The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-15
D JUNE Is. 1894.

Hay harvest is at hand. The wet
weather has caused a much better crop
than last year.
Those wishing registry numbers put
OH their dog collars can have it done
cheaply at W. b. Kille's.*
Samuel Townsend is pushing H. o.
Webber's scow No. 2 rapidly to compile
tion. He expects to have it afoat by
July LIST.
John w. Humphreys, ST., will sell
about 10 acres of grass on his farm neal
the Upper Canal Bridge, next Saturday
afternoon, June 23rd.
Reduced freight rates on farmers
produce to Chester and Philadelphia by
steamer Reynolds
Landlord French has treated the
Riverside house to a fresh coat of cream
colored paint. 1t can not be called any
longer "a white elephant"
Bapcher, photographer, 3l5 Market
ST., Wilmington, Del. will to the read.
ers of this laper and their friends, make
one dozen best cabinet photographs for
81.
The sllad fishing season legally closed
this Friday, but has been practically
closed for over two weeks. Shad have
bsen nearly as scarce as white mice this
week.
The remainder Of the sturgeon fish,
ermen from Bay side arrived home last
Saturday. Some had good season and
o hers poor. The average is better
than last year.
Paris Green and Plaster for sale by
Edw. q. Bricks
Some PERSONS think the township con-
stable has no authority to arrest in the
borough. He has the right to arrest
any person in the County whom lie finds
breaking the State law.
About four acres of meadow belong
ing to the George p. Dolbow estate was
sold last Sat uriay for the bank taxes.
S. II. Leap aud J d. Torton bought it.
for $50 9S and the grass for $3.50. Il
Outing flannel, &c yd.; mems cheviot
shifts, 1yd. long, 40c, were so. IA full line
of summer underwear and all the latest
styles in ladies and mems shoes Mt j.. i.
Riggins'S.
Henry j. BlOirm gives his seasonable
announcement in another column of ice
for sale. Owing to the failure Of the
home crop he now furnishes Eastern ice
which is higher priced but better.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. G. Wainwright,
OF Philadelphia, will please accept The
thanks of all the RECORD printers for a
large piece of wedding cake and u
hest wishes for a long and happy life.
Davis 81 Company, Wholesale produce
dealers in Atlantic City, tells in another
column. how farmers may get good
prices for produce during lie summer
months.
The Kaigiin's Avenue and Bethany
NJ. L. Sunday Schools Of Camden, made
an excursion to Penu's Grove on We'd
nesday on the ferry boat Atlantic.
About 500 came on the first excursion
of the season to Penn's Grove.
Harry L. Higgins, who has been con
Quoting a cigar factory and stand oppo
site the RECORD Office for about nine
months closed his shop the fore part of
the week and left town OIL Tuesday for,
it is said, Cincinnati or Denver.
Go to Smith 81 Denny's for a full line
of spring and summer millinery. See
II new styles.
Mayor TOrton had his first ease FRI
day evening of last week, 1t being a suit
of Jas. Miles against A. ]. Trumbull
for assault and battery. The Mayor
decided there was no cause for action.
The assault had been provoked.
This Saturday is opening day at Cor.
don Heights Park. A steam launch
will begin running from Clark's wharf
this Saturday and make several trips
dur ing the evening SO all can go who
desires and return in good time. No
liquor is sold there.
AS q Blood Purifier, one bottle of
Johnson's Liver Searcher will do more
good than four bottles of any other Sar-
saparilla. 1t cures Malaria as wei! as
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases. "
Several truckers did not get all their
sweet potatoes out until this week
which is late. John W. Humphreys
told us he did not get his out until June
goth n year and had a big crop, eight
baskets to q hundred hills. This may
cheer late planters.
The steam launch Elsie May, which
will carry from twenty-five to thirty
passengers will run between Penn's
Grove and Gordon Heights. A slip is
being built in front of ]. Wilmer CIark's
lot back Of A. G. Turner's barn on
Delaware Avenue, at which she will
land.
You can get strictly pure extracts of
lemon, vanilla, orange and bitter al
m0nds very cheap at JOhnson's. Also
the finest Perfumery, all odors.
AS the Board of Health in Philadel.
phia, now stops the storage of manure
in that city and as the authorities at
Swedesboro have stopped its being land.
ed there. Harry o. Weber is now stor.
ing it at Courses Landing as fast as he
can carry it on the steamer Sheridan
and his new scow.
William Lawrence, of PENIS Grove,
and Harry D. White, of Pe~nnsville,
have been reappointed Fish Wardens
for Salem county by the State Fish
Commissioners and have received their