The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-08

FRIDAY, APRIL s, 1892.
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The Standard contains an "Honor
able(P) Mention" this week.
Sweet potatoes haved advanced t
$1.75 per barrel for the best.
Sheriff Butchers bill having become
a law legal sales can hereafter be helt
on Saturday.
Gypsie Dave came from New Castle
on Wednesday and is not stopping In
Divers woods.
George NJ. Flanagan buries his in
FAINT SOD James s. in Emmanuel Gene
terry OH Saturday.
Will the new owner of the Riverside
house apply for licensed, is what some
would like 10 know.
Robert S. Diver is having al house
built near his fathers in which lie and
his bride will reside.
A bill signed by the Governor re.
Gently makes it illegal to kill pheasants
for the next three years.
Mrs r. S. Kirby, of Wilmington, gives
her Spring announcement Of hats and
bonnets in another column
Ice cold Soda at Robbins Pharmacy.
Gideon G.. Dolbow has had his resi-
dcnce greatly beautifed at union Cor
ner by having a new fence erected and
his portico decorated.
This is what r in Sunbeam said last
week; One of the prettiest girls in
Salem County will be married at ST.
Paul's Church, Penn's Grove.
The friends of james Cunningham
are pleased to know he has recovered
SO he is able to go out after being con.
fined to his house Eearly all winter.
Richard $. Layton's and Joseph Me-
gill's children w are glad to report are
recovering from the diphteria but Cen.
tral School will not open before next
fall.
The cutest hair curriers' are ut Rob-
bins.
Henry Barber has sold n building lot
to James +. Smith at the corner Of
Elvin Avenue and the Bridgeport road
and a cellar is now dug for a new
8 house.
The mild weather with the tempera-
tnre bet ween 100 and 800 the fore part of
lie week made the green grass spring
from mother earth and fires u~nnecessa-
~ for comfort.
John p. Leap aud j. U. Layton are
in the bicycle business this year on n
larger scale. and will he prepared TO
interest you on the subject of bicycles.
Look for advertisement next week.
You ere invited Ia Tillie smiths for
sp,ing hats. \ lot.
Geo. W. Hewitt is building a barn
and shed TO his house at his residence,
near Eagletown, On the late Ross farm.
Daniel J. quette will do his farming and
lie will go TO Wilmington market in
season.
Susanna Elkinton, widow of joseph
r.. Elkinton, claim for pension has been
allowed certificate and voucher calls for
$1S6.67 to Feb. 4th, 1852. The widow
draws IS per month and 81 additional
for her daughter Mable, making in all
$40 per month.
Ladies' Specialties of finest grades at
Robbins
The leather bags, which have long
been used for the transportation Of the
United States mails, are to be replaced,
~ soon us worncut, hy canvas with
leather bottoms. The canvas bags
cost les than leather ones, and their
weight IS barely ha:f as great as that
Of the old POUCHES.
In another column will be found the
adver' isement Of 1.-The State Mutall
Building & Loan Association" Able
men are backing it and all who have
pey to invest or desire to borrow
should read ~ If here be any v'sode,
sire stock in it please call on W. a.
SunmeIill.
Robbins keeps the cnldest SODA in
town.
On Monday morning when Daniel
%Jaquette, near Eagletown, arose there
was II large black bear at his door
While getting his gun it ran off. Its
tracks were four inches long and five
wide. Others have sea- it but where
il came from or went to is not know.
The people are afraid to travel alone in
the neighborhood of bear swamp. Dogs
wont follow It's tracks. 1t is thought
to he tame.
% Robbips' makes his own fiavosing ex-
tracts.
When in Wilmington and looking for
n pair of shoes or slippers, i. Everett
Janvier's store ut 23l Market St., is the
place to strike for anything you want
in that line. He is as low In price as
will insure your moneys worth for u
good honest shoe. His motto is style,
tit and quality guaranteed. You are
invited to call and SET even if you don't
want to purchase.
What a debt of gratitude the world
owes to such men rs Drs. Aver and
JeDner-the latter for the great dis
covery of vaccination, and the former
for his Extract OF Sarsaparilla--the best
OF blood. purifiers! Who can estimate
how much these discoveries have bene-
fitted the race. '