The Penn's Grove record., 1892-04-22

CIuIcn OileI tHtlI phIoOIioBo iO' saw
Henry Munyau b as had his pension
increased from S. to Sl4 per month.
Tie odd Fellows Hall Association
intend to %ienovate, paper and paint the
lodge and lecture rooms, put new car
pet III the lodge room and replace the
settees with chairs in both rooms. This
will be II big Improvement.
Nearly all the machinery has been.
erected at DupOnt's gun cotton works
on Carney Point and three wells have
been dug by water force. One is ~ feet
deep, one 80 and the other 40 which is
beng made deeper. There is too much
iron in water to use with chemicals. In
a few weeks the works will be enclosed
by u high board fence and operation be-
gun. Many chemicals are low OH hand
The reason the 500, 600 assets of the
Earnest Workers, which went into the
hands of Il receiver a year ago, have
claimants is that the New Jersey Court
of Chancery appointed David Baird, OF
Camden, Il receiver because it was II
corporation organized under New Jer-
sey laws aud he is fighting to get hold
of the money which is now in control
of the Philadelphia receiver, Mi.
Shakespeare. Baird wants a pull out
of il and threatens to take the suit To
the Supreme Court.
The large new Steamer which has
been laying at the mouth of Christians
Creek nearly all the week is the New
Hampshire built by the Harlan n llol-
lingsworth Co., for the Providence ard
Stoninglor Steamship Co. She is Il
screw propeller and one of the tastes.
steamers afloat. In II Il of five hours
over a measured course the vessel made
the average speed of Is miles an hour.
being ore mile above the spe Il specified
by contract. Her tastes time fer orc
mile wa 2 minutes and 81 seconds.
Before packing away your winter
clothing look in Robbins Pharmacy. X
Don't suffer over ii hot stove in sum
mel when you can get u gasoline stove
cheap at W. b. Kille's. n
John McCord, of Bridgeton, has an
advertisement of his Vapoiizing Bat
terry in another column which should be
read by all suffering with cataIIh, deaf
ness and its accompanying symptoms.
There is a home testimonial and lie has
made wonderful cures In Woods,own,
other parts of the County and Bridge
ton. lie comes well recommended.
For nearly half II century Ayers
Cherry Pectoral has been the most pop.
ular cough remedy in the world. The
Constantly increasing demand for This
remedy proves it 10 be the very best
specific for colds, coughs. and all dis
eases of the throat and lung.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Diver spent
Sunday with friends in Wilmington.
James Newell, Sheriff, gave us Il
pleasant call on Wednesday while on
his way TO Wilmington.
Mrs. John Stiles and son Thomas n.
have been spending the week with her
parents and sister Mrs. John Summer
i'll.
Seth ii. Leap a nd family, of Camden,
spent Sunday with friends in Penn's
Grove.
Warren S. Bowen, the hustl ing local
editor of the Standard, spent Sunday
with friends in Penn's Grove.
Harry Hewitt, wife and daughter
Ella p, of Woodstown, spent Sunday
at Jacob +. Sluemaker's.
b. Raile and wife, of West Philadel.
phila, spent Sunday with his father in
PENIS Grove.
Capt. Robt. X. Dole left Philadel-
phia on Wednesday with his schooner
Hattie l.. Sheets for Georgetown, ). c.,
after Il weeks stay at home.
Geo. W. Reed, Auditor of the Del
River Railroad. has been very
sick the past week.
Dennis Barber who has been visiting
his sister Mrs. George G. Walter, at
Warrington Mills, has returned home
and reports fishing good there.
Miss Alice Layton, the tn iid child OF
Richard S. Layton, who has been sick
with symptoms of diptheria, we are glad
TO report is much better. Mr.. and Mrs
Layton have the heartfelt sympatlieS
Of their acquaitances i'll Their sad
hfllictiOn.
Thomas 7. Sparks, formerly Of
PENIS Grove, who last wear moved IL
Dexter, Dallas county. Iowa, from
Menlo, has moved back to his former
home at Meulo.