIONS Business College
Philadelphia, by going up on the
every morning.
Mrs. Sarah Midlen, Of Camden, is
Waiting Mrs. Hannah A. Summerill.
Arthur Chandler, son-in-law to JOS
epb g. French, will locate in the city
IF Baltimore and engage in the general
business.
Miss Ida Morgan, of Wilmington, is
Mrs. Jos. v. Clark.
Mrs. Sallie Rothamere. of Phila., is
her sister, Mrs. Robt. X. Dole.
Miss Emma rrettyman. of Milford,
DEL, is also visiting Mrs. Dole.
Edward Sites has been III the past
week 80 he could not tend his restaur-
ant.
Mrs. Thos. Parker, Of Tuckahoe. is
her son Rev. T. q. Parker.
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