The Penn's Grove record., 1893-04-21
FRIDAY, APRIL q, 1893.

If fish are superior brain food should
not Penn's Grove be a very intellectual
town.
Horsemen will read with interest the
card of the famous trotter l}ellman in
another column.
Go to Tillie Smiths for cheap spring
hats. 4
James d. Torton and William =.
Denny are making ready to build new
dwellings on Broad street.
Penn's Grove should have a sbad
market. A person cannot buy u slad
unless they engage it a day ahead.
One Prohibitionist, one Democrat
and one Republican will represent Up
per Penns Neck on the Petit Jury.
The steamer Delaware did not re-
sumo her trips on Monday as expected.
1t is not definitely known when she will
come out.
Finest table tea, pure spices and flaw
oring extracts, a few SLIGO Kid and
Bisque dolls for SOC. Landrcth's gar
den seeds at Jolnson's Drug Store. =
The steamer Thomas Clyde is being
overhauled in Wilmington preparatory
to resuming her trips between lhila.
delphia and Woodland Beach.
On Saturday, Sheriff Newell sold the
farm Of John Stanley, in Warrington
township, containing 195 acres, to
Maiy A. Stolsenburg, for $4,000.
The next examination of candidates
for Teachers certificates will he held
at the High School, Salem, on Friday
and Saturday, May 9TH and 9th. First
and second grades only.
Edw. G.. Brick sells johnson u
Stokes garden seeds. n
Several of the stockholders in the
WoOds.own Fair have signed the re-
monstrance against granting the race
track a license. They do not favor
book-making.
The Y. p. S. G. E., of the Bethel NJ.
p. church will hold a mush and milk
social in the basement of the church,
this Saturday evening. Ice cream and
cake will be served, also, q full line of
candies, fruits and nuts. II
Another feather for cur cap. Mr..
VIM. Borden, of Glassboro, formerly of
Fenn's Grove, has been cured of a ter
rible cough of seven months standing
By using five bottles of Robbins M. 3,
We have lots of other good local testi.
monials. Thy a bottle and be c%0nvinc-
ed. Robbins Pharmacy.
Tie W. Q. \. IT,, of Salem county,
will hold their semi-aunuai Convention
in Tie M. L. Church, at Pennsyille,
next Wednesday, Goth. Mrs. Emma
Bourne will be present and address II
public meeting in the evening.
The annual examination of candi.
dates for admission to the Agricultural
College at New Brunswick will he held
at the Court House, Salem, Oh Satur-
day, June Sd. Salem county has no
pupil in the college. 1t is a rare chance
for some ambitious boy.
Mrs. Title Smith has u very good
milliner from Wilmington whom she is
quite sure will suit the people, as she
has had five seasons experience
The next regular meeting of the Sa-
lem County Board of Agriculture will
be held in Temperance Hall, Elmer next
Wednesday 26tl, at 1,30 p. NJ. DR.. w.
G. Perry, of Burlington, will address
tile Board on the "Protective Milk AS
ISOLATION, its necessity and success"
Other subjects will be discussed.
, Acton Post, NJ. SO, G. A. r., will
tarn out on Decoration day, May Both,
and decorate the graves of their fallen
comrades, in the cemeteries in this vic
Unity and in P~edricktown. 1t ID hoped
that the citizens here and in the sur
rounding country will unite with the
Post Ill making this an historical day
for Penn's Grove. A committee Of
ladies will call upon the citizens next
week for subscriptions to assist in de-
fraying the necessary expenses of the
occasion.
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, liefriger-
ators for sale by Edw. G. Brick.
The privilege of loaning furniture for
Mis-. Potter Palmer's private offices in
the Woman's Building at the Worlds
Fair has been conferred upon New Jer-
sey. In compliment TO ''Relics of ye
Olden Days" The work of securing
loans was begun in Salem last week by
an alternate member of the National
Board, it having been decided that The
ancient chairs, tables, etc, would he
more interesting than The modern ones.
All in the County who wislrtO join in
this exhibit of antiques should notify
Miss Anna A. Van Meter, of Salem's
immediately. The spindle legged style,
Is desired.
NoTICE.-the annual meeting of the
lot holders of Emmanuel NJ. E. Gem
etery will be held on Monday May list,
at 5 O'Clock =. NJ, at the Cemetery, 10
elect four Trustees for three years
2t. W. A. SUMMERILL, Sec.
A Greensborough, N. c., man is the
possessor of a bird which he claims is IA
cross between u guinea and an eagle.
The head of the fowl, it is said, resem-
bles that IN an eagle, while the Geath-
ers are reported TO he like those of the
guinea. 1t is further stated that the
bird ''cackles' like a chicken.