The Penn's Grove record., 1892-02-12

st. Valentines day is tomorrow.
Grape vines should be trimmed this
month.
This year the girls eau choose tl'eir
Valentine.
Don't fail to hear Bishop Foss in st.
Paul's Church, next Friday.
Hudson 5. Titus has begun erecting
a new double house on Pitman street.
The river ia clear Of ice. The last
along shore disappeared on Wednesday.
William Harry Zane has a snug little
house enclosed for q home on Franklin
street.
Read the yendues in the RECORD
and ~patronize them, II volt wish any.
thing.
Penn's Groves popular chicken deal
er George Lawrence is very sick with
the grippe.
II the weather stays pleasant like this
week old fishermen predict a good run
Of shad next month.
The steamer Christina being stopped
by the ice on January 9th, resumed
her trips on Monday.
James j. Moore, a veteran, has receiy-
ed a pension Of $12 per month and back
pay amounting to $145.
j. Wilmer Clark Is now preparing fof
the shad season.. lie will buy sl,ad as
usual on PENIS Grove wharf.
DIR. John NJ. Summerill very snceess
fully cut n iumOr fiUm tie head OF
Mis-. |. ID. IIiilman I'll Thursday.
T.. Ernest Brigh, has ha Il neat and
jr-itii, painted n-w fence erected
around his home on De aware Avenue.
Mrs. Amy White, who recently re-
MOVED TO Philadelphia, has sold her
fnusr "n Harmony street to Thomas J.
White
Jos+pk X. Muhyan has purchased a
building lot on S'ate street, near Jacob
S~,mpmaker's, on which he intends to
build u home.
:. Levin Thompson has joined the
rrnn's Grove Band and is now its Il adj
-r. May It he revived I" its former
good standing.
WiIfrrd Dougherty has purchased u
lot on Railroad Avenue, nraI Jacob
Shoemaker's residence, on which he
expects building Il home.
Last Saturday Robert Kidd fell Oh
to the frozen ground by the turning of
u wag, II wheel which slipped on some
ice and WAS bruised very badly OIL the
sh 'nld.r arm and hani.
William p. Denny has purchased the
1t NJ the conner of Church street and
Railroad Avenue Of Samuel and David
G. Simpkins on which he intends erect.
ing III agricultural warehouse.
In another Column will lie found the
township statement which every tax
payer In the township should read as 1t
concerns their irivate interests more
than who shall be president.
The st. Paul's Parsonage Debt Socie-
ty will hold a Slisd supper in Odd Fell
lows Hall, Feb. 18Th. Get
William Il. Kidd. who as been ser.
tously III with \ grippe and pneumonia.
has recovered so NJ +" lie out of bed but
the the doctor says he will not I've able
TO go out do tor two months. 1t Is
hoped his recovery may he speedy.
The machinery Is now being erected
In the rsnn's Grove Glass Factory.
TIE large s,noke stacks, two feet IN d.
ameter, were deliver this week by u
Salem team nv no wagon was heavy
enough in Penn's Grove.
Town meeting will be three weeks
from next Tuesday and already caudi-
dates are being spoke OF for township
committee which office many think is
nothing but read overseer. The fight
will be on that office alone as there is no
freeholder, Assessor nor collector to
elect this year
Several harrels OF sweet potatoes are
now bring SHIPPED from Penn's Grove.
Only The very brst stock brings 81 25
PER barrel. james I. Baker, at Penns-
vile, whose potatoes are large and dark
is selling for Soc. per barrel. Last year
he kept hi, until April when he receiv-
only Gle, per iarrel.
John Giblin has one Of the best COWS
ID tI+ community. Last week he sold
n 2.montls old calf which weighed 24S
pounds. During he first week the
milk was ,.uI u Ell but for the following
inon'h SID. made 10 pounds Of butter
besides giving milk for the family use
for the two months. John belives in
having 20 d sock around him and so
st,"uld every man.
Don't forget the Shad Supper, 25c. =
People who ,s4 ~arsenical preparations
for gl~ir complex on, do 80 at the risk
~ their lives. Ayers Sarsaparilla Is
guaranteed fire from any injurious
drug, and Is, thri efore, the safest as
well IS the nos powerful blood medi-
ciue In the woili. 1t makes the skin
clear.