The Penn's Grove record., 1893-10-20
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1893.

. IeuuS UiOft Was We'll represented
at Court on Tuesday,
Wheat is nearly all sowed. Most
farmers are husking corn.
James Butcher was sworn in as In.
ternal Revenue Collector on Monday.
The Bethel Church is having the
fence around the parsonage repaired.
William MunyaD has opened a ciga,
store in his front room on Harmony
street.
Paints and Painters supplies of all
kinds at Edw. G. Bricks. II
William p. Denny is adding asecond
story to his agricultural building for
the W. G. I. U.
Mrs. Rebecca Smith will sell some
wood off her farm opposite John Bar
ber's next Saturday.
Ducks are plentiful on the River.
Some sportsmen got 20 and 25 each on
Monday and Tuesday.
Middlesex Prohibitiopists will make
no nominations, but will assist in the
anti race track crusade.
Edward G. Brick raised his hard
ware store twenty inches so rs to be
above The floods hereafter.
Senator Samuel ID. Hoffman, of At.
laEtic City, had his valise stolen while
attending the Worlds Fair.
II was surprising how the food
brought tile spirituous turtles to view.
They were nearly all empty.
Sweet cider for canning and pie pur-
poses at A. j. Trumhull's
About 140 went to Pedricktuwn on
last Saturday night TO see the Red
Mems Parade but they were disap-
pointed.
The team stolen from tanning s. Son,
liverymen, on Wednesday of last week,
was found atthe livery stable of B. c.
Shreve in Haddonield on Sunday.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Nathan W. Biddle and Miss
Bessie J.. Stull on Wednesday, Novem
Der LIST, in ST. Johns Church, in Salem .
Rev. a. II. MacDugall's subject at
the Baptist meeting in Turner's Hall
on Sunday will he "a Broad Wall"
Mr. MacDugall was raised a Roman
Catholic.
Mrs. Abbie Rain, while going to her
home about a week ago was knocked
down by a COW and hooked through
her wrist, which bled very badly with
much pain.
II. II. DeGrofft, Esq, who has been
confined to his house for several months
is better and it is hoped he may be ont
again soon. His office is now in the
RECORD building.
| am now ready to accommodate the
people with fall and winter hats. [ have
a very stylish milliDer and keep trim
med hats on hand. Title Smith, oppos
lite Odd Fellows Halls
William I. Hilliard, Special Master
in Chancery will sell in PENIS Grove
next Saturday, goth, the farm on which
j. Wesley Justice resides, the estate of
his father having never been settled.
Robert Kids bank between the
Cove and Carney Point is the best along
the River. The flood went over it but
did lot cut a breach i'll it. When Rob.
ert wants a bank made right he does it
himself.
The two election boards Of Upper
Penn's Neck met on Tuesday and wrote
out the registry list for publication
They found 3S7 voters in the North
Precinct and 2S1 in the South Precinct.
Frank Justice shot a carrier pigeon
last week on one of the powder works
buildings. On its wings was''D. DeHart
1912 Lancaster Ave. Phila." He did
not know that it was a carrier pigeon
until after be shot it.
Last Friday sweet potatoes sold in
Philadelphia for only 24 cents Il basket
for large while small sweets brought 2!
cents. If it were not for canner'
the sm all ones they would not be wortl
10 cents a basket.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Each Day
In order to be healthy this Is necessary.
S. r. Leap, Geo. II. Elkinton, Henr!
J. Biohm, n. S. F OK and W. p. DEM
represented U. p. Neck in the Republi.
can convention in Salem on Thursday
The alternate delegates were ] IT. Tor
ton, N. d. Leap, VIM. Shoemaker and
S. r. Shoemaker.
James f. Smalley, William Law
renee, James b. Springer, Simon Gun
ningham and Ernest E. Bright repre-
sented Upper Penns Neck in the Dem
ocratic county convention on Wednes
day. D. P. Leonard served in Mr.
Lawrence's place.
Rev. d. W. C. McIntire and wife
had a very enjoyable party to visi
them on Thursday from Blackwoot
where be was stationed five years ago
They were Mr.. aud Mrs. E. L. Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wood, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Jones, Walter Brown, Walter Wood
Earle Wood, Miss Hattie Jones am
John Vanneman, formerly of Penn
Grove.
When in want of good photographs b
sure and go to Beecher's Gallery, III
Market St., Wilmington. To Jersey cus
toners he will give an SIX 10 framed piet
ure with each dozen cabinets, t