The Penn's Grove record., 1889-04-13
P r 10, 1889.
10 DEALS s.

SAIUhDAI AfhlL ID, 1905.
4 S.
Easter will be tomorrow week.
The farmers are busy turning up the
shining glebe.
The warm spring weather this week
has caused vegetation to jump.
Mumps are swelling the jaws in this
region. Five in Ped. Sparks's family
b ave them.
No services were held In Emmanuel
church last Sunday because of the pas
tors death.
Rev. W. s. Barnart, of Gloucester
City, will preach in Emmanuel church
tomorrow, 14th.
The steamer Jersey Blue has COM
menced running between Bridgeport
and Philadelphia.
Ex-Sheriff Casper was in town on
Thursday and cheered our santum
with his genial presence.
The Mite Society of st. Panls M. E.
Church propose having a Children's
Entertainment the third week in May.
The few sweet potatoes that have
been left 9 are worth from 81 to
$3.50 per barrel. Small sweets bring Is
cents a barrel.
The Penn's Grove public school held
no session on Tuesday morning to re.
spect the funeral Of the dead pastor Of
Emmanuel church.
Edward j. Fawcett, a graduate of
the RECORD Office and a champion type
slinger in a Philadelphia office, was
home on q visit last Saturday.
W. s. Avis, of Camden, had a horse
driven to death last Sunday by a brutal
driver. A new law passed this session
of the legislature will make it rough
for him.
Philip Doerr s. Sons plant an adver-
tisement in the RECORD this week
which we hope our readers will make
profitable to him. Buy Of those who
lets you know what you want and
where to find it.
Frank Smythe, son Of Rev. Henry
Smythe, of Philadelphia, returned
home from a trip through England,
Ireland, and France last Sunday and
paid IA visit to his friends, Charles and
James Summerill IN Monday.
Rev. e. s. Powelson preached in ST.
Luke's NJ. P. Church, Philadelphia
last Sunday. Rev. VIM. Mitchell
filled the pulpit of Bethel church in
the afternoon and Rev. Enoch Chester,
Of Sharptown, in the evening.
The Phila Neps says. that the shad-
and sturgeon fishermen of the Della
ware river will be advised Of the ap-
preaching ocean steamer by the bomb.
This will allow them time to take in
and save their nets, many Of which
have been destroyed by these boats.
The steamboats, which run up the
river from Philadelphia to Beverly and
Trenton together with all the hotel and
wharf property owned BY the company
have passed into the hands of the Cape
May and Delaware Bay Navigation Co.
which runs the Republic and John A.
Warner.
Louella B.. Cook, wife of James
Strengthen, both formerly of Penn's
Grove, died in Camden last Saturday
of consumption. They were married
on February 7th. Her body was brought
to Penn's Grove on Saturday and
buried In Riverview Cemetery on Tues.
day afternoon.
Pastor J. Berger, of the Pedricktown
Baptist church, informs us that their
little chapel Is too small to accommo-
date the number, who come to worship
and that they expect TO erect a new
building soon. Rev. Geo. w. Kruse,
of Chester, will preach there to-mor-
NOW evening at "a O'Clock.
Az the Township Committee have re-
fused 10 take q deed for enough land
for q road from Railroad Avenue at
jacob Shoemaker's house to Main st.
David and samuel Simpkins have open
ed It fol- travel instead of going through
the red tape formality of having out.
LAYERS appointed at much expense.
Jomaa q J.avton one of Inner Neek,s
naru WORKING, uhoStentaei"ho' hone'',
upright farmers who was much feSpec-
.,
TED, 0le0 AZ 0 O'CLOCK Weunesudy niorh-
In. Nearly oil. wiptar ba snffered
lug. rooiiJ al INV no '"A1
with bronchitis which became so bad