The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-16
OCTOBER II, 1891.
10 S.


Court begins next Tuesday.
Election only two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Fresh pork sausage and scrapple have
arrived.
Don't fail to see If you are registered.
II not, you can't vote.
The changes are few in tue new Della
ware River Railroad time table.
John Summerilps handsome new
house at the Cove is nearly finished.
The cold northeastern the fore part Of
the week, caused stoves to be put up.
Shad Fishermen's meeting Saturday
evening over tobacco store. Every one
needed present.
Six carload of lumber, making about
SO, 200 IT,, from Pennsylvania, arrived
at the Cove on Tuesday for John Sum-
merrill & Bro.
Any one wishing to take a cunning
trip down the Bay have a good oppor-
tupity for enjoyment offered by b. G..
Wood In another column.
Matthew Kidd brought the finest
sweet potatoes to the PENIS Grove sta
tion this week that have been shipped
this year. They were beauties.
Nathaniel Fox, of Salem, the lead
Of the Penn's Grove Glass factory was
in town on Wednesday and reports
everything favorable to beginning work
soon.
The Schooner Rillie S. Derby, Capt
Thomast Naylor. cleared from Phila-
delphia on Friday with coal for Charles
ton, s.. G She will return with phos-
phate rock.
George Lawrence has moved into the
corner apartment Of Odd Fellows Hall
where he has had a coy Office fitted up
and much better accommodations for
handling poultry.
1t is said that a rich Gloucester eoun-
ty widower, who died recently. left a
PENIS Grove girl a sung sum Of $4,000
or So, 900 as a reminder Of his admira.
ton. A kind wiaower was he.
]. D. Whitaker, w. H. Denny, VIM.
Shoemaker, Jos. ". Clark and s. L.
Thompson were the delegates from Up
per Neck township to the county Re-
publican convention.
The schooner John J. Hanson, arriv-
ed at Penn's Grove on Saturday with
5000 barrels from Salem, Mass, for
John Burk and VIM. Justice & Sons,
and others for packing sweet potatoes.
Tic farmers have been rushing their
sweet potatoes out this week and the
largest shipment Of the season was made
from PENIS Grove on Thursday, at the
usual prices, from 81 to 81. rs per barrel.
John Summerili & Bro. advertise
new drop m~olasses, and bargains in dry
goods and groceries. They have estab-
lished a 10c. counter and invite the in
spection Of all. Give them q call.
Mrs. Mary Ann Strengthen has pur-
chased a building lot Of John Diver at
the end OF Divers lane next EEman-
uel Church and has broken ground for
q new house. Chas. F. Denny is build
ing 1t.
Reuben Stephen Council Order of
American Mechanics will raise a flag
on Pedricktown school house next Fri
day afternoon 23rd and in the evening
will visit Golden Star Council at Lin
wood, Pa.
Detective Carney, of Salem, wal af-
ter Justice Pedrick of Salem last Sun
day In PENIS Grove, for abuse of his
child and maintenance Of wife. They
had a foot race across a field. Pedrick
escaped but returned in the evening
and gave himself up.
The glass factory to be started In
PENIS Grove by Salem glass blowers is
now an assured thing. Negotiations
are now being carried on to get the
Delaware River Railroad to lay a sid
ing to the factory site. The Railroad
Company will do 80 rs soon as the prop
erty holders give the right Of way.
There should be no hitch on that.
When the hair shows signs of falling,
begin at once to use Ayers Hair Vigor.
This preparation strengthens the scalp,
promotes the growth Of new hair, re-
stores the natural color TO gray and fad
ed hair, and renders IL soft, plant, and
glossy.
FoR SALE--Old papers, just the
thing to put under carpets, at RECORD
Office.
Have you tried the WATER LILY
brand Of flour manufactured by F. II,
Lloyd, Salem? If not, ask your grocer
for its SLIP.
Read Cummings extra inducement
to Jersey customers in another column.
BEEcHER, Photographer, 315 Market
St, Wilmington, will make the best
cabinet pictures for the people of New
Jersey for % a dozen. Guarantee to
please and with each dozen present you
Two extra pictures, which will be worth
far more than the steamers fare.& 3-21tf
FOR HAULI NC In WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington Transfer Co. are
better prepared to haul truck, &c. than
ever. VIM. Forrest will still be IN hand
run that part of the business.
81. w. L. JEFFERs, Supt.
-Young Hen and Young Women
taken from the farm and village and prepared
ing Goldey Commercial College, Wilmington
Del. Read the ADVERTISEMENT In another col