The Penn's Grove record., 1893-05-26
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1893.

The crop of potato bugs promises to
he large and expensive.
The new time table of the UIrica will
be found in another column.
The Chiffon PANT so long advertised
in this paper is o for sale by Edw.G.
Brick.
Leonard A. Stanton has sold his
Kentucky stallion Handy Andy TO DR..
Even ami d. p. DoYrell, Jr.. OF Allo.
way.
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Refriger-
atoIs for sale by Edw. G. Brick. y
The famous cruiser New York, the
pride of tie navy passed, PENIS Grove
Thursday morning about $50 Oh her
return TO Philadelphia, from her trial
trip.
John NJ. Bevls bought the ten acres
of land in EagletOwn, the property of
Philip Curriden, at Sheriff sale for $3.50
and not Milton Jordan as published last
week.
Charles, Joseph and Robert S. Diver
who were left executors of the estate
of their father have renowned the po-
sition in favor Of their uncle, John
Diver.
Two PENIS Grove merchants gave u
fisherman Sl.50 in advance for one slack
water drift. The fisherman made a
good bargain for they caught only two
small shad.
On next Monday Mr.. William Cline,
Jr., begins his services as clelk in Rob-
bins Drug store. MI. Cline is
thoroughly competent, having served
five years in n Of the largest drug
stores at Long Branch.
Mrs. Title Smith las Il very good
milliner from Wilmington whom she is
quite sure will suit the people, as she
has had five seasons experience
John d. Borden, who fishes with
Samuel Sayers, saw a shad swimming
near the skiff last week. He reached
into the water, caught it in his hand
and landed it in the skiff. One might
infer from this that the river is full Of
shad but it is not SO.
The SONS of the late Mary Ann JUS
tice have had a beautiful head and foot
stone of Rutland marble erected oven
her grave in Emmanuel Cemetery.
The engraving upon it shows The artis-
tic skill of Jesse ID. Claypoole, our skill
ed marble worker.
The warm weather necessitates the
changing of clothing. Our readers viii
find a number of reliable clothing
hot,ses advertising in the RECORD. You
will confer a favor to us as well rs the
advertiser when you %patronize them TO
mention you saw their ad. in the RE
CORD.
Edw. e.. Brick sells Johnson 4
Stokes garden seeds. n
The pupils of the Cove school who
passed the county examination are as
follows: Second grade, Sarah A. Sum
%'' ' =" n"i""i'' ii"lA w.
Justice; Second grade seals, five studies,
Lizzie Stanton, Anna NJ. Smith; Two
studies, Walter A. Lawrence, Joseph
Flanagan; Third grade, Veronica
Sliultz, Title Cook, Harry Fowl, Oliver
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A 70 year old resident or Eoc,otoun
went 70 pa,usville last weeG re,r
which he has lived for 40 ,oors IN
his so;oprn he slammed Of church Towu
In s.a uncIa nilIv Somor., yorrr roo,-
for ga, ola corn Ire and nm, Iooan,a
80 infatuated and watched the rooster
90 Iopg that amt SoIIie cant RiiS T.,
work while his visitor in Iaavino b,d
forgotten the way and started down tile
Landing road to get TO Pennsyilip.
Even II rooster has charms.
Bic,cles Lawn Mowers Refrige,-
alors for sale by Edw. G. Brick. <
All the shad fishermen have left the
Bay. George stanton, being the last to