The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
D MARCH Q. 1894.


PUBLIC SALES.
March 10-I. Wells Torbert, Church Landing.
Msrch l2-ssmuekLawrence [. P. Neck.
March 14-Jas. NJ. Newell, near Pennsville.
Marah B-Personal Property Of Benz. justice
by Sheriff virgins.
March l7-Horses & Cows, OF Geo. Hancock In
PENIS Grove.
March l7-Fprniture In Riverside House.
March l5-Geo. P. D0lbow's real estate, Asa q
Turner, Executor.
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A lost pocket book a be had al
Edw. G. Bricks store.
Use Robains'"No. "for your cough.
Ths M. E. Conference will begin in
Camden next Wednesday.
The County examination will be held
in the public schools next week.
The pleasant spring weather this week
has made fishermen think shad fishing
time is near.
1t is reported that the steamer Rey
bold will resume her trips next Mon
day.
Mandolin playing is now the popular
fad. A few yesrs ago banjo playing
was all the twang.
Edward S. Harris caught three shad
off Penn's Grove on Friday. One
weighed 6 pound, another A..
Joseph Friant and Justice Pedrick
caught q carp in Salem creek On Mon
day which weighed 21i pounds.
The township committee scraped the
roads ON Monday while drying up and
made them good in our borough.
Adam Lawrence moved from Robt.
Seagrave,s farm on Firms Point unto
the Benz. Green farm In Oldmans town.
ship on Thursday. G
Robbins Beef Wine and Iron a
strengthening tonic. =
When a young man goes with a girl
a long time a marriage should come off
or he should come Off.-Atchison Globe.
D. P. Leonard has on the way a car.
load of Canada hardwood ashes for fer.
tilizer purposes. All farmers wanting
some should order at nee. 1t.
William B. Kidd has moved unto his
farm, the Strengthen homestead, and
James D. Sparks moved onto Robert
Kidd's farm on Thursday.
Those who send items to the RECORD
for publication should not fail to sign
their name. We some times throw
good news in the waste basket because
we do not know from whom they come.
The steamer Bridgeton is now under
going repairs at Wilmington prepara-
tory to engaging in the shad carrying
trade. She will take the fish caught In
the bay and river from the fish boats to
Philadelphia.
Buy your hot bed sash Of Charles L.
Barber, Penn's Grove.+ 2.9-6t.
AS Tuesdays election was in favor
of a borough the Democratic caucus
will be held this Saturday afternoon in
Genital School house and only those
outside Of the borough limit will take
part. 1t is not known yet when the
borough election will be held.
Our NJ. E. Dominies will leave next
Monday or Tuesday for Conference,
which will be held in Broadway Church,
Camden. Rev. G. S. Lawrence will be
entertained at Presiding Elder Harris's
and Rev. d. W. G. McIntire at F. P.
Mulford's, 26 South Broadway.
A full supply Of the best Garden seeds
just arrived, and for sale very cheap at
Johnson's Old Reliable Drug Store.*
Robert English who lives in Man.
nington, 9 Hawkes. Bridge, and
three son are hard to beat for weight
In mi family. Robert weighs 3O3
pounds, his SOL John 199, Thomas 1877,
and David 200; a total weight of 800,
and an average weight of 225 each.
Johnson's Liver S~earcher, the great
spring and summer medicine, cures ma
laria, liver and kidney disorders, puri-
fies the blood and gives a rich clear soft
complexion to the skin.
Joseph Smith, Of Chester, who fishes
a seine at Dolbows' Landing every
spring had all of his seine net burned
recently in q building at Chester, In
which was also stored 1900 baskets
which were also burned. Mr.. Smith
will fish this spring with an entirely
new outfit.
Robbins S~arssprills purifiss the
Blood
John s. Dolbaw caught a shad in a
seine net below the Cove on Wednesday,
it being the first caught at PENIS
Grove. One was also caught at Penns-
vile on Wednesday. A letter from
Fortress Monroe states that shad are
being caught plentifully in Chesapeake
Bay, much earlier than usual.
One of the economies calculated on
in the borough was the holding of the
borough election in the old way but
laws passed last year require a board Of
registry in boroughs as well as In town
ships. The county board of registra-
ton has appointed election boards for
the boroughs of Woodstown and Elmer.
A Forty Mile Ride.
E. r. Swetnam, of Fairfax Station, vir-
ginia, says: "a party came forty miles to
my store for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and bought a dozen bottles. The remedy is
q great favorite in this vicinity and has per
formed some wonderful cures here" It is
intended especially for coughs, colds, Group
and ~whooping cough and is a favorite
wherever known. For sale at Robbins