The Penn's Grove record., 1892-01-22

Feb. 4-Jobn Richards in Oldmans Township.
Feb. 2S-J. d. Shultz, near Auburn.
Feb. 24-Robt. Cross, above Penn's Grove.
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Florida oranges at Stites's.N
Thousands Of geese and brant dot
the Marshes at Bay Side.
Hudson $. Titus is changing Sheble's
cottage into a double house.
County Superintendent r. Gwynne,
.Jr., was in town on Tuesday.
Mary Y%ourinson has sold her farm
adjoining the old brick mill to John
Norton.
Piling are being driven at Fort Della.
ware for a new torpedo station to be
located there.
A PENIS Grove a man who escapee
the grippe sent to Camden and had one
sent down by express.
The cold snap Oh Tuesday night
made much shell ice along shores and
skating on small ponds.
Bananas 12c and 15c per dozen at
Stites's.
The Druckenmiller Family had a
very small audience at their entertain
ment OH Saturday night.
William II. Compton, foreman of the
Woodstown Monitor, was in town Wis
iting friends last Saturday.
Frank W. Tussey, of Camden, has
been reelected financial secretary of the
W. j. Democratic League.
Thomas j. White has sold his res
taurant property corner of Main AID
Oak streets to James c. Smalley.
There should be a sleeping car OH the
Railroad between Elmer and Salem as
it now takes until nearly Don to reach
Salem MS it goes first to Quinton.
We received an interesting letter
from Florida too late for this weeks
issue. 1t will appear next week.
Notwithstanding the cold snaps there
has not been much Ice in the Delaware
river. This time last year the channel
was completely blocked.
Billy Thompson will reopen his race
track at Gloucester Dext Monday as
the Grand Jury found nc bill against
TIN this week. 1t looks as If Judge
Ikagg would be appointed.
Joseph French Chandler is a new ar
tisal that makes the keeper of Penn's
Grove hosiery wear II broad smile.
The addition of grandpap to his IT,
~ is much higher than that of ''Colo-
oil"
Mr.. J. U. Layton, PennsyiIle'ssch
master, being chosen II of the petit
Shrors, went to Salem last Saturday to
get released, but the authorities would
mot grant it, so he had to get his father
to take his place as teacher this week.
The steamer Christina will continue
to run during The winter whenever ice
permits or the following time table:
Leaves Wilmington at $50 A. M. and
ESQ P. NJ. leaves Penn's Grove at 10. 80
A. N. and 400 p. M. The Sunday
trips have been discontinued. The
change took effect Friday.
Those needing yendue posters and
job printing should keep in mind that
they Ia get 1t done satisfactorily
NJ tha RRCnDn no raoonratl., NO anu
where tt.
Donnie Patterson knows a good
thing when lie sees it. Last Sunday
night ST. Paul's Church was let out
soon and many then went to the Bethel
When lie saw the large increase in his
congregation Donnie Patterson was
wise enough to take advantage of his
opportunity to call for another collec-
ton.
Nice lot of new figs, dates and nuts
of all kinds at Stites's. n
About three weeks ago George Stan,
ton had q pair of fine shoes ready to
tbe delivered to a customer, but were
stolen. He kept quiet until he saw them
on a boy and asked hi m where he got
them. His father had purchased the
S6 shoes of the young man, a noted
character, for S1.50. The fellow who
stole them is given until the end of
next fishing a to pay for them.
Don't experiment with your health.
You may he sure of the qualify OF
your medicine, even if you have to
take much of your food upon trust, |
ASK your druggist for Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, ard no other. 1t is the standard
blond purifier, the most effective and
effective.
Nice lot Of sweet cider for family
use at Stites's. \
Get your job printing done at the
RECORD Office
BEEcHER, Photographer, 315 Market
St Wilmington, will make the best
cabinet pictures for the people of New
Jersey for 90 a dozen. Guarantee to
please and with each dozen present you
two extra pictures, which will be worth
ar more than the steamers fare.* self
FOR HAULING IN WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington Transfer Co. are
better prepared to haul truck, &c. than
ever VIM. Forrest will still be on hand
to run that part Of the business.
81 w. l.. JEFFREs, Supt. |