The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-12
FRIDAY, A IL, 1893.

NOubty Suuip VIII DtShh hVA' ur"-
day.
Early tomatoes were set out this week
and most of the corn planted.
Nathan Fawcett's horse died on
Thursday from some unknown cause.
Sawed wood for sale by q. q. Turner'S
Rev. ID. W. G. McIutire was present.
ed with n young Dorcas Friday morn
ing.
Owing l0 the sickness Of the Pastor
no Service were held al the Baptist
meeting last Sunday.
So REWARD for evidence us to who
broke a window in the RECORD Office
by throwing coal stones.
The indications os an unusual large
peach crop this year saddens the pres
pecis of water melon raisers.
Bicy Giles, Lawii Mowers, Rrtriger-
atois for sale by Edw. G. Brick. II
The next convention of the Salem
county Sunday School Association will
be held at Daretown on Wednesday,
September.2Tth
Denny & Aborn call the attention Of
farmers to the McCol mick mowers,
binders, and binding twine in another
column.
st. Paul's Church Auxiliary Commit.
tee Will hold the first strawberry festi
val of the season this Saturday evening
in Odd Fellows Hall.
Do you want your stove or heater
taken down and stored for the Summer?
II 50 call III w. i. KILLIE. 4
The bill which was passed by the last
legislature to prohibit the oystermen
interfering with the drifting ground of
the shad tets is said to do but little
good.
Rev. ID. W. G. McIntire's Sunday
morning subject in Emmanuel Church
will be "Tlie Lords Witnesses Even
ing subject, "Short talk about the Gre
alton.
Upper Neck has little court business
next week but the robbery and attempt
to break in houses is evidence there are
some criminals at large in this vicinity.
Shad fishing has been only medium
this week. About $50 was high on
Monday and about so the remainder Uf
the week. The price has been about
$25.
Mrs. Title Smith has Il very good
quite sure will suit the people, as she
has had live seasons experience
J. Is. Richardson, OF Maryland. was
elected Supreme Archon of the order
of H%eptasOphs at the annual session of
the Supreme Concldve held in Norfolk,
Va, last week.
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, llefriger-
ators for sale by Edw. G. Brick.
About thirty Bay fishermen came
home last Saturday evening on the
steamer BridgetOn. 1t is a pleasing
sight to see the children smile and dance
on the arrival of their fathers.
Several attempts have been made to
break in peoples houses i'll Penn's
Grove recently. 1t might be well TO
have a dark lantern aud a revolver
handy when this thief comes hereafter.
Finest table tea, pure spices and flaw
oring extracts, a few S1.00 Kid and
Bisque dolls for soc. Laudreth's gar
den seeds at Johnson's Drug Store.
Wilmer Flitcraft, of Pedricktown, is
now in town cailyassing for the nursery
stock of Hopes, Bro. & Thomas, of
West Chester, Pa. Their nursery
goods are very reliable and highly re-
commended
Some young men have been enjoying
kite flying this week. They made II
Z IT. long and 5 #. wide which took a
man to hold. They were about to get
into II boat to see how fast it would
pull it when the rope broke and it went
ipto the river.
Edw. G. Brick sells johnson &
Stokes garden seeds. \
Complaints have been made of flow
ers, boquets and ribbons being taken off
of graves in Emmanuel Cemetery which
were left their by friends. Those who
have stolen from the dead may not be
aware their is a sever law against such
. and a warning to those who do it should
be sufficient to stop it.
The body of the drowned man found
Thursday of last week by shad fisher
men near PENIS Neck Canal was that
of John Green, the Norwegian, who
fell from the tug Protector at the mouth
of Christina Creek a few weeks ago.
Green was employed by the Atlas
DicuB ing
Edward Sites has signers to his lie.
.ense application and will apply to Court
next Tuesday for a license to sell liquor
at his business stand near the school
house. That will make three in Penn's
Grove. He thinks he is more entitled
to it than the Riverside House. About
the worst thing to befall many in
PENIS Grove would he TO have Il third
NsaloOn.
Another feather for our cap. Mr..
WIN. 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 No. 3.
We have lots of other good local testi,
monials. Try a bottle and be %convinc-
ed. Robbins Pharmacy. y
PERSONALS
Stacy d. Layton, of near S~wedesboro,
was in town on Monday.
Miss Lizzie Wright, of Salem, is visit
ing her neice, Mrs. Agnes Diver.
Daniel Jaquett. ST., is visiting his
daughter, Mrs. William G. Lawrence.
The friends of Thomas j. Torton are
pleased to know lie is regaining his
health.
Miss Ella Murlin successfully passed
the third grade teachers examination
last week.
isaac p. Simpkins is having some of
sae trials of Job. lie has seventeen
boils ON his neck.
Mrs. NJ. L. Crompton and daughter
Lena have moved into half of Hudson
S. Titus's double house on Pitman
Street.
Prof. ]. Harry Smith assisted Super
intendent Gwynne last Friday and Sat
urday with the County examination of