The Penn's Grove record., 1894-05-04
FRIDAY, A 4, 1894.

Mullet Seed for sale by Il. u. Brlck."
The oyster has uttered OH his sum-
mer vacation.
Supt. McCausland has repaired the
wharf with two car loads Of stone.
Tuesday was the hottest May day on
record. The mercury stood at 500.
Helena W. Casey, of ~Pedricktown,
has been granted a pension as a widow
of a wal veteran.
Go 10 Smith & Denny's for a full line
Of spring and summer millinery. See
Il new styles.
D.. D. Leap makes his timely an
nouncement of spring clothing in
another column.
The intermediate department Of the
Penn's Grove School, Miss Ella Henry
teacher, was closed last Friday.
II you want the latest in stiff, soft or
straw hats you can't go q miss If you
buy it at d. ID. Leaps
st. Paul Auxiliary will hold a soci-
able at Capt. J. D. Whitaker's Thurs.
day evening, May 18th.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Delaware River Railroad Company,
for the election of officers, will be held
in Woodbury. on May 9TH.
A large stock of spring hats very
cheap at TIllie Smiths opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
Geo. d. Shannon caught a very large
sturgeon last week which measured IL
feet long, A in girt and dressed 205
pounds. The roe had not developed to
be of use.
The annual meeting of the County
Board of Chosen Freeholders will be
held next Wednesday when the new
members will be sworn in and a new
financial year begun.
You can get strictly pure extracts of
lemon, vanilla, orange and bitter al
monds very cheap at JUhnson's. Also
the finest Perfumery, all odors.
Arbor day was celebrated last Friday
at the Penn's Grove and Cove schools
with appropriate exercises. Flowers
were planted at the former and trees
at the latter school:
Take the Reybold every morning at
0 O'Clock for Philadelphia. Round trip
40c., single fare 25c; 3 hours in the city
and leaves at 9 80. If.
The steamer S. j. Flemming landed
about 1000 bushels of oyster shells az
Barber's wharf on Wednesday, which
the Councilmen had put Oh the streets
in places where most needed.
When hungry in Wilmington don't
fail 10 visit Ainscow's new restaurant,
100 East 4th, st. Full dinner soc.
Light lunch always on hand. 1928
The pleasant weather and warm
nights has been very favorable for set.
ting out sweet potato plants. Several
have been set out in Gloucester county
and in the neighborhood of Courses
Landing.
Call at Mrs. II. j. Divers for fashion,
able hats and bonnets. Franklin St.,
opposite st. Paul Church.
Shad fishing and prices have been
only fair the past week. A few caught
about 100 on Monday. Layton & Den.
ny got 1913, Simkins s. Dolbow ia and
Munyan & Morris 105. The ectch dur
the week has averaged about toto q net
and the price from $12 to SIS. Some of
the sturgeon fishermen have been doing
very well.
The cutaway sack is a new thing in
Mems and Boys suits. 1t can be seen
in a great variety Of colorings at d. d.
Leaps
Rev. ]. T. Shoomkoff, the Bulgarian
preacher and lecturer, while on his way
from Salem to Penu's Grove, on Wed.
nesday, was riding his bicycle too near
the edge of the crossway about three
miles below PENIS Grove on the
Pennsyille road and fell into a meadow
. ditch on his back and had difficulty in
getting out. Covered with oozy mud
he arrived at Rev. d. W. c. McIntire's
where he stripped and was loaned a
complete outfit of clothing. He then
went On his way rejoicing to West
Chester where he was to lecture that
evening.
As a 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 well as
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases. =
For SALE-A bedroom suit, kitchen
furniture, mating, and a few odd piec-
es, cheap if sold at once.
MRS. NJ. E. CROMPTON,
Pitman Street.
S. REWARD for evidence which will
convict the person or persons who broke
a tree and cut and marked the Cove
School House.
w. A. SUMMERILL, u, G,