The Penn's Grove record., 1889-10-19

| hid In their cellas was untrue. Such
reports should never be started with
| out some foundation rs they are an in
justice TO all concerned. There Is no
| foundation for the report whatever.
Leon Albeit and Gov. Green will ad-
| dress . Democratic mass meeting in
Green's opera house, Woodbury., next
Monday evening, 21st. A special train
will BE- run along the Delaware River
railroad leaving PENIS Grove at $40,
stopping at all stations; returning after
the meeting. Fare from Penn's Grove
and Pedricktown, $50. Z
Politics are warming up as election
grows near. Some Of the fishermen are
hauling Albeit over the GOALS for not
annihilating Delaware in the spring of
1885 when some of our sturgeon fisher
men were arrested and their boats and
nets held for violating the laws OF that
state. II It had not been for Gov. Abb
bett we doubt whether u fishermen
would have ever gotten their boats and
nets 90 easily as they did.
This years crop Of sweet potatoes
has been the largest n ever raised in
this region and but for It and the fair
| prices received some Of the farmers
would have y harder time than they
will have. The crop along Salem Creek
Was the most extraordinary ever known
For three weeks the two steam barges
| which load at Courses Landing took
from 5000 TO 5000 baskets to market
each trip, and the barge Sheridan,
which loaded at Wright's Landing had
good loads, vs. many NJ 5000 baskets
some times.
Fruits Of all kinds at Stites's.*
The Teachers institute for Salem
County will be held 1T Atlantic City,
commencing next Wednesday, 23d, and
| closing on Friday. The rules prescrib-
ed by the State Board of Education is
that all teachers shall be required to
attend the annual institute, held in the
County in which they are teaching.
except for cause satisfactory to the
County Superintendent; and no deduc-
tion shall be made by Trustees from
the salary Of teachers for the time they
are In actual attendance upon said In
stitute. Railroads will sell excursion
tickets from all stations.
Catarrh is in the blood. No cure for
this loathsome and dangerous disease is
possible until the poison is thoroughly
erxdicated from the system. For this
purpose, Ayers Sarsaparilla Is the best
and most economical medicine. Prices
81. Six bottles, S.. Worth S. a bottle.
sEIAD FIsHERMEN's MEETING.
The Shad Fishermen's Protective So
cisty met in Munyan's ice " par
lor last Saturday evening. There was
q fair attendance and an increased in
terest shown. Eight more new menu
bers Joined, making the membership at
PENIS Grove nearly fifty and the en-
tire membership In the County over
one hundred. 1t Is urged that those
who purpose joining will dc so at the
next meeting so that they may receive
'ne Doaenis 'nss .i'o'. w "no
quested that every member attend the
next meeting. as there will be business
vhicb cannot he successfully transact.
I'd vitbout the presence Of every mem
bara. Next meeting next SATURDAY. ey.
enius. a6th. at Munyan,s restaurant. at
= O'Clock.
HArcocx,s BR1peE r1sHERMEN
ORGANIZE
On Monday evening Gen. Stanton
and Edw y Harris. Of Penn,s Grove.
Visited the shad fishermen ut Hancock,s
Bridge. After Messrs. Harris and
stanton addressed M sshermen nm tbe
mrnosa and benefta tn he derived from
-or.an,zinO. thu fourteen fshermen pres-
ent oresni,ed bv electine the following
~ofRcsrs. President. Gen. Smith: Vice
President. WIN. G. Fennimore: Score.
tarv. VIM. A. Davis: Assistant Sec.
Lake r. CARL: Treasurer. Samuel z,
simukins: Executive Committee. WIN,
Grisoom. Samuel Little. Lewis Sbep-
pard. Gilbert Hancock and John Baker.
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vknH liked FAMILY RELATIONS
Ja-Rar.onv;,le Ind . family that cap
boast OF the most curtOuSly c0mplicat-
..,,on.h c- 800 !,
u I~0ihCiOnsniP. oouo years 3 =
vvidovor pcmod Morgan vbo had o
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