The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-06

Before buying your spring goods luol
over our advertising columns aud :r,
the live merchants who solicit yqui
trade. just prove 20 them that aivcr
Using pays when pa%trnni2ing them.
Robbins makes llavOTing Extracts.
The gun cotton works ON Carney,
Point are now fenced in and no visitor.
allowed as they have begun to max,
powder. In a fen weeks they will he
gin TO make the acid for gun cotton.
Large variety IN new styles of wall
paper at Leaps
The W. G. I. L. organized a LoyaI
Temperance Legion with 30 schuo!
children Oh Thursday afternoon. The
evils Of intemperanre and tobacco will
be drilled into the future voters and
mothers biweekly.
The farmers in the neighborllnud of
Courses Landing have been setting out
sweet potatoes last week and this. VIM.
Weber took the lead. Some ale 0nlv
blowing their ground in the vicinity of
PENIS Grove.
Joseph Robbins has beea taking the
school census in Penn's Grove distric,
this week. George W. Davis has re.
signed the appointment of census taker
for the Cove, Wright, Central aud vii.
ey district and Freebooter W. II. Den
ny las been appointed and is at work
taking the census in those districts.
Don't suffer over a hot stove in sum-
mer when you can get a gasoline stove
cheap at W. b. KiIle's.#
Landlord French gave one of his fine
sbad safpers to a company of IS vii.
mingtonians Thursday evening under
the leadership Of Al McCauslanl. AZ
ter partaking OF the feast of good things
they enjoyed themselves on the flying
horses in the rink which are now in
good working order.
Tar camphOr display at Robbins. =
The Woodstown Banking Company
will move into their handsome new
building on 18th. On Wednesday, the
18th, from 10 until ) O'Clock the build
ing will be open to visitors. All are
cordially invited to inspect the new
home of that sound financial institu-
ton under the able management of
VIM. Z. Flitcraft, cashier. =
Miss Lizzie Meseroll was given Il
pleasant birthday surprise on Tuesday
evening by her young friends. Those
present were Misses Mamie Harris,
Laura A. Layton. Fannie kille, Laura
E. Layton, Elsie Morris, Martie Rob.
inson, Anna IIurff, Laura Simpkins,
May Turner, Jennie Stiles, Anna Sail.
or, Rena stiles, Ollie Denny, Florence
Robbins, Eeulah Borden, Belle Layton
and Martie Meseroll, Masters Howard
Walker, Samuel Watson, Royden Eng
lish, Harry Blohm, Milton Harris and
J.. ID. Whitaker and wife.
Since the dairymen of Pennsylvania
and New Jersey have organized and
started a creamery in Philadelphia they
a control the price of milk. The
price for the ensuing month was &C.
cOrdingly fixed at four cents wholesale
to the milkmen, which will net the ship
per after he has paid the one. half cent
freight, three and one half cents per
quart. This is the highest profit the
farmers have ever enjoyed, and they
consider themselves in Il position to
maintain That price. The company has
agents stationed at the live principal
railroad depots, whose duty II is to take
all milk shipped by members and reject
ed by the dealers to the creamery,
where it is made into butter and sold.
Mrs. r. NJ. Fighter, $50 West 9th
ST., Wilmington, who las relatives liv.
ing in Penn's Grove and who is well
known to many residents here says
that her gold watch is very valuable
and dear TO her for many reasons but
she would rather part with it than Me.
Cords Faporizing Battery. AS Me-
Cord desires the fullest investigation
the intending purchaser is requested,
If at all doubtful, to call on Mrs.
RICHTER and hear from her own lips
what she has to say about McCord's
EapOriziug Battery. y