The Penn's Grove record., 1893-02-10

WI Denny, MORTGAGE.
Feb. 2S-Tuesday, Barney O'Neal, UP. Neck.
March "Wednesday, Albert Pedrick, near
PedrlcktOwn.
Town meeting will be held four
weeks from next Tuesday, the second
Tuesday in March.
A sure thing, Robbins "French
Remedy" will cure you.
Small change is very scarce just now
a s everybody saved up their S. and $40
bills to spend in February.
Special things in Dry Goods at
Leaps
The ice in the river broke loose con-
siderably last Saturday, but Tuesdays
cold snap fastened it again.
Trains have begun TO run from the
new Reading depot at 18th and Market
street, Philadelphia.
Visit Stites's new restaurant at Un-
ion Corner.
Powell and Mary Ann Steel, of Cam.
den, buried their infant daughter in
Emmanuel Cemetery on Tuesday.
1t is hard Tor a philosopher 10 under
stand why foot ball should be called
play as long as shoveling coal is consid.
cred hard work.
Ladies, stick a pin here. Anew and
fresh line of Toilet articles at Robbins
Pharmacy.
1t is said the Ground Hog which
lives in Porcupine Hill, (%Perkintown)
saw his shadow. Probably that is the
reason cold weather continued.
The ice was piled against the west
corner Of the PENIS Grove wharf the
fore part OF the week four feet above
the wharf. The cakes were 16 and Is
inches thick.
Ask your grocer for Boone's mince
All the members of the W. q. T. U.
are requested to be present at the meet
ing Iext Thursday afternoon at 4
O'Clock to make arrangements for Mrs.
Hoffman's address.
Viola Council Jr. Order of American
Mechanics intend to make Feb. 22nd a
memorable day with a celebration.
Flags will be raised on every school
house in this Township.
Ask your grocer for Boone's mince
meat.*
North Carolina shad began to arrive
in Philadelphia market last week, three
weeks later than usual and are very
high priced. Roe shad sold for from
$3.50 to 81 each and buck from Is cents
to Sl.25.
"No. 3" cures your cough, Robbins
Pharmacy.
The eastern channel in the Delaware
became clear for navigation the middle
of the week. The rain on Thursday
night broke the ice loose in the river
and most of it is now disappearing a
iuoe 90 ~ Suihcs
Visit Stites's new restaurant at Un-
lion Corner.
Mrs. Clara c. Hoffman, President of
the Missouri w. &. L. U. and one of
the national speakers of the Union,
will give and address in st. Paul's
Church Sunday evening Goth. Her
subject will be announced later.
Have you tried Bsone's mine . meatp
If not as your grocer for it.
A Delaware woman was blacklisted
some time ago because of a coal bill
which, it is claimed, she owed and
would not pay. On account of the
blacklisting she wasunable to secure
credit, so she Immediately commenced
suit for $40, 900 damages. The jury re.
turned a verdict in her favor for $500
the other day.
Consult Robbins about "French
Remedy."*
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany has issued orders to operators, to
count each figure in a body of a mes
sage as M word. The new order went
in effect IN January LIST, and rescinds
the order of October LIST, which groups
three numbers in one word. Patrons
will do well to remember this and spell
out the figures in the body of a mes
sage.
Have you tried Boone's mince meatP
II not ask your grocer for it,
Mrs. Anna Van Meter who has been
SO diligent in preparing the list of
"Relics of Ye Olden Days' in Salem
county would be pleased if more were
interested in purchasing a copy of this
interesting book which will he a valu-
able relic in a few years. Every fami-
ly who has relics should have a copy Of
that book. Orders can be left with
Mis-. }. ID. Torton and DR.. H. NJ. Elan
agin,
'Desr, bling me a bottle of Robbins
mo. 81 Tonight.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each Day.
In order to be healthy this is necessary.
Those who expect to have a sale
should come to the RECORD office for a
neat and attractive poster. If.
Nobody has any harder time in this
world than the lazy man has in getting
his bread.