The Penn's Grove record., 1891-04-03
FRIDAY, APRIL 8, IS
S.

S.
Salem's Knitting factory has been in
operation.
Wilmington has 10, 29s sunday-school
attendants.
The Governor signed the e mann
moose law on Wednesday.
Doctor Olipbant's horse, of Bridge
port, dropped dead on Tuesday.
Geo. W. Davis has been elected
district clerk Of the Cove school.
Geo. P. Dolbow at perkintown will
have y vendue next Thursday, 9th.
The PENIS Grove pier nea the shore
Is being covered with broken stone.
Good stock Of lemons on hand at
-Stites's at zoe o dozen.* 20-3t
Corn is high, 80 cents per bushel, and
likely to reach 81 before the next crop
grows.
Stiles & Freas, Of Salem, hava some
interesting news for ladies IN another
column.
The Pennsville wharf is being re-
built six feet wider, and the store house
repaired.
The storm Of last Saturday hindered
the annual Easter party Of several
years past.
Some of the Woodstown people want
the Mullica Hill railroad extended to
their town.
Beware Of a cold for the grip is kill
ing people by the hundreds in Chicago
and Pittsburg.
Easter shad were very scarce, and a
pilferer made them scarcer for the
righttul owner.
John Summerill & Bro. received two
carloads Of hemlock lumber by b. & O.
float on Monday.
Intended purchasers should scan the
advertising columns of their home pa
per before purchasing.
Last year there were several vacant
houses In Penn's Grove. Very few are
unoccupied this season.
April showers continue to keep the
ground saturated with water and many
cellars continue very damp.
Leap & Son have been supplying
mani with new furniture this spring
Look at their stock before buying.
81. Paul's Parse mage Debt Society
will hold II parlor social at W. f. Wal
ker's next Thursday evening, 18th.
Mount Holly temperance organiza-
tions make weekly reports Of the men
seen entering the hotels and saloons.
The ordinance of baptism will be
performed on several candidates at the
P%edricktown Baptist church on Sunday.
II you wish fruit and cobfecti0ner-
les stop at Stites's, before you go else
ware and hear his prices.* 2O-3t.
II the April fool who sent us u letter
written in hog-latin will translate it
for us we will thank him for the infor-
nation in contains.
We sell advertising space. Do peo-
pie know what you have for sale? How
will they knew you have anything new
" you don't tell themp
A. j. TrumbulI has discontinued the
meat business until shad fishing is yer
He and Clark G. Turner will buy shad
for shipment during the 5
Those who went South to fish during
the winter have all returned homo and
gone into the Bay. Expenses we're paid
and fair wages earned by their trip.
The continued wet weather causes
water to remain In many cellars.
Water had to be bailed from under
Emmanuel church 30 fire could be
built for last Sundays services.
James W. Smith, of Elsinboro, has
been appointed clerk OH the steamer
Delaware; John Lord, of Salem. pilot;
and Michael Kille engineer. The
Delaware began her trips on Wednes-
day.
Communion will be held at the Ped
ricktown Baptist church Sunday morn
ing. In t he evening the pastor Rev. j.
G. Strump. will preach his first ami
versary sermon, reviewing the work
OF the year.
The Penn's Grove w. G. II. U. meets
every Thursday at 3 O'Clock in st.
Paul's church. There is some work
to be done rs there is talk Of two more
saloons. Let all the mothers and all
who are interested in temperance come
out.
List of letters Remaining in the Post
ONCE at PENIS Grove for the month
Tending March 31st: Mrs. Eliza Dol
bow, Mrs. Maggie Smith, Mrs. F. A.
Lake, John Henry, William Lamals,
Truit Perry, Miss Maggie Roberts, t2)
Mrs. Anna Sparks, Miss Mary r..
Straughn, Miss NJ. Jennie Whitesal,
Kate NJ. Moore. Persons calling for
the above will please say advertised.
Jos. d. WHITAKER, P. NJ.
Ripe bananas ut Stites's will continue
for the season at the lowest prices.*
Read Cummings's extra inducement
to Jersey customers. 3-20-tf.