The Penn's Grove record., 1889-03-02

| UnCe Spfedu u tiich CONctihB III tt1AulOll
baking soda over the injured part, then
tie a cloth over it. 1t gives speedy re-
lief.
Some Upper Neck Democrats say the
| Prohibition ticket will be theirs here
after, II the Democrats repeal local OPP.
ton. We have no; a bit of doubt but
| that Is the sentiment of hundreds all
over the State.
List Of letters remaining in the post
office at Penn's Grove, for the month
ending Feb. %, 1889: David J. Flana-
gin, Gen. U. Gregson. Persons calling
for the above please say advertised.
j. ID. WHITAKER, p. NJ.
WOodworkersli If you want good
tools, ask your trader for Cages Self
Setting Plane, or send to the Company
at Vineland, Nj, for circulars, A
two cent stamp will bring circulars and
a carpenters lead pencil if this paper is
mentioned.
The first very cold wave this season
reached here last Saturday and pulled
the mercury down to 4 degrees on sun
day morning. The river Wits frozen
solid to the channel. Those who had
not their ice houses filled had an oppOr-
tunity for a good ice harvest.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Linch, of Philadel-
phia, has purchased the Elkinton hotel
property, foot Of Main St., PENIS
Grove, but not the grove, of George H..
and Susan Elkinton fm $4,000. She
will accommodate summer boarders.
She is a sister to Henry Barber.
Surprise parties, and some which do
not surprise, where they were, who was
there, who did not get invited, who did
he take, Who got left, what did they do,
who chews fence pals, and when did
they get home, is absorbing the minds
of many of our citizens now.
"Let a girl bleach her hair" says a
Boston doctor. .'and within three
months she will have trouble with h r
eyes, pains IN the iiead' ana De well on
the way toward some nervous disord-
er requiring q doctors ervices haif the
time" And yet they Will bleach
The Standard says Daniel Jaquette,
of Salem, reached his eightieth birthday
on Thursday OF last week ana the lam
lily mel at the residence OF MS son, III.
J. Il. Jaquette, IN Woodstown, 10 give
him a little surprise ana celebrate the
event. IL proved Il pleasant nome gath
ering.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing fine
stock at vendues have an unusual op-
portunity as a perusal of our adver
Using columns show. The sales of
w. Fl. Reeves and Jos. X. Washington
in this issue and of Earnest A. Wad-
dingtoh IN mex weeks issue are worthy
OF special ATTENTION.
The s of Andrew Dolbow's insan.
ity was argued before Vice-C Chancellor
Bird in Camden on Tuesday by r. s.
Clymer for insanity in the suit drought
by John ). Dolbow and G. II. Sinnick-
son, representing Mary Diver. The
Vice-C Chancellor will give his decision
when he get ready and will be final.
Az, a snecial Meeting of the .ales
committee of the Salem County Board
of Agriculture. held in Woodstown on
the 92pd IL, was decided to hold their
s..cond animal sale on ApriI 18th. at
Woodst.,wn All who wish to sell
stock can do so at this sale at small
cost, as only enough is charged to pay
the expenses of the sale. Those wishing
information should address Woodruff
Petit, Salem, N. j., or inquire of f,
G.. Brick, the member from Upper
Penns Neck.
While coupling cars at White Hill. on
the Pennsylyauia Railroad. on Wednps-
day. OIiu Robinson. A freight brakeman
was terribly crushed. He was taken
IN the Cooner Hospital. Camden. Oh Il
snec,al train and died a short time af-
ter being admitted. He WAS a son of
The Rev. Mr. Robinson of Garland. n.
Y. and boarded at 567 Ridge avenue,
Camden. Countv Physician Iszard gave
"a certificate of accidental death. Rev.
Mr. Rob;nson WAS nastor of tte Bethel
Church about - wears ago. DIN spent