The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-03
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1898.

Irult u SHADE Trees, l0r sale cheap"
The fog on Thursday delayed thu
Reybold from reaching PENIS Grove
until noon.
Edward Dougherty got more than
his share of rabbits on Wednesday. HI
killed fourteen.
Some correspondents may become very
good political editors il they keep Oh
reading the RECORD.
Owing to the heavy fog on Thursday
the steamer Ulrica was delayed in max.
ing her regular trips.
There is more live politics in New
Jersey this year than there has been for
along time for an off year.
ST. Paul's Auxiliary committee will
hold an entertainment in Odd Fellows
Hall Thanksgiving evening.
Paints and Painters supplies of all
kinds at Edw. G. Bricks. y
Many gunners were out OH Wednes
day but they did not average IA rabbit
a piece. Rabbits were scarce.
A few young folks dressed up in lud-
ferrous garb and played II few FRANKS on
Tuesday night, it being llallow eve.
jeremiah Strimple, one of our oldest
citizens, aged 10 years, Has~buried in
kEmmanuel Cemetery on Thursday.
Prohibition mass meeting IN Odd
Fellows Hall this Saturday night. The
ladies are invited rs well as all others.
j. D. Claypoole has erected a very at
tractive monument over George w.
Bevis's grave in Emmanuel Cemetery.
The steam barge BERTHE, owned by NJ.
Straw bridge, of Auburn, WAS sold for
$3.50 AT Wilmington under a liiiel for re-
pairs.
All IONS of Veterans are requested
to meet in Acton Posts room, Odd
Fellows Hall, this Saturday evening,
at s o'clock.
Congressman ~Loudenslager has prom
ised 10 do what he can to get another
appropriation to dig out Biddle's bar in
Salem Creek.
A car loaded with coal, while being
drilled en- Thursday afternoon, run off
the track and onto the bulk head near.
ly into the river.
J. Wesley Justice bought the farm of
"a acres on which he resides for S45 per
acre last Saturday sold at Masters sale
by W. It. Hilliard.
A vote next Tuesday amounts TO
more than all the talking done in the
last eight months. Let no man fail to
vote his opinion.
Republican rnmor say that James
White has a good prospect of being
elected Sheriff in Gloucester county
over Frank Springer.
Township Collector Josiah Summer
i'll is presenting his annual present with
request to dizzy up for the public good
on or before December 20.
I am now ready to accommodate the
people with fall and winter hats. I have
very stylish milliner and Keep trim
med hats on hand. Title Smith, oppos-
lite Odd Fellows Halls
The dry weather last summer was
very favorable for crops in low lands
and John Giblin has an immense crop
of corn neal Torked HickorA The ears
are extraordinary large ~measaring from
II to IA inches in length. "
The schooner William NJ. Bird, bound
from Philadelphia to Salem, laden with
coal, had her port side stove in abreast
the after cabin Oh Saturday night by
fouling with the British steamer Annie
while coming to anchor off Reedy Is
land.
fl man comes into church and
makes public confession and solemn
promises is it not the duty of charita-
BILE people to accept them, no matter
how bad members he may have in his
family or how bud the workmen may
be on his farm
List of letters remaini ng in the Post
Office at Peun's Grove, for the month
ending Oct. 81, 1893. Miss Blanche
Yeager care of Ruth Stanley, Mrs. A.
E. Pierce care of Mrs. Haines, Miss
Fredrika Berggren care of Miss Hamil-
ton, and Mr.. c. L. milford. Persons
calling for the above letters please say
advertised. d. V. SUMMERILL, p. M.
The N. Y. Herald says wherever
the people find a Democrat in nomina'
tion who had the courage to vote against
the race track bills last Winter, it is
their duty TO see that he is reelected
To defeat a man who has been true to
the trust reposed in him at a time when
all others yielded to temptation is Ia
take from the worthy public servant
the reward that belongs to him and to
make him Indifferent to the sentiment
of his eonstit uents." These are the
best reasons why Mr.. Diver should
be returned.
When in want of good photographs be
sure and go to Beecher's Gallery, 3l5
Market ST., Wilmington. To Jersey Gus
omers he will give an s x 10 framed pict-
ure with each dozen cabinets.