The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-16

IL you want oysters go 10 Stites's.N
Get your posters printed at the
RECORD office. If.
Our Pedricktown Pencilings got I'M
Intentionally omitted last week.
Owing to the rain last Sunday Rev.
A. J. Gregory and Rev. I. &. Par.
ker were unable to exchange pulpits.
What u curiosity u newspaper would
be that was edited by the people who
are always growing about the papers.
The money spent for tobacco in Snow
Hill, Nd, would, it is stated, u the
churches, pave the streets and light the
town.
The Quarterly Conference of st.
Paul's Church was held Tuesday even
ing. Presiding Elder M. Relyea, pre-
siding.
The sweet potato market is dull this
winter. Many farmers are selling
theirs now for S1.75 and SIS
barrel.
Very enthuastic revival services
have been held in the Bethel Church
this week under the leadership of Rev.
p. Barker, Of Ohio.
According to j. Wilmer Clark's
prices published in another column the
the price he paid for shad last spring
averaged Sl3.14 per 100.
Edward Sites cut the palm of his
hand to the bone Oh Thursday so he
will not be able to work at his oyster
trade but will have ZONE one to assist
him.
G V. Dolbow & Son, on Monday
killed the two largest hogs raised in
Penns's Grove. They weighed $40 and
526 poun> I'd were raised by Wm.
Feat herer.
Several of the Penn's Grove sports
men have been on the coon hunt The
past two weeks. Last week they killed
two in bear swamp, and on Wednesday
they killed one in Bradford swamp.
Superintendent A. G. McCausland
was over on Thursday and surveyors
are at work on Deep Water Point
either laying it out for a park or be.
ginning the extension of the railroad.
The residents of Penn's Grove who
work at Edgmoore steel works attemp-
ted to cross the river Sunday after
loon but could not reach the Della
ware shore because of the ice.
They returned and went by rail.
Constable Ward has been looking for
Harry Cook and Philip Dougherty this
week, on a warrant sworn out by John
Creemer, of Swedesboro, for knocking
him down in PENIS Grove last Tues
day night. They have left town.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
Emmanuel Church was held Tuesday
afternoon. Presiding Elder NJ. Relyea,
presiding. The official board voted
unanimously for the return of Rev.
r. q. Packer as pastor for the third
year.
If you want confectioneries go to
Stites's.*
The following has been in sew raj of
our exchanges this week. ELLA White
aged II who disappeared from PENIS
Grove three months ago, has been found
in disreputable company, at Whining
ton, Dell" No such person lives in
Penn's Grove.
The heavy southeast wind on Sunday
loosened the ice along the Cove shore
and gorged it against the Penn's Grove
wharf so hard as to carry away three
spans of it from the middle. Supt. Nc
Causland says the damage is nothing as
the company expected to rebuild the
wharf.
A very good piece of advice is given
to parents which says: "1f your child
rem get into trouble at school don't be
ready right off to blame the teachers for
it, but Just remember that no scholar
is punished for behaving himself.
There must be some cause every time,
Notwithstanding all declarations to the
contrary"
Jos. S. Black has purchased the two
acre lot at Courses Landing, of Lip
pincott & Weatherby, Woodstown,
which they used for "A lumber yard in
former years. 1t will be used as a
landing for manure and produce and
will necessitate the repairing and keep
ing open of the Courses Landing draw.
AS certain parties have monopolized
the other landing this is necessary for
free water competition and the benefit
of the public.
If you want apples go 10 Stites's.*
There is only one safe and sure remedy
for worms in horses, DIR Rogers Worm
Powder. If used according to directions
il will rid your horse Of worms. TAKE
no other preparation. DIR. Rogers Worm
Powder, kidney powder cough powder
and condition powder for sale by }. T.
RIeeINs, PENIS Grove, N. j.
Every sale in Upper Neck and Old
mans should be advertised in the
RECORD to give it the greatest pub