The Penn's Grove record., 1889-01-05

Hot .oup a, stites's today. :.

AIpneuS ID. newell Ii puttuiiiB an
Ice house at Pennsville.
Examinations were held in the Penn's
Grove public school this week.
Miss Mamie Bennett. of Salem, has
been visiting friends in Penn's Grove.
Have your yendue advertised in the
RECORD if you want bidders at your
sale.*
Miss Rebeeca Fowler, Of Salem,
spent the holidays at Mrs. VIM. Feath-
erer's.
1t is reported that n of our citizens
have received a "white cap'' notice to
leave town.
Mrs. Mary Gibbon and her daughter
Helen spent New Years day at John
Summerill & Bros
J. B. Given, Of Auburn, is studying
medicine at the Hahnemann Medical
College, Philadelphia.
Misses Mamie and May Albertson of
Philadelphia. spent the holidays at
Capt. Thomas MAYORS.
The result of the revival services at
st. Pauls church is that thirty Live has
joined the Church on probation.
I. Steward Hewitt arrived home on
Wednesday from North Carolina where
be has been on q dredge for three
months.
The PENIS Grove and Pedricktown
base ball clubs had a game in Penn's
Grove last Saturday which resulted in
= tie.
Jos. G. Frencb's license to sell liquor
at PENIS Grove will expire on January
18th after which penn's Grove is to be
called y .sdryn town.
Upper Neck will be represented on
both juries by a Prohibitionists. The
Jury Commission law seems to be bear
ing o temperance fruit.
william d. Smith one of our aged
and respected residents died last Satur-
day morning and vas buried on Tues
day. He was = great sufferer.
The friends OF Freebooter George w.
Bevis will be pleased to hear that he is
recovering from his recent stroke Of
palsy and can now use his arm.
Mr.. Henry Barber. has a most
eggstraordinary hen. She laid an egg
on Wednesday which was 81 inches in
circumference and 81 inches around the
ohlong way.
Coffee has gone up OH account of a
corner in the market by a syndicate of
rich coffee brokers. Those who use
that beverage will have to pay more
dearly for it.
A good New Years resolution: eTn
pay the old bill for my newspaper and
hereafter pay in advance" Wouldn't
all publishers bs happy II allliyed up to
that resolution
Robert Cross has a hen which laid
81 eggs In ten days. Nine with double
yolks and one with three yolks makes
q eggs. Penn's Grove has some most
eggstraordinary hens.
John Hughes, moved from Wood
bury to Penn's Grove on Thursday
He is . mschinist aud now employed by
the Delaware River railroad in repair
ing their engines.
An eclipse Of the sun was visible OH
Tuesday evening just before it went
down. The like has not occurred on
Jan. 1st for over 200 years and will not
90 % again for three centuries.
samuel b. Holton left for Boston on
Thursday to see about John summerill
4 Bros gilling Irvine which is knit
there. They are receiving orders for
shad net faster than they "a get it
knit.
John Gallaehe and Albert Summer
n, $780, Far Norf,rt ". an Mon.
dsy ON one Of 1.-THE Philadelphia line Of
steamers Of which, james O'Nral is
csptsiu. They viii be gone about a
week.
IT,. : -o.,csr. 80 w;no,a Iodoe
No Ia1 ~ psaricttown
s,s % so,l.ws. n q paorv shoamak.
sr.v q csoras cavsn,,. r 8 n
II. Robinson; p. s.. Henry c. Springer
Treasurer. James b. Ware.