The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-15

With peariy robes ana hearts OF goIi.
Ring out yOur Tells, ring out your bells,
Those glorious ~s'Iains your story tells,
or him who, crowned with life anew,
Will crown His humblest follower too.
Violets ale IN bloom.
Gardening is now in order.
See the Easter display at Robbins.
The ~succulent shad is now the fad.
We will soon have a new Penn's
Grove.
The steamer Reybold lands large
quantities Of freight at Penn's Grove.
Southern Strawberries sell in Phil
adelplia market for about 35c. a pint.
John D. Layton has charge Of G. v.
Dolbow's farm at Perkintown station.
The Bethel Church is tho first to
hold q fruit festival next Saturday
evening. Don't forget it.
Hudson s. Titus has begun building
a new double house Oh the west side of
Pitman street.
Gov. Albeit has issued a proclama-
ton appointing Friday, April 22nd, as
Arbor Day for this State.
Asa G. Turner has sold a building
lot on Penn St. to Mary NJ. Somers on
which q house will be erected.
Ice cold Soda at Robbins Pharmacy.
Biddle SOm.rs's new house on Penn
St., is being pushed rapidly toward
completion by contractor Norris Keen.
THE snow squall last Saturday re-
minded us that summer had not come
as some might have thought a few days
previous.
Three families have already moved
TO PENIS Grove to work in the glass
works while len houses are now rented
for other families to come.
The black bear mentioned last week
rs being in Eagletown has since been
heard of IN the neighborhood of Cours-
e's Landing and the Misery.
Meddlesome persons usually like to
attend to other peoples affairs yet they
would have their hands full If all their
home duties were attended to.
The cutest hair curriers' are ut Rob-
bins.
The cold wind from the northwest
during all the week made low tides and
very uncor Portable weather for fisher.
men who d 'ght but few siad.
The you people of Emmanuel
Church want a chapel or lecture o
and need it for their meetings as well
AS for other social meetings Of the
Church.
Sunday is Easter, an anniversary in
commemoration of the resurrection of
Christ who was buried the Friday night
previous. Our present custom makes
it an eRgs.traordinary day.
As predicted two months ago Penn's
Grove post office has been made a o
ey order Office beginning last Monday.
Postmaster Whitaker will be pleased
to act as your banker.
At the Combination horse sale in Sa-
lem last week Albert L. Strengthens
bay mare Nellie s., was purchased by
G. C. Ford for $3.50. She brought the
highest price Of the 81 sold.
You ere invited to Tillie Smiths for
spring hats. = lot.
William Matlack, at Courses Land
Ing, lost his best driving horse last
week from lockjaw, by having a rusty
nail run into its foot which could not
he found until after it died.
The tax bills of all those who have
not paid by the middle of May in Upper
Neck will he placed in the hands Of
VIM. Carney for collection. The town
ship Committee say there will be no
more Sinking.
Some ladies saw the stray bear near
the old wagon factory in Penn's Grove
Wednesday evening and their thoughts
that 1t was a bear were confirmed
Thursday morning by seeing the tracks.
1t should be II warning for small boys
and girls to stay in at night.
Ladies' Specialties of finest grades at
Robbins.
Salem (Ind. is enforcing an ordin,
ance prohibiting boys and girls from
wandering about the s~treetsafter night
fall unless accompanied by parents or
guardians. Boys and girls in future
years would be thankful If such was en-
forced to-day in PENIS Grove.
The Phila. Record says: Civil en-
gineers of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad are making preliminary sur
veys along the bay side for the new
branch to be built from Penn's Grove
Land owners will give the company
rights of way.
Many people who pride themselves
Oh their blue blood would be far happier
with pure blood; but. while W cannot
choose our ancestors, fortunately, by
the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla. we can
transmit pure blood to our posterity.
Robbins keeps the coolest Soda in
town.