The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-29
FRIDAY, P 30, 1892.
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New moon.
Sunday is May day.
Soon tho flowers will begin TO bloom.
Cold, st Soda in town at Robbins. n
House cleaning is being done before
hot weather.
The glass factory now gives employ
ment to SIX men.
Catfish are plentiful in Salem creek
near Courses Landing.
The trees are leaving yet standing
just where they have been.
The attendance at the Cove school is
unusually good for this time OF year.
Mrs. Lydia Guest has broken ground
for II new double house OH Penn street.
The Bethel Church festival was a sue.
cess last Saturday, $3.50 we're cleared.
Arbor Day exercises were held in
PENIS Grove and the Cove schools last
Friday.
An equal mixture of powdered cam.
phor, sallpeter and borax is said to be a
sure death ard preventive of moths.
II cents per dozen paid for eggs at
Higgins store.
Edward Sites will quit the River
side House Oh Monday and move to
Shannon's old store at Union Corner.
The W. {. L. u. expect TO organize
a Band of Hope soon, under the expert
enced management Of Miss Ray Bor-
den.
Tar camphnr display at Robbins. n
There is n glut of white potatoes in
the country which will hardly be ex'
hausted before new ones come. They
are worth only from 20 to 80 cents per
bushel.
Robbins makes flavoring Extracts. n
Mr.. Robbins has II night bell at his
drug store and is within call at all
hours, which will be a great accUmmo.
dation 10 all in emergencies. Youtouch
the button and he will do the rest.
Gasoline stoves at w. b. Kille's.
We have received a handsome cata-
logue of the blooded sires at Hedge
field Stock Farm. All interested in
raising horsts should send for catalogue
free. Address Clark Petit, Salem, N. J.
County Superintendent Gwyune visi,
ted the Cove school on Monday and
complimeEted the teacher, Miss Ella
Jacoby, stating her pupils are doing as
good work in grammar as any in the
, County.
Supply of early vegetables at Trum-
bulbs butcher shop. n
II. Lee Sailors team of horses to a
heavy wagon IA away last week while
he was attending his hot bed. The
wagon was upset, his wife and child
vas thrown underneath and the horses
became entangie and fell. Fortunately
they were not hurt rs Mr.. Sailor sat on
,ha ho,ses, heads while hey cot from
uhue 'he "deoh'
You are invited to Tillie Smiths for
spring hats. = 1-5t.
The remains of VIM. p. Jordan, of
New Castle, were buried in Emmunel
. Cemetery last Saturday. MIR. ,Jord IN
had the grip last winter which affected
: his mind and he became so he could
not a nor keep ANYTHING on his
stomach after being forced down him.
81 he really starved to death. He
was a fisherman. raised in Penn's Grove
and brother to George and John Jor.
dan. A delegation from the lodges he
belonged to ACCOMPANIED the remains.
MIC ID N p;o,,or eao yy.s, 90,
st. Wilmington who has relatives liy.
ing in PENIS Grove and who is well
known To many residents mere says
. .SV d no sO'H her s"r manv s,so"s hnt
SHE would rather par with it than Nc.
Cf%a's Vaporiz'ng battery. as Nc
. ora des'res the fullest investigator
inc ii dnnbtfnI to call on Mrs
I'd L4ar from her own Iins
h'en'eI y, "a saw about Mc(,ord,s
VIVA. slne nv cry y
'apo''%'"s Dali
A few years ago S'aiy'a,o Young
man on his way to see a Penh's Grove
c;,, ,a,l asIeen m a ba,bey's chair and
- ~ he w,O,.c,,e off. He
.ne p"ipei ou' IL H az. .o,
did not get The girl. But lha1 was nv
SO serious AS Abram Pacoii, OF New
York. who went to u barber shop to
-, ho., ,,;mmod far his wed.
nave No 'e"i' an. Who,