The Penn's Grove record., 1891-09-04
Oysters at stites,s.*

day.
Sweet potatoes are worth only Sill
to 50 per barrel and SOC. for small ones
Upper Neck better have a dog killer
to make way with many of its worth
less and expensive ours.
Seth Leap, Jr.. Of Camden, buried Al
8.months-old son in Emmanuel Gene.
| terry last Saturday afternoon.
The "Bon Tons'' Of Courses Landing
and vicinity held their picnic at the
White Hills on Wednesday.
Watch the RECORD for base bal
games at Pedricktown as they will be
a dvertised only in the RECORD.
Jersey Truckers can beat the world
raising some kinds Of produce. Why
not exhibit it at the Wilmington Fairp
Committeeman Joseph Sailor has put
many sidewalks in Penn's Grove in a
more passable condition than they ever
were before.
Uncle Sam has made Lewis Watson,
Of Eagletown, a present Of Sc per
month through II. II. Detroit, Esq.
Pension Agent.
VIM. F. Peterson died on Tuesday
| after two weeks illness with bilious
intermittent fever and his funeral was
largely attended on Friday.
The tomato crop in Maryland and
Virginia IL reported as a partial failure
because of the prolonged wet spell
which has caused many 10 rot.
Committeeman Joseph Sailor has
greatly improved the appearance of
Main street by scraping off the refuse
dirt which has accumulated during the
summer.
"When the devil begins to rebuke
it's time for sinners to repent" The
Sunday Transcript has opened its bat
teries on Billy Thompson and Glou-
cester's hell holes.
The Wilmington Fair next week
promises to be one of the best ever held
there and considering the low fare of
CSC. :, including admission to Fair, our
citizens have a rare opportunity to see
It.
Clark Pettit's Bellman trotted in the
1928 race at Point Breeze on Tuesday
and won third money by coming in
6, A. 1, 2, 2, 2. The heat he won was
trotted in 2 20a, as good time as was
made in any other heat.
The only radical cure for consump-
tion Is to eliminate from the blood the
acid that causes the disease. This is
effected by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilIa. Persist until cured. The pro-
cess may be slow, but the result is sure
A jolly birthday party was held at
Jonathan Dolbow's, Friday evening,
Aug. 29th. the occasion being the 10th
birthday of their daughter, Mary Ella.
About eighty were present to partake
of the refreshments and enjoyed a
grand time.
John Burk and wife, neal Pedrick.
town, celebrated their silver wedding
Thursday evening when a large number
Of relatives and friends we're present to
enjoy the social festivities. Several
very nice presents were received among
them being a pretty silver set.
1t is reported that the Wilmington &
Northern Railroad is trying topurchase
the city wharves Of Wilmington
where all the email boats land which
carry truck from Jersey, so as to ex-
clude them and compel all truckers to
send their produce w on the steam
boat.
The steamer ''Clyde" will make her
last trip to Woodland Beach on Septem.
Der 18th, the season closing at that
Summer resort on that date. Mr.. Geo.
w. Reybold reports a most successful
carrying season, the steamer manage
ment having had all the patronage they
could attend to. The "Clyde" will
then go into her Winter quarters at Sa.
lem, N. j.
The semi. annual convention of the
Salem county w. G. Il. U. will be held
In the St. Paul's Church, Penn's
Grove on Thursday 18th. The dele
gates will bring lunch in a box and the
home Union will provide tea and coffee.
This is done to give all a chance to at.
tend the convention. All who are in
terested in temperance work are
invited to attend and bring their lunch
and spend the day. Speakers will be
announced next week.
Willis Boughton, Secretary for the
Philadelphia Branch of the American
Society of Extension of University
teaching hopes to organize a centre in
Penn's Grove. The object of the Soci'
ETY. is to give citizens the advantage Of
many things learned at college. A
course Of reading on important sub
jects is taken up by several in a town
and during the winter Professors from
Colleges lecture on the subject under
the auspicies Of those belonging to the
center. All interested in the new mode
of yelf .education will leave their names
at the RECORD Office.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at PENIS Grove, Sept. Both
Mrs. Fannie Carter, Mrs. Mary Dennis
(care of Samuel Johnson,) Mrs. Clara
Flanagan, j.. Havanagh (care of Miss
Nettis McFarland), ]. VIM. McNich
OILS, Mrs. Mershon, Frank Layton
DAME Lloyd, Mrs. Anna Kier. Or
land johnson, Joel III. Jenkins, Mars