The Penn's Grove record., 1893-12-08

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4.Ao p. M. woodbury. and along Delaware r. r.
4.40; south Of Woodbury. 10 p. IN.
DANIEL v. SUMMERILL, JR. P. N.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1893.
SKATES at Edw. G.. Brick's.*
Shad Fishermen's meeting this Sat-
urday night at Munyan's.
The ship Otago is loading railroad
cars In Wilmington for Rio Jeneiro.
Revival services closed In Emmanuel
Church on Friday evening Of last week.
Have your pictures framed at Yerger
Bros, 419 Market St., Wilmington,
Del. Ct.
Supt. Green has greatly improved the
Railroad Company's property by filling
II next the River.
It is said Internal Revenue Collector
Butcher will quit Salem county and
move to Camden In the Spring.
COAL at 81. SO per ton at E. G. Bricks.
Farmers are selling their sweet pota-
toes as fast as possible as they don't
think the will be over 50 y barrel.
The school children had three days
extra vacation this week while the
teachers attended the County Institute.
Sweet potatoes are selling very slow
In Wilmington market at 40 and As
cents per basket.ss Whiso potatoes are
So cents a basket.
Paints and Painters supplies of all
kinds at Edw. G. Bricks.
Owing to the storm Tuesday after.
noon the sale of Fnrman Dolbow's per-
sonal property, was adjourned until
next Wednesday, 18th.
Mrs. Annie P. Straughen at the Cove
gave a supper Thursday evening to
about fifty friends and neighbors, who
greatly enjoyed the social occasion.
Samuel C. Springer now has a pile
driver and mud digger at work on his
meadow bank and is making rapid pro.
crass tor,ord stonn;no tho io.uo hro..,,
noponnS nv D." noooins'
Owing to the fog Thursday morning
the steamer Ulrica did not leave the
wharf until 11.15 and the steamer Rey-
bold did not arrive from Salem until 2
O'Clock.
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Logan Tribe Of Red Men Of Pedrick.
town will hold a fair and festival in
their Columbian Hall beginning on
Thursday 2lst and continuing every
afternoon and evening until the Both.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
raige Of DIR. Horace B. Ware, Of Scrsn-
ton, Pa, formerly of Pedricktown, to
Miss Bessie L. Hotchkiss, Of Buffalo,
N. Y. In that city Oh December 10th.
Caryers and other table Cutlery at
Edw. G. Brick's.*
The first snow fell last Saturday night
but soon turned to water when a dense
fog set IN Sunday morning. But Tues
Jays coll ~northeaster gave us genuine
winte win I'VE inches OF snow which
mas nearly all turned to water.
Prices lower than even at Wright's
Jewelry store, zzO King ST.. Whining
'""' 10" o.
Capt. george Jordan n his mate
ol.' "ot ca
perience on Iuesday while they were
putting away the boat for the winter.
A hook broke and Let them botb into
the River. They say that the water is
quite wet now.
Some Of our Door citizens are in des.
titute condition and sLare 10 a move.
ment on foot to give entertainment
to raise a fund to eve them. We
suggest that those sho attended the
Worlds Fair give an entertainment.
each one giving five minute speecbes.
Rohh;ns, enc 81, cn,ea vonr couch .
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ma Iow a. aorsomsnt rrob;h,,. :
hn;,d;n. be;no nnt WITHIN a ~car,ain
nun,har ~ taa, of ,ha rood tha rorch
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frames m r wocs wayti s .pd tiis
work. 4l9 Market ST.. wilmington,
Del. ct,
Joseph Jess who was conaned.in Sa.
lem Jail for robblpg n club house below
Pennsville escaped from jail Friday oil
last wsek. A fat niece of ron wa,
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heated reo NOV, u hoie Dutneu thIougI
the floor and a board taken up, through