The Penn's Grove record., 1891-01-10

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published on Fridays, the day on which
it has always been printed. In order
that we may get to the press sooner all
advertisements and communications
must be handed in by Wednesday noon.
Short locals received until Thursday
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The Central Sunday school took $14
at their Christmas entertainment.
Jos. G. French has been filling his
ice house this week with good finch
ice.
Several of our citizens relisled fresh
shad from Florida last Saturday and
Sunday.
The boys have been enjoying good
skating this week, the first for about
three years.
Rev. VIM. Mitchell will conduct the
quarterly meeting services in st Paul's
church tomorrow.
The Annual Benefit Society will hold
its regular public meeting in Odd Eel
lows Hall, Monday evening at 7.30.
Samuel Tussey will be superinten-
dent of II. ID. Huvlles's canning fac
tory, TO succeed VIM. Tussey deceased.
The seasonabie winter weather below
freezing point has made a good crop
of ice the past week and good skating.
Revival services began in the Bethel
church New Years eve. Rev. p. Bark
er, of Ohio, will assist Rev. r. J. Pat
tersOn next week.
The Shad Fishermens' Protective
Association took in five members last
Saturd sening and about forty were
prese' partake Of the refreshments
and he social occasion.
re it is thought of the need of
al lg mail to leave Penn's Grove
on the sos train ia seen and it is
hoped the superintendent of the mail
service \ = able to give it to us soon.
Encourag, '~dustry by using
mince meat MAJ sold by Mrs.
Edw Shoemaker, ais, I'D by Denny
Il Shoemaker and j. p. Higgins
Quarterly meeting at Emmanuel
Church tomorrow. Rev. A. J. Gregory,
of Sharptown, will act rs Presiding
Elder. Rev. L. e. Harker will preach
at Sharptown in the morning but be at
home in the evening.
The hamlet and surrounding pro-
perty which were destroyed by the ter
rible explosion of the upper yards plant
of the E. l.. Dupont. De Nemours &
CO. IS Powder Works, near Whining
ton. on October the It'll, last, have been
rebuilt at a greater distance from the
is. The Duponts bore all expenses.
wrecked manufactures are also
Icing rebuilt.
Gen. Hancock left a team standing
neal the station with a load Of barrels
on Tuesday. The team started, a bar
rel rolled off and they went OIL a run
down Main street to Penn, and around
Lydia Guests field twice, sprinkling
barrels all along the route, not II re-
naming in the wagon. Fortunately no
damage was done excepting the barking
of a tree in front of the NJ. p. parsonage.
Freebooter VIM. Henry Deni.. Aad
anotice served on him on Monday
giving notice that the county would be
held responsible for any damage caused
by the bad condition of the bridge on
the road between Peter Sparks's farm
and the Main road near Coursee's
Landing. He viewed the bridge andfnds
it all right. The road needs widening
badly at that place and consequently
the bridge will have to be widened. The
township committee have begun dig
ging out the deep cut and widening the
the crossway so two wagons can pass.
Lydia Guest offers her farm at pri.
vate sale. \
list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at PENIS Grove, for the
,onth ending December 21st, 1890:
"A. G. Lennon, Miss Mary Lewis, A.
b.. Heisley, John Morris, Thomas
Gate, F. B. Tayler, John Thomsons,
john Shields, Joseph s.. Sharpe,
Howard Dolbow (2), Rev. II. Parke,
David Bradders (2), II. c. Mayliew'
Persons calling for any of the above
will please say advertised.
Joseph d. Whitaker, P. NJ.
Uyou have a cold or cough get Il %
cents bottle of 'Seven Herb" cough
syrup, made and sold by Mrs. Mary
j. Shoemaker
There is only one safe and sure remedy
for worms in horses, DIR Rogers Worm
Powder. If used according to directions
it will rid our horse of worms. Take
no other preparation. DR.. Rogers Worm
Powder, kidney powder. cough powder
and condition powder for sale by j. 7.
RIGGINs, PENIS Grove, N. j.
Leo rs Reason.
If n one who suffers from Rheu-
matism would stop and reason a while