The Penn's Grove record., 1894-01-05
FRIDAY, U 5, 1894.

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"a .., ~ ~ pas.,ct,own
Jan. 9-."Terry Farm, = near Hook Bridge, and
-
grba pnblic .scbools reaumed on Tines.
day.
pbilip (,urrideu has been granted n
~pension.
Read Edw. q. Bricks advertisement.
has somethino nev and interesting
avery nah
soma ANAL bovs and Girls made fun
ON New Years dav by dressing up in
fantastic oarb.
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anti os tvua ty,is weak which ,mproved
a.. an,....noa
''s ap~poalaice.
oaps. 'o'spn Io -
lh'iaueph'a' mas oat ""
Oene'e'y vi Ahuisoay'
Get . bottle OF Robbins n ~"
II YOU wish the citizens 9t tins vicln
,.y ~ A y. ~ ~ you nn'o W 90" ""'
ohau 'she' nen m's q" ue"
'ine anu p'ace 'h's 'a.utuay evening
iho's 1oi'on . 'np'"s u"e ap'
tss'aso =, .ho u'seo ''"o"
'eiuso " giving " oo"'oi p""
Justice q Gaventa, the new gfocers
at fedriektown, have an interesting
~
Ihe pooy OF Johil Mailz, OF fhiiadei-
ina, was brought 10 renn's Grove on
wednesday ana taken 10 pelinsville Tor
DuIiai.
Have your pictures framed at Yerger
M A -" 81,
The bean jug al James NJ unyal's and
me pumpkin ~ JOS. u. rrehc"'s
lNd oVer 9io iof the oeueh I" 'oh'i
Cawity. lie ditd on FRIDAY.
A party OF masqueraders left here on
the 8 o'clock train, Monday morning
tor Bridgeport where they took break
iast NJ fhiIil' schiag's ana returned on
ihe 1.So.
F. Everett Janyier, d shoe dealer ut
No. 23l Market ST.. Wilmington, has
made Nm assignment. He confessed
judgment to s257s. The assets Al. not
known but II is believed they will more
than cCver the liabilities.
Owing to the rain all day last Satur-
day The Christmas entertainment of
Central Sunday School was not held
until Tuesday evening when the can
iala entitled ''Santa Claus is Coming"
WAS rendered TO o full house.
II YOU are going "a. have a sale get
your posters prksed at the RECORD
uffice. apss q
The large pumpkin at Joseph u.
Erench's which weighed io2 pounds
Was cut open Oh Monday and the seeds
counted. ihere were 212. Inc guess
tls On Il were from 2 to $500. $3.50
'Fefe realized from It for John Cawley.
Some mlschievous boys thought they
1fould have some fun day last week
by lpsetting o lot Of lumber In The
lRailroad Company's yard but Supt.
fireorf caught them In the act and gave
tlheln tneir choice OF piiing 1t up again
tPr appearlng Deiore the justice OF the
lfeaeetN ineS Wisely chose the iofmef.
II 4 stated on good authority that
dEiile kntman johnson was at work on
apt. Nenny's river shore front one day
act seek be unearthed an old pot con.
aiming aome rare old coins. WI hope
bis VII not cause the hunters after
Capt. Kldd's buried wealth, gained by
piracy, % dig the high sand bank on
csps. bsnnys' river front aiiawsy.
Tbs inns Grove and Pedricktown
boys <en playing q series of twelve
sams5 d bass ball on Monday. The
game a <(onday was a victory for
he p9dflektown team by a score Of IL
I'd ~ game on Tuesday at Ped
&icktQeu das won by the home team by
tcoro q j TO B. The Penn's Grove
boys 4Sve nor been playing ball, but
Wy praDlIcs they hope to do better in the
1utnre.
ATTORNEY General Stockton. in the
matter az the estate of the late Thomas
Clark. In this county. represented by
Attorney Jos. j. Summerill, Of Wood
bury. has given an opinion that no
legacy, devise or bequest of less than
$500 is subject to the payment of the