The Penn's Grove record., 1891-12-11

Jos. D. WHITAKER, P. NJ.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER II, 1891.
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Christmas only two weeks off.
Christmas Goods al Leaps
Many persons are gathering greens.
All enjoy. the extra dne winter
weather.
The attendance at Sunday Schools
is increasing.
Our merchants ARE liking up for
Christmas.
George II. Robbins. Of Philadelphia,
is visiting his uncle Joe.
Lemon squeezes" are the latest
Delaware entertainments.
Lydia Guest has sold the lot to Joseph
Flanagan next his residence.
The dashing waves have washed the
the Penn's Grove wharf badly neal the
shore.
Charles Sheets has sod his farm of
about 80 acres near Auburn to William
Gibson.
The 81 1000 diamond-shape ice pier
In the New Castle harbor will be fin
isled in 4 few days.
Shad Fishermen,s meeting Saturday
evening at Munyan's restaurant. All
requested to be present.
Clement b. tanning has sold aLuild-
ing lot on Elvin Avenue next the rail.
road to Richard II. Layton.
Christmas Goods at Leaps.
Josiah M. Brick, has sold a small
strip of woodland to Joseph Sayers. off
the Lemuel Peterson tract.
Salem County Historical Society will
hold Its annual meeting OIL Tuesday,
Dec. 8th at 8 O'Clock p. IN. in Salem.
Go to d. ID. Leaps for Mems,
Women'sa and Children's rubber boots
and shoes. best makes, lowest prices.*
A Farmers Institute will be held in
Woodstown in January 7th and 9th.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
A new cemetery association has been
organized ut Swedesboro. About D
hundred shares have already been SUBJ
scribed.
Frank Barber took out 100 pounds of
white honey, which a OF bees
had laid up III the attic OF Mrs. s. Tay-
lor's residence at W0odstown.
H. &. Clark, of Delaware City, has
gathered over 80 tons of .scat-tails" on
the marshes around that place this fall.
The stuff is used in, filling mattresses.
Sarah Sparks, widow Of Capt. Leonard
Sparks, dec, Of Bridgeport has been
granted q pension lately for herself and
invalid child through her agent, H. H.
DeGroff, Esq.
We had a pleasant call from Rev. q.
s. Powelson, Of Palmyra, on Wednes-
day. He looks quite well and reports
good progress In his new Baptist field.
He has been helping Rev. G. }. Stump
at Pedricktown with his extra meetings.
The Edge Moor Iron Company, al
Wilmington. has been awarded the cor
tract to furnish and erect the iron
work of the building for arts and man
u~factures Of the Worlds Columbian
Exhibition. Twelve million pounds Of
iron will be required, and the contract
price Is said 10 be $3.50, 900.
The State Executive Committee Of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union has elected Mrs. Emma
Bourne, Of Newark, State President to
! Hil the unexpired term Of the late Mrs.
Sarah ]. G. Downs. Mrs. Earl G..
Greenman, of Boonton, was made Re-
cording Secretary In place Of Mrs.
Bourne.
Harry O. Webber's steam barge Gen.
p. II. Sheridan has been fully repaired
and 10 now much better and sitter than
before her being sunk. The old tim
bers were torn out and all new ones
put in, besides new keelson and new
bilee keelsons were put in. She took q
load Of manure to Courses Landing
this week.
Lizzie Green, colored of Marshaltown,
aged about 20 years, was bound over to
Court Monday by Squire Wood, of
Salem on the charge of stealing $50
from Jeremiah StrimpIe, of U. P. Neck.
Detective Carney found s15 in money
on her person, and also recovered
about SIS worth Of goods that she had
bought with the money.
A few Mems heavy winter Caps to be
closed ont ut 25c. d. d. Leap.*
TIE correctness of the maxim s'noth-
ing succeeds like success" Is we'll ex-
empliied In Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
most successful combination Of altera-
tiyes and tonics, IL always succeeds in
curing diseases OF the blood, and hence
It's wonderful popularity.
Read Cummings's extra induceinent
10 Jersey customers IN another olumn. =
Go to Tillie Smiths for new winter
hats and cheap Christmas dOlls.*
BEecHER, Photographer, 315 Market
st., Wilmington, will make the best
cabinet pictures for the people of New
Jersey for % q dozen. Guarantee to
please and with each dozen present you
two extra pictures, which will be worth
far more than the steamers farc.* 3-21tf
FOE HAULING In WILMINGTON N.
The Wilmington Transfer Co. are
better prepared to haul truck, &c. than
VIM. Forrest will still be on hand