The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-04
FRIDAY. MARCH 4, 1892.
10 s.

0fticee.
March having come In likes lion will
20 out like a lamb.
CLANS andsO oysters ut Stites's.*
Shad Hshermen's meeting Saturday
evening at the game time and place.
The northeast winds for over a week
have caused extraordinary high tides.
The dashing q have washed The
Penn's Grove wharf near the shore
badly.
The almanac said spring began Tues
day hut time seems to he ahead Of the
weather.
Jos, J, Summerill has been elected
Treasurer and a trustee Of Woodbury.
M. E. Church.
Two Democratic candidates are run
ing for Mayor Of New Castle and the
Republicans are likely to carry off the
Office.
Charles Sheets has purchase Mrs.
Louisa g. Vancs's land back of Jere-
miab Strimple's farm. II acres at $50
per acre.
John Summerill & Bro. are very busy
supplying the shad fishermen with Irvine
and netting. They have sold between
$25, 600 and 100000 worth this winter.
The steamer Christina will change
her trips next week, making four u day
to connect with steamer lfeybold and
Penusville. Time table not announced
yet.
Jesse ID. ClaypOole has invented II
portable voting booth which for con-
v~enience and %cheapness of construction
and storage surpasses anything heard of
or seen.
The steamer Dridgeton has gone to
Wilmington for repairs, aud will soon
commence regular trips between Bridge
ton and Philadelphia.
We are indebted to our fellow towns
man A. F. Hufnal for the Jacksonville
Nmes-Union He Is enjoying balmy
breezes while we shiver with a cold
n~ortheaster.
The W. G. 4. U. will hold a
'sMothers" meeting next Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Erett, u noble worker
in the cause Of Temperance, is expected
to be present.
CLANS and Oysters at Stites's.*
Stiles & Freas, of Salem, gives an in
vitation in another column to visit their
new store. They have n of the hand.
soonest and best equipped stores in
South Jersey.
The steamer Reybold will resume her
trips between Salem and Philadelphia
next Monday, 7th, leaving Penn's
Grove at 0 A. NJ, returning leaves
Philadelphia at Q O'Clock.
The high tides caused by the north
east wind has made navigation extra
ordinary good up Salem creek. The
Courses Landing boats could load man.
ure In Philadelphia one day and un-
load the next.
Borden Holton narrowly escaped
drowning last Saturday by falling be.
tween the wharf and steamer Christina,
at Wilmington. He was going down
for the third time when rescued. Re-
cent occurrences should warn people to
not carry SO heavy ballast Of corn juice.
The New Castle Star, which made
its appearance in 1881, suspended publ.
cation last Saturday. The outfit was
removed to Wilmington about a year
ago, and the paper had since been issued
under the rsme of the Wilmington-Neu
Castle Star. The daily papers publish
ed such full reports Of New Castle news
that the weekly was left without a field.
Furman Dalbow, living near Courses
Landing. came near having his house
destroyed by fire, since the death Of
his son. Some one of the family, hear
ing strange noises below, went down
stairs In the night, to find the floor,
etc., burning fercely. An alarm was
given, and by strenuous efforts in DASH
Ing water on the flames, the FIRE YVES at
last got under control and the dwelling
saved. Considerable damage was done
inside the house.
;.s T altar. ra,coi1;,u IN tha D,et
Ofice at PENIS Grove. for the month
ending February, 30 b, 1892; G. Elwell,
Howard d. Emery, John T. Richards,
Samuel Parker, Mrs. Edward King,
Ellie Howkips, James A Wright,
Alfred McAllister and Harry c. Brown.
Persons calling for the above letters,
please say advertised.
J. D. WHITAKER. p. NJ.
CLANS and Oysters at Stites's.*
The members OF PENIS Grove Con.
claws of Heptasopbs are req gested TO
meet at their lodge ro0m on Sunday,
March 9th, at 8 O'Clock in the morning,
and 6 80 in the evening for the purpose
of attending Divine Services, u full
attendance Is earnestly requested.
VIM. F. YEAaER, SEC.
Read Cummsngs's extra Involvement
to Jersey customers in another column
House leases for sale at the RECORD
Office.
Remember that Ayers Cherry Pee
torsl has no equal as a specific for colds,
coughs, and all affections Of the throat
and lungs. For nearly half q century
it has been In greater demand than any
other remedy for pulmonary complaints.
All druggists have 1t for sale,