The Penn's Grove record., 1889-04-27
SATURDAY, APRIL 81, 1899.


cooking extracts
Charles Lloyd's wife Georganna was
buried on Tuesday.
John D. Layton has the best hot bed
in Upper Neck, SO said.
A 25O-pound sturgeon was caught at
Port PENN last Saturday.
Some farmers have planted their wa.
ter melon and citron seeds.
Wilmer Clark is doing a thriving
store business ut Hope Creek.
Harry Batten, Of the Swedesboro
Neps, was in PENIS Grove III Monday
and gave us u call.
The April shower and warm sun
shine have caused mother earth to put
Oh her spring coat Of emerald beauty.
We have received a copy Of the
Brinkky ARK Argus, edited and pub
lished by Vim. H. Peterson, a PENIS
Grove boy.
Harry Wainwright, who is in a real
estate office in Wilmington, spent last
Sunday at home.
We are pleased to hear that Ezekiel
Denny Is some better and there are
hopes of his recovery,
Highest cash prices paid for calves,
sheep and lambs every Thursday at the
PENIS Grove station by JAS. B. SPRING
or and Benezet Decker.*
Capt. Joe Smith has been catching
large numbers of herring and perch i'll
his seine ut Lawrence's fishery.
Mrs. Charles Curriden, who has been
confined to her bed for some months, is
Is able to be up and dressed again.
Thomas Dolbow, Jr., died at the resi-
dence Of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Cochran
last Saturday, of congestion of the
lungs, and was buried on Tuesday at
PilesgrOve.
Mrs. John s. Dolbow has a hen
which has never laid an egg, vet it has
Matched one nest of chickens ard wants
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Harry Hewitt VIII go to Woodstown
next week to manage the postohce
there. Alfred J. TrumbaIl will rave
charge OF the fehh's ufoVe statioh' oe-
ginning on Nioiuay'
friedrich Felfs horse, While geared
to a pillow and hitched to the fence, w.
came scared at the 4:4o train on We'd
nesday and ran away. fortunately the
horse WAS not injured.
The steamer Major Reyold having
been over. hauled, resumed her place on
the line between Salem n Phlladei-
phia on Monday. She looks as bright
rs a new PHI IN her new coat OF paint.
Rev. VIM. H. Savage, a student at
Grocer Theological Seminary, at Ches-
ter, will preach tomorrow IN the FED
ricktown Baptist church both morning
and evening, IN the absence OF the pas
tor.
VIM. s. Avis, in Camden, had a
horse to die on Sunday OF oeihg
driven 100 nara. Ahat 10 .no secohu ono
ne mas ios'. Aho'hei Vi ~ "'.'o' ""'
injured Dy nara oriV''s pu' Is ieo''e
ing.
Easter services were held in st.
Psul's N. e. Church on Sunday, by an
appropriate sermon in the morning by
tne pastor, iseV. "ihiaui mi'o"e'' an.
ID Tue evening responsise 'ea'insS anu
y song service
Mrs. Julia Atkinson and relatives
wishes through the RECORD to thank
the people of Penn's Grove for their
many acts Of kindness to them during
MI. Atkinsoi's Illness ana at the time
OF his death and nriai
William A. Sack, Jr., has sold out
his stock and farming implements and
went to Charleston, 5. c., this week
where he will a, sist his father, who has
secured a lucrative business of some
kind. John Biddle will till Sacks
farm.
The schooner J.. r. p. Moore, Capt.
Gaskell. arrived at the Cove on Tues
day with a cargo of 227, 900 shingles,
20. 1000 feet of boards, 16, 600 feet of &C.
dar siding and 10000 feet of heart
frame from New Berne. N. c., for