The Penn's Grove record., 1893-11-24

From Philadelphia and beyond $50 a. IN. and
4Ao; south Of woodbury. o ,. m.
DANIEL v. ~SUMMERILL, JR. p. NJ.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1898.
Thanksgiving next Thursday.
Read u coupon offer in another col
umn.
Shad Fishermen's meeting this Sat
urday night.
Thos. j. Torton will not build on his
lot until spring.
Go see the Gipsey in Odd Fellows
Hall, Penn's Grove, Thanksgiving even.
ing. Reserved seats &c., admission 15c.
The season of roast turkey and cram
berry sauce is at hand.
The heirs Of Jeremiah Strimple offer
his farm at private sale.
J. W.. Trumts7'l, news agent, has de.
cided to deliver no more Sunday papers.
Tripe and Boston-baked beans for
sale at VIM. Shoemakers.*
s. r. Leaps & Sons store will be
closed on Thanksgiving day.
The government is having the banks
around the meadow light house repair.
ed.
Robbins "No. 8" cures your cough.
The PENIS Grove Post Office will be
closed Thanksgiving day from 10 A. M.
to 4 P. NJ.
James D. Torton has sold TO his
brother Thomas J. a building lot next
his residence.
The attention of fishermen is called
to Edw. s. Harris being agent for fish.
ermen's supplies.
Go to Trumbull's, foot of Harmony
St., Tor a good beef stake, and a full
line Of green groceries. .2t.
The major Reybold" now leaves
Philadelphia at 100. No other change
has been made in. the time table.
The personal property of the late
Joseph Roberts, dec, at Perkintown
will be sold next Wednesday, Goth.
II YOU find a mistake in your tax bill
the time to have it corrected is before
the Commissioners Of Appeals next
Tuesday.
Paints and Painters supplies of all
kinds at Edw. G. Bricks.
A pile driver is at work driving posts
TO stop the breach in S. G. Springer's
river bank which wal so badly washed
out by the recent storm.
JOS. A. Kidd has moved his barn
from Union Corner to his new residence
on the Bridgeport road. He has also
meved into his new house.
Mrs. John Strimple was scalded very
badly on the face and arms on Thurs
day by dropping a boiler Of hot i ster
while lifting it from the stove.
Robbins ssNo. 8" leads all q
Miss Alma Pritchard W tly
surprised on Friday evening asst
week by a masquerade party CO on
her. AL had a very pleasant
The funeral Of William s.. of
Brooklyn formerly of Penn's{ ,as
largely attended by his old i~.ids in
Emmanuel Church OH Monday.
Lard reiailed at wholesale prices at
Shoemaker's.*
Joseph Dc, wv, John Dolbow and
William Blown arrived home on FRI
day of last week from a trip down the
Bay with a load of Christmas greens.
The sloop Bessie L. Stull arrived on
Friday Of last week from Baltimore
with a load Of oyster shells with which
the roads have been patched up where
needed.
Owing to the storm on Tuesday af-
ternoon the sale of the personal proper
ty Of Jos. Diver, dec, IA adjourned
II week, until next Tuesday 2Sth, to
begin at u O'Clock.
Josiah II. Smith fell off a ladder
while painting William p. Depny's W.
G. T. u. building last Saturday and
got a good dose OF paint over his head.
face and neck.
Go see the Gipsey in Odd Fellows
Hall, PENIS Greye, Thanksgiving
evening. Reserved seats 25., admis-
sion 15c.
Jos. E. Boone's h'~ black dog, Ring,
was thrown by the rs on Monday
night and badly hurt, bat is now recov.
ewing. He is known in Eagletown aud
vicinity as "the bear"
The goods in Pluinmer's store in
Pedricktown will be sold at auction on
next Saturday afternoon and evening,
Dec. End, and in the afternoon and
evenings Of Dec. 9Th, 9TH, Sth and 9th.
Frank W. Tussey, the new Grand
Master Of New Jersey Odd Fellows
means to awaken that Order into new
life. In taking his position be declared
that he would not be satisfied with less
than 5000 initiates during the year.
William T. Hilliard. Special Master
In Chancery, sold last week q tract Of
timber containing about twenty acres,
In Oldmans township, for $50 per acre.
He also sold the land upon which the
timber stands, to George Roberts. fol-
Sill.
The Stockholders of the PENIS Grove