The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-02
FRIDAY, DECEMBER ., 1892.


Try Boone's mince meats
We did not see the comet.
Jos. G. French is giving his grove Its
annual coating Of gravel.
Hot Sedas at Robbins are ine.
Sunday schools are increasing In
numbers us Christmas approaches.
The person who left their money bag
at Edw. G.. Bricks store can have it by
calling for Il.
The Trustees OF Bethel Church have
erected a very neat new fence around
their Church property.
Go to TiIlie Smith 3 for Winter Hats
John Moore, of Esgietown, killed a
hog last week which weighed ABS
pounds. Who can beat 1t !?
DR.. johnson announces his Christi
mas goods in another column. Read
his display Of useful articles.
superintendent E. H. Green is hay-
ing the lower side of Railroad land at
the PENIS Grove station filed up with
dirt.
Ask your grocer for Boone's mince
meats
Those who may have lin cups and
torches used ut the Democratic parade
are requested to see that they get to the
Democrat Club room this Saturday.
Robbins Cough Remedy mo. 8" is
the best.
While a car was being pulled off q
float, at Penn's Grove. last Saturday 1t
struck the top cross beam which held
the slip and broke 1t completely off.
Viola Council, Jr. Order Of Ameri-
a Mechanics will attend Bethel
Church on Sunday morning in a body
and St. Paul's Church in the evening.
special things in Dry Goods at
Leaps'.*
Penn's Grove now gets an early
morning mail at 7.30 OIL the "Monkey"
train since the winter schedule on the
West Jersey Railroad went into effect.
Large variety IN new styles Of wall
paper at Leaps
1t is very kind in u Republican
friends in starting n boom for us to DO
postmaster, when there are lots Of
others who have already started their
own boom.
Take Robbins, mo. 3.'for your cough
Chas. s. Robbins, the fashionable
halter, who succeeds Thomas M. Seeds.
asks the patronage Of our readers In
another column. Give him acall when
in the City.
Try Boone's mince meat.*
The w. C. 7. U. would like all its
members in attendance at the next
meeting, Thursday afternoon, at 8
O'Clock, in their new room, foot ofHar-
mony street, as an interesting time is
expected.
Have you tried Boone's mine } meat9
II not as your grocer for 1t.
Jas. B. Kiger, at Courses Landing,
a y that his wife 10 the champion
catcher Of chicken hawks, foxes and
minks, In traps. Sue recently caught
q hawk which measured 4 feet Al inch
es from tip to tip. She caught three
hawks In one week.
Ask your grocer for Boone's mince
meat.
Capt. Thomas Naylor, who left
Penn's Grove on his schooner, Rillie 8.
Derby, on Nov. 20th, arrived at
Charleston, s. C. in 60 hours which
was a very quick trip. He is loading
lumber for Philadelphia.
On a cold day nothing is SO warming
as Hot Soda, at Robbins.
Notwithstanding the space cores
pondent of the Philadelphia RECORD
has selected pearly all the postmasters
in South Jersey we rear ne III SiiRhteu
more who were not mentioned and that
some officials will have more trouble in
deciding who will read the postals and
lick the stamps than they desire.
Have you tried Boone's mince meatp
If not ask your grocer for its
List of letters remaining in the Post
Once at Penn's Grove, N. j., for the
month ending Nov. Both, 1892. Mr..
Robert Hauf. Charles Harris, Thomas
Whitesall, joseph Springer, Jonas ".
More, John n. Poullson, Samuel Girls
", Eli Steward, John w. Short and
A. q. Lennon. Persons calling for the
above letters, please say advertised.
j. ID. WHITAKER. p. M.
Always deal where you get the best
and loo figures. In other words, always
go to Robbins Drug store for every
thing
MECHANICS, TAKE NOTICE.
The officers and members Of Viola
CouRcii No. 20, Jr. 0. u. A. NJ, are
earnestly requested to be present at the
49, &c., o-& c,.,Iav noc Afb a.