The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-17
FRIDAY NOVEMBER II, 1898.


Several of our citizens are very busy
gathering Christmas greens.
J. u. Layton will start a private
school in PenEsville next Monday.
Tripe and Boston-baked beans for
sale at VIM. Shoemakers.*
Paints and Painters supplies Of all
kinds at Edw. G. Bricks.
Sweet potatoes are now worth So a
barrel for large and S .25 for small.
Now is the time to plant your Christ
mas advertisement in the RECORD.
The railroad company is putting up a
new bulkhead along their river front.
Asa G. Turner has sold his meadow
above PENIS Grove to Samuel Borden.
Mrs. Minnie Tomlin has a night
blooming cereus with 1853 blooms on it.
Lard retailed at wholesale prices at
Shoemaker's.*
There is a family Of five in Penn's
Grove whose combined weight is 9e2I
pounds.
The personal 3erty of the late
Joseph Diver, do ed, will be sold
next Tuesday 21A
Annie, wife of Vel P. Ward, died
last Sunday night suffering a long
while with a cancer,
Don't forget st. l's Auxiliary
Gypsy entertainment IL Odd Fellows
Hall Thanksgiving evening"
The great Republican victory last
week has inspired q Republican bard in
Oldmans 10 poetry which we publish
in another column.
For sourkrout, chow chow, horse
raddish, mustard, catsup and for pick.
les of all kinds, sweet and sour, go 10
VIM. Shoemaker's.*
John NJ. Beyis had a fine Bentoneer
2-year-old FLY to get her right fore leg
cut very badly to the bone In a barbed
wire fence Oh Monday.
Denny Bros. have discontinued the
trips of the steamer Bridgeton between
Philadelphia and Bridgeton and laid
her up III Wednesday.
W. p. Lippincott will sell a lot of
choice cows, heifers and bulls, at the
Woodstown exhibition ground next
Monday, 20tll. See adv.
L am now ready to accommodate the
people with fall and winter hats. 1 have
very stylish milliner and keep Tim
med hats on hand. Tillie Smith, oppos-
lite Odd Fellows Halls
The heavy northwest wind blew the
steamer Ulrica ashore above the wharf
Wednesday morning and it was over
an hour before she got off.
N. S. Wood has taken the agency for
Cumberland county for Witmore's
New Analytical Reference Bible"
This Invaluable book should be in ever
home.
DIR. Johnson's White Pine Cough
Balsam. is u safe, pleasant and efficient
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis.
asthma, sore throat, hoarseness and all
affections Of the lungs. 11-17-St.
George j. Bevis will not move onto
his farm purchased of William Miller,
as reported but remain where he lives.
Edward Moore will move on the Miller
farm.
The Gordon Heights Club house, at
Gordon Heights. Oh the Delaware Riv-
er, neal v opposis Penn's Grove, has
been soll to SAINT X. Smith, a dircc-
tor of the Wilmington Steamboat Com
papy, for SIS, 600. A hotel will be
started there, with an electric railway
to Wilmington, and a landing for Phila-
delphia boats.
The people of Penn's Grove will be
pleased to know that a Penn's Grove
boy, Frank w. Tussey, was elected
Grand Master at the annual session Of
the N. j. Grand Lodge, l. o. o. F. in
Trenton on Thursday. The others
elected are: Deputy Grand Master, DIR.
John H. Griffith, of Phillipsburg; Grand
Warden, Fergus A. Dennis, Of Prince.
ton; Grand Secretary, Lewis Parker, of
Trenton; Grand Treasurer, Joseph l..
Lamb, of Ju%liustown; Grand Repre-
sentative, August Grassman, Of Ho-
boken.
AS the result Of a days shooting ear
Pemberton, two Philadelphia sportmen
bagged seven hares and a number of
rabbits. The largest of the hares
weighed u pounds. These animals, it
is said, are becoming very plentiful in
parts of Burlington County, where
shout five years ago a number of them
were turned loose 10y the L~orillards,
who had imported them from England.
Hares, the sportmen say, differ mater
tally from rabbits in their habits. In
stead of hiding under cover, they are
generally found lying at full length in
open fields, with nothing to hide them,
and when started, bound off in a
straightway run. When pursued by
dogs, they do not, like rabbits, make a
detour, coming back to about the same
place, int keep on and never hole or
hide in stone walls or piles of rails.
There pace is said to be a lively one,
and as they go bounding along look
even much larger than they really are.
When in want of good photographs be
sure and go to Beecher's Gallery, 315
Market St., Wilmington. To Jersey GUS
toners he will give an 8 K 10 framed pict-
ure with each dozen cabinets.
Lane,s Medicine Moves the Bowels Each Day.
In order to be healthy this Is necessary,