The Penn's Grove record., 1889-11-23
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SATURDAY. NOV. %. 1889.
.L0CALA-
TMANKs0IvIHG CHEER.
Let the winds blow cold, let the wipds
blow high,
Let the days be dark and dresr,
Who caresf Thanksgiving's drawing
nigh,
A time Of mirth and cheer
What though We burn wood by the
cord
y And weather prophets croakf
Boon on the groaning festive board
The turkey, stuffed, will smoke.
Then something to the poor we'l spare
Who're always with vi here
And we'll forget all grief and care
In sweet Thanksgiving cheer.
boston Courier.
II doesn't rain but It pours.
Thanksgiving next Thursday, 10Th.
Mrs. r. N. Davis ID visiting in
Bridseton.
Call and sec Rob,ns's s A horse blan-
kets.~
John Snmmeril & Bros. store will
be closed Thanksgiving day.
The expenses Of cigars should be put
down - amongst '.losses by fire."
Surely the sea has emigrated above
and the bottom hxs become very leaky.
Don't fail to read the offer Of the
RECORD and Cosmopolitan in another
column.
Mis-. Matte Crompton, Of Philadel-
phia, has moved Into Henry Pstton's
house at the Cove.
John G. Reed has moved his goods to
Cape May where his family will soon
take their residence.
Mrs. Maggie Stull has recovered
from . six.months illness and IL now
visiting relatives In Salem.
Abner II. Simpkins. Of Camden, Was
In town on Thursday greeting old &C.
quaintances and gave 10 q call.
Bethel church has commenced to
make preparations for their Christmas
entertainment on Christmas Eve.
Harry Vail, the champion osrsman
who 10 living IN Philadelphia now, has
been visiting friends In PENIS Grove.
Ex-sheri3 W. A. Casper, Of Salem
was In town on Friday and gave us .
call. He's 10 ~ jovial and hearty Is
ever.
John Summarize & Bro. have pur.
chased = Remington typo writer with
which their correspondence Is now
done.
It Il said there are nineteen vacant
lssuss in PENIS Grove. Reason. hard
tines and people moving away to get
WON'T.
Nrs. Amy d. Horner, OF Penn's
Grove, has been conducting revival SER
vices ct Mays Landing for Rev. T. G.
. Cxrman.
The many friends Of Rev. G. 8. Pow.
slson, lats pastor a Ne Bethel church.
will Re pleased to hear frqa him in an
other c0lnmn.
The darkest hour In the history Of
any young i 10 when he sits down tn
study how to get Q fortune without
honestly earning IL.
Don't fail to read the advertisement
Of D. W. C. Hinchman's timber sale in
smother column. Those who need
wood should attend It.
A union Thanksgiving service will
he held in the Bethel churchnsxt Thurs
day morning ut 10 O'Clock when Rev.
WIN. Mitchell will preach.
Charles II. Smith. q we'll known
HaddonBsd horseman. has sold his
ttrottozs and will 60 to The Hot springs
In Askanaas for bis health.
BeId. tEssShssby, Of Pedricktown,
necentay killed TEN rabbits and q quail
wkich may be considered . good days
eanning for a man "a years old.
IA Horse Blankets ct Robbins Har-
meas ttore.*
The Township COMMITTEES has shell
ed the road half way from the Cove to
the Pier and the Bridgeport road from
Pitman street to beyond Samuel Spring
ers.
BUILDING LeTs for sale at reduced
rstes by LYDIA GUEST, Penn's Grove
Ii 10 thought that more water has
fell the past two weeks than ever
known to fall in that space Of time
since the food. But the last rain Is
always the wettest.
Capt. Thomas MAYORS schooner
Rillie s. Derby, loaded with coal was
anchored of PENIS Grove v Q Sun
day. She cleared for Nswberry Port.
Mass, on Monday.
George Lawrence paid the following
prices for Thanksgiving poultry: Tur-
keys, Is cents per pound; chickens, 14c
and 15c; geese 12c. He shipped over
four tons Of poultry this week.
All wool 5 A blankets at Robbins's
Harness store.*
The members Of Nekomis Tribe Of
Red Men are earnestly requested to BE-
present ct their Wigwam next Tues.
day, 18th Sleep, ~ there 10 much bust.
ness Of Importance TO BE- transacted.