The Penn's Grove record., 1891-10-30
Look for political surprises.

AoOh " pOittiCut out ~ foNc.
Read our advertising columns.
Floor oil cloth remnants mt Leaps
Very few will have thier corn in the
crib by election.
Don't forget that job printing is done
at the RECORD office. /,
Thos. j. Slannon and wife, of Phila-
delphia, spent Sunday with her father
John B. Lloyd.
MISS Rebecca l.. Springer, Of Cam
den, spent Sunday with friends in
Penn's Grove.
The cunning season opens next Mon
day. Rabbits are said to be plentiful.
William Leap now sports a hand
some Victor safety bicycle with cush-
ion tire.
No services we're held in Emmanuel
Church last Sunday owing to repairs
to the heater not arriving.
Rev. J. L. Watson and Rev. w. D.,
Stnltz, Of Bridgeton, paid friends a Wis.
1t In Penn's Grove the fore part of the
week.
Ex-Assemblyman Job. S. Haines and
wife, of Mickleton, Gloucester county,
were severely injured on Monday, by
being thrown from their carriage while
returning home from meeting.
A team belonging to W. s. Avis, of
Sixth M Mt. Vernon streets, Camden,
was stolen from in front of his stable
Saturday night. Joseph Rorke, of
Camden, was arrested for the theft.
We have been Informed by the wild
0w Of the late Capt. Gideon NJ. Adams
that he did not leave an estate of S.. 900
as reported. He left no real estate and
only small amounts will be received
from societies and building loan and
insurance.
Our young friend and former towns
man James Z. Grant has been stationed
at Memorial M. p. Church TO succeed
Rev. q. d. Sinkinson. He has u fine
opportunity to make an extended repu-
talion and will have to hustle to keep
up with his predecessor.
About $50 O'Clock Wednesday morn
ing Mrs. Lizzie McAllister, living on
Salem street Woodstown with her two
daughters. was awakened by a noise at
her bed room window, and by the aid
Of a lamp which was burning at the
time, she saw a colored mans hand
thrust through the open window hold
ing the curtain up. The supposed
thief took to his heels, and left his
ladder standing against the house.
A school Of porpoises went up the
river Of far as Trenton last Saturday
and some were killed at Trenton. There
is an old superstition among fishermen
that to see PROPOSES in fresh water is a
sure Indication Of coming severe cold
weather. In 1860 q large young whale
came up the river as far as the upper
point Of Petty's Island, where it was
h%arpooned. 1t was in the spring, when
the shad fishermen had their gill nets
stretched across the river. His whale.
ships passage was not impeded by the
nets, for it is said he passed through
them, tearing them badly. AT Phil.
adelphia it is said it overturned a raft.
Go to Mrs. Title Smiths store for
fall and winter hats.*-31.tf.
Last Friday afternoon at about 8
O'Clock, the officers aud members of the
Senior Order of Mechanics, of Pedrick-
town, accompanied by the band, march
ed TO the school house grounds to pre-
sent a handsome flag to the School.
W. H. Davis, CT Camden, State Secre-
tary, addressed the mem bers and band
with a few well selected remarks. As
there were zone to acknowledge and ac-
cept the handsome banner, it was SOL
EMMY and without further ceremony
h0isted to the top of the staff and un-
rolled to the motionless air, while the
band played an inspiring tune. In the
evening the Order visited Linwood, Pa,
going over the river on steamer Elsie
Weatherby.
An attraction at Leaps this week
will be a bargain counter
Beauty is said TO be only skin deep;
but to possess and preserve a beautiful
skin, pure, vigorous blood is essential.
This is best secured by taking Ayers
~Sarsaparilla in small but frequent doses.
1t is the most reliable Of headquarters.
Read Cummings's extra inducement
to Jersey customers in another column.
Ask your grocer for the PURITAN.
brand Of -four manufactured by F. II
Lloyd, inSalem.