The Penn's Grove record., 1893-04-07
D APRIL I, 1893.

yanced to So so a barrel.
Easter was observed with appropriate
services in all the Churches on Sunday.
Go to Tillie Smiths for cheap spring
hats. n
Those who wish the new game laws
al procure a copy of Assemblyman
Diver or at the RECORD Office.
Those who wish to improve their
breed of horses should read the card of
BeltoniaD, 1471S, in another column,
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, R~efriger.
ators for sale by Edw. G. Brick. =
S. II. Leap sold his famous jersey
COW last week to Carpenter & Wealth
erb, of Quinton Stock Fam, for $105.
Elwood E. Kiger has sold his steam
barge Palermo 10 Southern parties and
Capt. Samuel Pedrick has taken her
South.
Upto the times, Robbins Pharmacy
Bedford G. Wood and his crew have
left for Cape Shore to fish for sturgeon.
The other sturgeon fishermen will leave
next week.
The members of the Bethel NJ. r.
Church are actively engaged in raising
funds with which to build IL new
Church. Success to them.
Maine Rose potato seed for sale by
Edw. G. Brick.
A resident says there are not many
towns like Penn's Grove for Penn's
Grove afford a lady butcher. That is
what w have long wanted and we ap.
p%reciate it very much.
The new steamer to ply between
Penn's Grove and Wilmington was
launched at Moore & Sons ship yard in
Wilmington last Saturday. 1t is said
her name will be Eureka. Christina
would be more pretty.
DON'T LIE
awake nights coughing, when II dose of
Robbins No. 3 will relieve you immed.
lately
Superintendent Green is making
many improvements to the Penn's
Grove station since his removal here.
The agents office has been enlarged,
the waiting room white coated and he
proposes to stop loafing and smoking in
the station.
Most cooks in this vicinity will say
that cooking does not pay very well,
that it is mostly II labor of love. But
Robert Graves, of Wilmington, "a well
known caterer died on Sunday leaving
property valued at $50, 600. He was
the wealthest colored man in Della.
ware.
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Refriger-
ators for sale by Edw. G. Brick. \
There is mourning in ChurchLown.
Cncls Billie Somers' famous corr
catching rooster is dead from paralysis.
1t is said Billie has begun training
another for the Worlds Fair. AS Bill
lie succeeds in whatever he undertakes,
of course the rooster will soon be ready
for the show.
1t is said a number of Wilmington
produce commission merchants have
raised IA pool Of money to get a bill
through the Delaware legislature to re-
quire Jersey truckers TO pay q license
of 500 TO sell their produce in Wilm-
ington. 1t is said on good authority
that the bill will not pass.
Edw. G. Brick sells johnson &
Stokes garden seeds. n
Early on Monday morning Alfred
Layton and Edward Munyan lost their
shad net of nearly 400 fathoms and
about l25 fathoms of rock net in the
Bay off Bayside. II being moonlight
they did not put lights on their buoys,
This is a'serious loss at the beginning
of the fishing season.
While the weather has been very
pleasant this week yet the shad have
not arrived plentifully. On Monday
Munyan and Morris caught 50and dur
ing the remainder of the week the high
catches have been from % to 80. About
1000 were taken to market by Denny
Bros, on Monday night, The price
has fell from $40 to S26 per 100 whole
sale.
If we have not got what you want the
next express will bring it, Robbins
Pharmacy. n
Enoch Moore has resigned from the
Board of Port Wardens, of Whining
ton and A. G. McCausland has been
appointed to gill the vacancy. Mr.. Me
Causland las been endeavOring for
some time to rent the city wharf in
Wilmington where the Jerseymen land
their truck from small boats. This
looks like a shrewed move TO accom-
plish his purpose.
For RENT houses, apply to Edw.
G. Brick. \
Choice vegetables, beautiful flowers,
fresh eggs and poultry are the chief at
fractions of country life. These can all
be learned about in the beautiful Seed
Catalogue of johnson & Stokes, 2l7 &
219 Market St., Philadelphia.
COUGHING LEADS TO CONSUMPTION,
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at once.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels EachlDay,
In order TO be healthy this Is necessary.