The Penn's Grove record., 1889-12-14
SATURDAY, DEC. IA, 1889.



SATURDAY, DEC. IA, 1889.
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The occasional rains keep the roads
muddy and bad.
Quarterly Meeting at the Bethel M.
p. Church tomorrow.
The weather has been two warm for
this hog killing season.
Farms are now cheap, but very few
have money to buy them.
Christmas Is near at hand and the
Sabbath Schools are filling up.
Some our citizens are shipping away
large quantities Of Christmas greens.
Fifteen Joined st. Paul's N. E.
Church on probation last Sunday AND
two by letter.
Central Sunday School will hold their
Christmas entertainment at the School
House next Saturday evening, 21st.
When you throw stones be careful
and not hit TIE RECORD dog. He is a
a Spitz terrier and you may get bitten.
Revival services continue with much
interest in st. Paol's Church. Thurs
day evening there were eleven seekers
at the altar.
st. Paul's M. E. Sunday School will
hold their Christmas entertainment on
Christmas eve.
Emmanuel Sunday School is making
preparations for their entertainment ON
Christmas eve.
Leap & Son are making unusai prep
aratiens for to supply our citizens with
Christmas goods. Go look it you don't
want 70 buy.
If the rule that the first three days
of winter controls the season, holds good
we will not have anything to complain
of in the matter of weather.
The time to pay your taxes is at
hand. Collector Josiah Summerill will
sit IN Odd Fellows Hall next Wednes-
day and Thursday 18th and 10th, to re-
ceise taxes. Don't forget it.
We extend orr thanks to CITIZEN
for giving aus a little free advertising in
the South Jerseynan this week and adj
wise all who want a full report Of home
news straight to read the RECORD.
The attention of our readers is call
ed to the large list Of useful and prac-
tical Christmas presents a advertised in
another column by the wide awake bus
iness firm of Stiles 4 Freas IN Salem.
Some Of our older citizens who are
acquainted with William H. Peterson
will be pleased to read a letter from
him in another column. He is now ed
itor of a newspaper, the Brinkley Ar
gus.
A rod on tile locomotive of the 6.55
train broke when near Perkintown,
Friday morning and the passengers
had to wait for the $40 train. This
made the train late in reaching Penn's
Grove.
The hotel keepers Of Pennsville want
to get the steamer Georgianna to run
excursions to Silver Grove next sum
mer. Charles Brown intends to make
extensive improvements to his hotel be-
fore next season.
Rev. L. o. Manchester, formerly
stationed at Penn's Grove, Is having a
grand revival at HighstOwn. He says
in a letter received: '.In u meetings
of three weeks we have had IS confess
ed conversions and the good work Is
still going on.n
4, rnr,odav ~ last waak peter
was .hfowh ou' vi a waso"
and some trees onto him by a horse
suddenly starting. He had two ribs
h,oken ard was dazed ~ he walked
-. ~. $50, n..r,, - t,s ho,no no.
run '"o 'sa'io. N' ~
fore he rtgalned consciousness. 1h's
friends are pleased 10 hear ne Is 'ov-
ering from his severe injuries.
w. u.s..a .,,aar. NOV have al, tho
10y ""S'ea 0' m''
plumpness n bloom OF ileaith through
your use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. This
time honorcd remedy still leads the van.
'. nro,as a;aost,o, pur;aas tho
blood, and i~nvig0rates the system
Give It a trial.
Last saturday some citizehs OF MAI