The Penn's Grove record., 1892-03-11
FRIDAY, MARCH IL, 1892.
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Two or three cases of dIptheria have
developed in PENIS Grove.
EdN. G. Brick advertises his brands
of fertilizers in another column.
CLANS and Oysters at Stites's.*
The W. G. I. u. will give a ''mouth-
ly Reading" next Thursday afternoon.
The body of james Lee, who was
drowned two weeks ago, has not been
found yet.
W. W. England has bought the Will
Der Chew property OF Alfred Homer,
at Auburn.
The heavy rain nearly all dav Tues
day was far more welcomed than the
blizzard four years ago.
Houses are scarce thisspring and will
he more so next summer when the glass
factory men move into town.
A township election under the ballot
reform law is very costly. Upper Neck's
election Oh Tuesday Cost nearl. 5000.
a Salem fishermen recommends
starting Il fish smoking industry to uti-
LIKED slad and other fish when the price
is low.
All the cases of sickness have recover
ed in Central School district and it is
expected that school Will resume next
Monday.
Both the NJ. L. pastors will leave for
Conference next Monday or Tuesday.
IL is expected that both will he return
cd for another year.
William Webber purchased Joseph
Wsbber's farm of 80 acres at Courses
Landing, sold on Monday at Sheriff's
sale for SAT per acre. 8 $40
A ! named Walter Peak wds blown
overheard ilom II small buat and Irown-
ed above Penn'i Grove Wednesday
afternoon during the fierce gale.
Ihe steam barge Palermo struck the
lMge Iock al the mouth OF the canal
last week and had to be hauled off for
repairs. Navigation should be cleared
up Salem creek.
The steamer Christina has changed
her time to connect with the ReybOld.
She leaves Wilmington ut 8 A. NJ. and
1926 p. NJ. Pein's Grove at 10 A. M.
and 4.30 p. NJ.
Some would like to know why there
is more drunkenness in PENIS Grove
Oh election day when the hotel is clos
ed Than on other days. Surely sweet
CT Ter will not make neil drunk.
The election in the north precinct
was held in thu basement Of D. d.
Leaps clothing store OIL Tuesday. as
the second story of the Elkinton build.
ing is now utilized as a pool room.
CLAIMS and Oysters at Stites's.*
Instead of sending children TO the
Almshouse a law should provide for
their care in some home where they
would be taught something. They use
to be bound out but that is now un-
popular.
The steamer Rey bold resumed her
trips OH Monday. Capt. Lacky is in
command !; John Doyle, engineer ; and
Isaac Powell, clerk. She leayer Penn's
Grove at 0 A. NJ. for Philadelphia and
AIM. for Salem.
A man whose name we did not learn
was stricken with lumbago so badly in
the back while helping erect telegraph
poles in Penn's Grove on Monday that
he became helpless and had to be car
ried to the station and sent to the hos
pital in Camden.
Some of the water from Central
School House pump has been examined
iy the Philadelphia Board OF Phar.
macy and pronounced no more impure
than other drinking water. There were
no traces of sewage and the only recon-
mendations were that ii be pumped out
before using.
James g. Bsebe, Secretary of the n.
J, Building, loan and Investment
Company, of Trenton, explained ia a
small audience in Odd Fellows Hall
last Saturday evening the merits Of the
Company and their heal Secretary John
W. Trumbull las lad over so shares
subsc lied towards forming a local
branch.
Rev. Is Il. Joinson's lecture OIL his
travels in Northern Europe, illustrated
by the slereoptican IN Emmanuel
Church, Monday evening was very ill.,
teresting and instructive. Mr.. John
son is u yer, +. fined and cultured speak
er aud si,nws That lIe travels with his
eyes and ears open. Sl4 were cleared
for the Saba h school treasury.
There v III be II C, nnert given by the
EpwOrth League on Wednesday. March
23rd. in ST. Paul's Church. A first
Glass program Las been arranged. Fur.
tler particulars next weeks
tlams and Oysters at Stiles's.*
Iuad Cummings extra mducpment
TO JrrSey customers in another column
louise leases for sale at the RECORD
Office
Dr. +. Il. Miller, of Cross Plains,
Wis.,, has expressed the opinion thai
for obstinate cases of syphilis and scro'
fula, Ayers Sarsaparilla is unquestion'
ably The most effective remedy known
to pharmacy. Wonderful cures have
resulted from its use.