The Penn's Grove record., 1893-02-17

March L. "Wednesday, Albert Pedrick, near
March 15-John Stanley, Warrington, near
Hawks Bridge.
1t looks very much like another biz.
zard coming.
Washington's birthday next We'd
neslay, 22nd.
The W. z. L. L. will meet at Mrs.
J. d. Torton's Saturday 18th, at 3r. m.
A sure thing, Robbins "French
Remedy" will cure you.
Supt. McCausland succeeded in land
the first cars from a float last Saturday
since the freeze.up.
The Shad Fisherman's Protective
Association will hold another meeting
this Saturday eveniDing.
Special things in Dry Goods at
Leaps
The Loyal legion will meet next Fri.
day afternoon. 1t is hoped the children
will not forget to be present.
Visit Stitesis new restaurant at I'm
ion Corner.
Did you get \ Valentine on Tuesday?
The day seems 10 have fallen into in
nocuous desuetude in this vicinity.
Our fresh and reliable garden seeds
just arrived and for sale cheap at john
sons Drug store.
A boat will begin running between
Penn's Grove and Wilmington next
week, making one Or two trips daily.
Landlords have a hard time to find
suitable truckers for their farms while
houses to rent in town are In demand.
The Druckenmillsr family will give
an entertainment in Taylor's Hall, Au.
burn, on Wednesday evenining. March
LIST. Proceeds for the benefit OF NJ. E.
Sunday School.
Ladies, stick a pin here. Anew and
fresh line of Toilet articles at Robbins
Pharmacy.
The first oyster boat since the freeze.
up was seen to 60 up the river on Mon
day morning. The Philadelphia MAI.
ket has been supplied with a glut of
oysters from Chesapeake bay for two
weeks.
Job Bevis, the sweet potato buyer re-
Gently mailed a check of $3.50 to the
Bank III Woodbury. and the envelope
containing it was found OH the street
in Woodbury.. How it got there is a
mystery.
"No. 3D cures your cough, Robbins
Pharmacy
AS the ~anti-sweariBg society has i'm
proved the conversation very much, the
the young folks at the Cove have re.
solved themselves into an anti-slang So
ciety to try and break each other of
that had habit.
Mrs. William Diver plucked a pansy
in her yard last week which had bloom
ed under the Stow during the severe
cold weather. The snow keeps the
earth warm and because it protects the
roots of vegetation it is called the poor
mans manure.
Visit Stites's new restaurant at I'm.
ion Corner.
Sheriff Newell, on Saturday, sold
two farms, the property of VIM. New
ell, as follows: No. l, farm of So acres
in L. p. Neck township, to Lawrence
Clancy, for $40 per acre. No. 2, a
farm of SO acres in U. P. Neck, to
John Norton, for $12 per acre.. The
latter Is the old camp meeting woods.
Consult Robbins about French
Remedy."*
Mrs. Clara Hoffman who will speak
on the 26th, in st. Paul's Church, re.
Gently gave a lecture on ''The Domi-
nant Issue" in Pennington. Those
who have heard her say she is a forci-
BILE speaker and those who hear her once
will wish to hear her again. The peo.
pie were very much impressed with
what she told them from her personal
knowledge of the Soldiers Exchange,
and the saloons open by the govern.
ment in the National Soldiers Homes.
Dear, bring me a bottle of Robbins
"No. 3" tonight.
1t is said that the Florida shad sea-
son has been a comparative failure this
year on account of the cold weather
and a scarcity of fish. Philadelphia
is now supplied with a splendid article
of shad from Georgetown, S. c., taken
from the Pedee river, a new source of
supply. The Government a year or so
ago dredged the mouth of this river,
with a result of permitting the shad to
pass into it. These fish are selling
from 60 cents to S 1.25 each wholesale.
Rock6sh are still scarce, what few are
in the market coming from the South.
The wholesale prices are from 10 to 25
cents a pound.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each Day.
n order to be healthy this is necessary.
Large variety IN new styles Of wall
paper at Leaps'.*
COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMPTION.
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
1t is ALWAYS the mans fault when be
becomes II drunkard. Drink never
takes to a man. The man takes to
drink.-1sxas Sytings.