The Penn's Grove record., 1894-11-30
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1884.
Winter begins this Saturday.


Winter begins this Saturday.
Samuel 4. Hillman, on Friday,
bought the Strimple farm, containing
90 acres, Of Charles Mecum.
Don't fail to get your eyes examined
by Prof. Nathan next Saturday Sth.
Thomas Holeton has moved his house
from Edw. E. Smiths lane to the new
house of his son William in Pedrick.
town.
Samuel Townsend had an oyercoat
taken from the hallway of his house n
day recently. Some rascal should be
brought to justice.
The friends of G.. v. Dolbow are
pleased to know he is recovering after
suffering five week by having a cancer
drawn from his lip.
Full line of Fall and Winter hats and
bonnets at Mrs. r. j. Divers, opposite
st. Faul's Church, 2t.
Mayor Torton pulled in three drunk
en- men for reckless driving on Thurs
day. Que was locked up for a short
time. They paid their lines and left for
Pennsville.
A dealer in walnut timber has been
buying several hundred dollars worth
Of farmers in this vicinity. 1t is said
he ships it to Germany where there is a
great demand for it.
For pictures, picture frames, frames
regilted, mirrors, wooden mantels,
fancy tiles &c. go TO Yerger Bros, 419
Market st. Wilmington, Del.
John Bufk has had a telephone erect
ell from his house in Pedricktown to
the Railroad station and thence down
the Railroad to Penn's Grove station
and to Joseph Ale's residence.
Five prisoners were whipped at New
Castle last Saturday. The whipping
was very light and more OF a formality
to comply with the law as the whipping
did not raise an abrasion Of the skin.
Prof. /. Nathan the popular eye spec
ialist, will be at Robbins pharmacy on
epext Saturday, to examine eyes free.
The Commissioners of Appeal met at
the Mayors office OIL Tuesday and took
off only SIS 45 taxes, which shows
that the people were well satisfied with
their assessment as but few compl ANTS
were made.
The old hotel at kits Hammock, a
watering place Of much local note on
the Delaware Bay, near Dover. was
destroyed by fire, and the daughter Of
the proprietor, T. E. Veasey, who was
III, had to be carried out " her bed.
Loss, $500; partially insured.
Cali and examine the new fall hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, at Mrs. Til
lie Smiths opposite Odd Fellows Hall. =
The report recently published that
Charles E. Barber had made an assign
ment was without foundation. Mr..
Barber, WI are pleased to state. has
been able to fill his large contracts in
Wilmington by getting a suitable place
in that town to manufacture The mill
work aud is ready at all times to fur.
nish mill work to those who need ii for
building purposes.
II is said that three hundred thou
sand barrels of American apples hav.
already been shipped to England thi:
yet n. as compared with only about ont
thousand barrels last year. Apples ar,
scarce and high this year. Salem coun
ty farmers did not have enough thi
year for their own use. They are sell
ing in Wilmington market for 60c
basket. The reason they are shippe,
to England is because they are scarce
and higher there.
The best remedy known for grippe
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, sorI
throat, hoarseness and all diseases o
the throat and lungs, is DIR. Johnsoni
White Pine Cough Balsam.
The custom of flying the America
flag from our public school houses is Al
excellent one. The grand old fla
should inspire each pupil with a desir
to study and thus gov to manhood an,
womanhood q credit 10 the beautiful
red and white colors that float owe
them.-So. Jerseyman. All of wbicl
We endorse but would 1T not be a CON
W
mon sense idea as we'll az a lesson i
economy to have it pulled down whe
the VIVID blows u hurricane and kee
1t from being whipped to slireds.
The many friends and acquaintance
of DR.. Frank II. Carman in Penn
Grove were startled Thursday eyeniD
by the report Of his sudden death. II
has been holding u position in the seal
let fever department Of the Municipa
Hospital, Philadelphia, for the past fe'
months. The doctor got rushed in II
~diptheria department. and DR.. Carma
was called in to assist. Diptheria a
tackled him on Monday and he died o
Thursday, aged 81. He was buried 1
Burlington this Friday. He was a youn
man highly esteemed by those wi
knew him.
Beecher, photographer, 315 Mark
St., Wilmington, Del, will to the real
ers of this paper and their friends, NAL
one dozen best cabinet photographs fl
81.
Graduates from Goldey Commercial and She