The Penn's Grove record., 1893-02-03

Feb. 16, Thursday-JacOb Hess, near Pedrick-
Feb. 2l,-Tuesday, Jos. X. Shultz, Near Wiley
School House.
Feb. 2l-Tuesday, Barney o'Neal, UP. Neck.
Feb. %, wednesday-E. II. Green, near Ped
ricktOwn. j..
Feb. %, Thursday-John Biddle's, l.. p. Neck,
W.. I. Denny, mortgagee.
March l,-wednesday, Albert Pedriek, near
Pedricktown.
William Rain has Two children sick
With scarlet.fever.
Try Boone's mince meats
Mrs. Jonathan Denny's new house
on Railroad Avenue is enclosed.
If you take mo. )" You won't
cough.
Fishermen have begun TO rig their
nets and tar their lines for fishing.
Herbert E. Dolbow has a foundation
laid for a new house on State street.
Special things in Dry Goods at
Leaps'.*
In 1910 Salem county had u, 7G1 in
habitants. Now it has over %. 900.
The damp and muggy weather is
causing a harvest of colds for the Doc
tors to reap.
Visit Stites's new restaurant at Un-
ion Corner. n
Dupouts' tugs came over oh Friday
for the first since the freeze-up and
broke the ice around the wharf.
John T.. Turner in anotli-
er colu mn that lie has opened a new
poultry stand and will pay the highest
cash prices.
Ask your grocer for Boone's mince
meats
Pork meat is high and so are hogs.
Two stock hogs sold for $40 each at
Chas. Elwell's vendue near Bridgeport
on Wednesday.
The Loyal Legion will meet every
other Friday al 4 O'Clock p. NJ. 1t is
hoped the parents will not forget to
send their children.
David Sheets has a few of the Column
bian Worlds Fair coins for sale at his
jewellery store. Those who desire one
should purchase at once.
One customer sends up from Elsin-
boro for five bottles of Robbins "No.
3."*
There is only one week more of grace
to delinquent tax payers granted by the
Township Committee. after which
Constable Carney will be after the cash.
A Shad Fishermen's meeting will he
held in Munyan's restaurant this Sat-
urday evening at 7.30. All fishermen
should be present as there is important
business OH hand.
The large amount of heavy ice in the
river is expected TO do much damage
along the river shore when it breaks
luose. The warm and muggy weather
will soo cause it TO go.
1t being cloudy Thursday morning
the ground hog did not see his shadow.
1t is hoped there may be al early spring
rs there has been enough severe cold
weather to last a year.
Ask your grocer for Boone's mince
meats
Upper Penn's Neck township settle
ment will be held next Friday, 10th, in
Odd Fellows Hall, when it is desired
that all vino owe the township will be
present and settle and all who are owed
by the township will be present to get
what is owed them.
Very busy at Robbins pdtting up
"No. 3.n*
Benz. W. Weatherby, who owns the
steamer Elsie Weatherby, is building a
new wharf on the farm he recently pur.
chased near Auburn. That will give
competition in the boat business which
A. NJ. Strowbridge has monopolized fol
sometime by owning the Auburn land
ing.
Visit Stites's new restaurant at I'm
ion Corner.
Beltonian, No. 147lS, by BellmaI
2.174. measures 15} hands in height a
years and 0 months old. He tool
first prizes at the West jersey and TIN
great Wilmington Fair over grandson
of Electioneer, Egbert and a herd o
Bellman's set. Albert Summerill j
his owner.
} mo. 3" small doses, satisfactory re
suits.
List of letters remaining in the Pos
Office at Penn's Grove, for the montl
ending January 81, 1898. Mr.. Jane
Person, B. G. Murphy, William b
Potter, Paul Cooper, VIM. II. GaskilI
Joseph Def and Miss Mary johnson
Persons calling for the above letters
please say advertised.
j.. ID. WHITAKER, p. NJ
The leading physicians recommen,
Robbins drugs always fresh and pure.
COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMPTION
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once