The Penn's Grove record., 1891-03-13
FRIDAY, MARCH ID, 1891.
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David d. Leap is having his store
fresliened with paint inside.
The county examination in the pub.
lie schools is now in progress.
The steamer Delaware was taken
from Salem to Wilmington Friday of
last week.
Revs. Il. G. Parker and VIM. Mitchell
will preach their farewell sermons Sun
day morning.
The Reybold has been newly paint
ed and upholstered and makes II much
better appearance.
Sliad must be near at hand for Henry
Hates, Of Camden, has moved down to
prepare for fishing
Mrs. Sarah Dolbow has six great
grand children, all sons. Has another
person in the county rs many?
The steamboat company which pur-
chased the Reybold and Delaware have
purchased the Pennsville wharf.
Postmaster Wanamaker has notified
The Salem Board of Trade that that
city is not entitled to free delivery.
DR.. F. E. Smith, Wilmington's first
class dentist, renews the solicitation of
your patronage in another column.
Owing to the heavy fog the steamer
Reybold did not get to Salem until
l 2o'clock Monday night Oh her down
trip.
The men elected on Tuesday will
meet in Odd Fellows Hall to be sworn
into office Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Committeeman John M. Bevis has
been giving Sharptown road at Divers
woods Il fresh coat Of shells which was
greatly needed.
The Lingo trial IN Camden is being
read closely by our citizens. Only
circumstantial evidence is being pro-
duced against him.
Quarterly meeting at the Bethel
church. on Sunday. Love feast at ?
O'Clock and the Sacrament and l}ap-
tism in the evening.
Josiah NJ. Brick, of Woodstnwu, has
purchased "A building lot on Harmony
street of John z. Leap. lie will build
MS soon as weather will permit.
The annual election of the school
trustees will be held at each school
house next Tuesday evening. 17ih.
when all ONE Can vote who desire.
The p~lanking of the Penn's Grove
wharf was completed on Tuesday and
workmen have begun building a wait
ing room Oh the end of the wharf
once.
The last meeting of the Slad Fisher
mems Association before fishing begins
will be held Saturday evening in Num-
yan's restaurant, when all are request
ed to be present.
Those subscribers who have or intend
TO change their residence should notify
MS of their old and new addresses so
there will be no miss or delay in receiv-
ing their RECORD. If.
A number of relatives and friends
made the home of John Hewitt merry
Friday evening of last week. After a
good social time all partoOk of refresh
ments provided in abundance.
The directors of the West Jersey
Railroad have decided to construct the
extension from Alloway station, Oh the
West Jersey Railroad, through Allo-
way. to Quinton, and there to end.
Ephraim Fowler, who has lived for
years on the farm next the government
farm at Firms Point, has rented the
house and store opposite the Pennsvi!le
church and will conduct a store bust |
ness. |
The merchants, of Salem, have form
I'd a Protective Association and each
member has a ''black list" of persons |
who refuse TO pay their bills. Every |
community would be benefited by do
ing the same,
The law 10 make the terms of ths |
Assessor and Collector three years, and
ineligible to succeed themselves, became
Il law previous to Tuesdays election
and those elected en- Tuesday will hold
for three years.
The meeting to organize the Alliance
in WoOdstown will be held in Meal
listers Hall on Saturday, March 14th,
at 2:30 p. NJ. All farmers desiring To
unite with an aggressive farmers or.
%ganIzation are invited to join at that
time. Initiation fee, so cts
The members of Mural Lodge, No.
SO, L. o. o. F., are requested to meet
at their lodge room IN next Sunday
March 18th, 1891, ut 8 A. NJ, 1870 aud
$3.50 p. NJ. to attend Divine services;
All are cordially invited to attends
For SALE-A market boat. Apply
to. j. WILMER CLARK
Happy Hoosiers.
VIM. Timmons, Postmaster of Iday.lle,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines COM
bined for that bad feeling arising from Kid