The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-30
FRIDAY, JAN. 80, 1891.
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REGISTER OF SALES.
The dates Of sales will be placed under this
heading when posters are prin ed at this ONCE
or the sale advertised in this paper.
E TUESDAY, Jas. Lee near PENIS Grove.
FEB 6-Alex. b. Justice, near Wright School
House.
FEB. 7-Borses, L. A. Stanton'at Penn's Grove.
FEB. Timber land by Robt. n. Vanneman.
FEB. Il-Wednesday, Jos. Sayers, Upper Penn's
Neck.
FEB. l2-Thursday, Preston $. Burgess, near
Perkintown.
FEB. 13-Friday Charles q. Aborn, at forked
Hickory.
FEB. l6-Mondav, John Carmody, Jr, Upper
PENIS Neck.
FEB. ls-Edw. Justice at PerkintOwn.
FEB. ls-Jas. Mitchell and obediah r. Hurley,
LIP. Neck.
FEB. 26-Thursday, personal property of VIM,
Austin, dec, PilesgroVe.
Our citizens occasionally relish shad
sent from Florida.
Benz. W. Straughn has started a
steam saw mill neal Pedricktown.
A seal was killed in tile Delaware
Bay south of Port Penn last week.
The Shad Fishermen's Association
will meet Saturday night at Munyan's
restaurant.
Committeeman John NJ. Bevis has
given the road a fresh coating of shells
along by Geo. W. Bevis's.
Private letters from Penn'S Grove
fishermen in Florida state that they are
having a very poor season there.
Look at the posters printed at the
RECORD office and see if they are not
rs neat and attractive as any printed
in the County.
Gerry Tussey, | drew Trumbull,
and Frank Nichols cyan making cans
in Hughes's canning factory at the
Cove, last week.
Live rabbits sell for two cents each
in the lola, Kan, market. That is
where our sportsmen should so who
like plenty of game.
Leonard A. Stanton arrived home
Wednesday with u carload Of p West
Virginia horses, which lie will offer for
sale next Saturday.
Since Wednesday morning G.. Roger
Pedrick has been smiling from ear to
ear and is the happiest man i'll town,
for are not twin girls enough to make
a man happy?
The January tlaw is permitting llud-
son 5. Titus to plaster his new double
house on Pitman St., so it will be ready
for tenants by March 18th.
Every school Boy or girl should look
at their Biographies when reading Our
letters from Persia rs they can gain
much information from them concern
ing that country ahd its people.
Talk about your big hogs. An
Upper Neck farmer killed a lG months
old pig recently, SO it is reported,
scalded it in a washtub, cleaned it or
a chicken coop, and it weighed l25
pounds.
While Charles Batten and John
Strimple were telling a tree on the
John Peterson farm for Jos. V. Clark
OH Monday Batten's Ak glanced from
the stump and cut Strimple's left in
step severely.
The democracy of Salem county, as
well as the Sheriff, is to be cOngratula-
ted upon the recent advent of a young
Democratic Sheriff whom it is hoped
will grow up to be an honored eXpo-f
nant of Democracy as his ancestors are
and have been. Robert is his name. n
Postmaster, Jos. D.. Whitaker mer-
its the congratulations Of the patrons
= of the Penn's Grove post office for pro-
curing them an early morning mail
from Philadelphia on the "monkey"
which arrives at 7.20 and a new mail
which leaves Penn's Grove in the after
noon OH the sos train. They began
last Saturday. PENIS Grove now has
as good mailing facilities as any town
in South Jersey. See time of all mails
closing and arriving at head of local
column.
The landing just above Courses
Landing Bridge which Jos. 5. Black
purchased has been rented to 5. II. and
II. II. Webber, where their steam barge
Gen. P. II. Sheridan will land manure
for farmers and load on Mondays and
Thursdays duiing the truck season.
This will make it necessary to repair
the Courses Landing draw, which is
out of repairs. 1t is for the benefit of
the farmers along the creek to have
free competition and they should see
that the project to shut off the draw is
abandoned.
The 14th. anniversary of instituting
the holiness meetings in Emmanuel
Church was celebrated OIL Thursday by
an all day meeting. In the morning
Rev. John Thompson, of Philadelphia
preached on holiness and in the after
moor Rev. L. l., D. Pepper, editor of
the Christian Standard preached from
Collosians 4: u. Eye may stand per-
feet and complete i'll all the will of
God" In the evening Mrs. Lizzie
Smith conducted the services which
were well attended during the day.
j. Wilmer Clark will begin running
his boat between Penn's Grove and
Wilmington, next Tuesday, Feb. 3rd,
to carry truck aud freight. 1t.
NoTICE-all deliqueDt taxes not paid
before township settlement, February
9Th, will be published.