The Penn's Grove record., 1894-02-23

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Easter Sunday this year will occur on
March 25th.
A small farm is offered for rent in
another column.
Use Robbins'"No. 81" for your cough.
The ice men begin to feel blue abont
harvesting u good crop this winter.
Nokomis Tribe of Red Men have re-
carpeted, papered and painted their
wigwam.
Alfred ]. TrumDull is giving away
500 quarts OF sourcrous to all who call
for it. Try the dutch dish.
A full supply of thebest Garden seeds
just arrived, and for sale very cheap at
Johnson's Old Reliable Drug Store.*
J. Wesley Justice las stoned the riv.
err bank on his farm at Dolbows Land.
lug and will build a new house this
spring.
In another column is the notice of
the Borough election which will take
place Tuesday March 9th, just one
week before town meeting.
Robbins Beef Wine and Iron q
strengthening tonic.
Thomas P. Curley, receiver Of the
Iron Hall for the State Of New Jersey,
announces that he will clear up the af-
fairs of the defunct order in a few
weeks.
Buy your hot bed sash of Charles Z.
Barber, Penn's Groves 2.9-6t.
The entertainment Thursday evening
In Odd Fellows Hall by St. Paul Sun
day School members was enjoyed by a
crowded house and highly compli-
mented. 5000 were cashed at the
door.
The statement of Oldnlans' Town
ship Committee in another column will
interest all taxpayers in that township.
Those who don't take the RECORD can
get y copy Of the statement free ut Au.
burn or P%edricktown post office.
When the laws were first passed three
years ago making the terms Of Assess
ors and Collectors three years some
thought that they could not be re-elec-
ted but there is nothing in the law to
hinder these officers being reelected.
Rev. G. G. Griffin, who was until re-
Gently Pastor Of the Baptist Church
at Hasbrouck Heights, N. j., when he
resigned, has become a soap salesman
at a salary of $500 a year. On the
principle that cleanliness is akin to god
illness the change is not a violent one.
DR.. j. L. Brown, Dentist Of Rah way,
will open temporary Dental Parlors in
the Methodist Protestant Parsonage.
Penn's Grove. Office hours on Satur-
days only, Q to s. All work done with
most careful skill, prices reasonable.
While Augustus P. Cook was a fore
Ign born German, had few relatives
here outside of his own family and
small means, yet his funeral last Satur-
day was largely attended because he
was an earnest and respected Christian.
Rev. VIM. Mitchell wa present and
also spoke Of his excellent Christian
character and liberality.
Robbins ~Sarsaprilla purifes the
Blood.
In discussing the borough question
W0odstown is looked to as q msdel of
lower tax rate. Notwithstanding
Woodstown Is situated on high land,
has natural drainage and lots OF gravel
near yet this Is what the Monitor Regis
ter said last week concerning their
streets: I'VE are sure that everybody
will agree that our streets are in q de.
plorable condition, both the sidewalks
and d~riveways, and that they prove
more Of q detriment than a simple In.
convenience or annoyance to pedestrians
and travellers. Scarcely a day goes by
but what some one remarks to the
writer on their miserable condition, and
why something is not done to better
them. They are a clog to business,
keeping people from coming here to
shop, and no money could be better
spent than that appropriated for street
Improvement" If Woodstown kept
their roads in better condition aud had
TO buy oyster ahells with which to do it
there tax rate would be much more
higher. Our Pennsyiile correspondent
recently complimented the excellent
oyster shell roads leading from PENIS
Grove and said it brought customers to
our stores.
Johnson's Liver Searcher, the great
spring and summer medicine, cures ma
laria, liver and kidney disorders, puri-
ies the blood and gives a rich clear soft
complexion to the skin.
A Kansas MANS Experience.
Mr.. Albert Fayorite, of Arkansas City,
Kan, wishes to give our readers the benefit
of his experience with colds. He says; 81
contracted a cold early last spring that set
tied on my lungs, and had hardly recovered
from it when / caught another that hung on
all summer and left me with a hacking
cough which / thought l never would get
rid OF. / had used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy some fourteen years ago with much
success, and concluded to try it again,
When / had got through With ono bottle
uu carnh had Ian ma on1 7 have NOT snf