The Penn's Grove record., 1894-12-07
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1894.

William A. Sack has a truck farm
for rent.
The next M: E. Conference will meet
in Burlington on March goth.
A needed coating of gravel has been
put on the footpaths this week.
Don't fail to get your eyes examined
by Prof. Nathan this Saturday 9Th, \
Rev. w. s. Barnart, of Hightstown,
preached in st. Paul Church Sunday
morning.
Charles Woodley has his new house
plastered and painted and will soon
move into it.
Will our citizens not take further
warning from Cedarville's deslI uctive
fire aud buy a fire apparatus2
John Summerill & Bro. killed a ten
mouth old pig raised by Ezekiel Curt
den which weighed 1856 pounds. Y
Hats at reduced prices 10 suit the
times at Tillie Smiths, opposite Odd
Fellow5' a p"
There was a party of Men in Penn's
Grove on Monday from Swedesboro and
Paulsboro, prospecting OF a route for a
trolley railroad.
David Diver fell from a load of stalks
one day last week and bruised himself
considerably SO he has been confined 10
the house since.
Farmers are shipping swee. potatoes
quite lively this week. They are worth
about $1.10 and 81, 10 per barrel. Many
potatoes are keeping diy.
Joseph Holiday, near Courses Land
Ing, killed two hogs last week which
weighed 4S5 and 603, 1855 for the two.
This is the largest reported yet.
File best remedy known for grippe,
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, sore
throat, hoarseness and all diseases of
the throat and lungs, is DR.. Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam. \
The damages to the steam barge Va
rina by being burned below the boiler
has been thoroughly repaired. The
damage amounted to about $500.
Darlington & Compton, of WOODY
town, will give an illustrated lecture on
the Worlds Fair and Civil War in st.
Paul's Church, this Saturday evening.
The range lights at Firms Point and
Deep Water Point have been changed.
The lights will show a fixed white light
two seconds, with an eclipse of one
second.
For pictures, picture frames, frames
Iegiited, mirrors, wooden mantels,
fancy tiles sc. go to Yerger Bros, 419
Market st. Wilmington, Del. y
The steamer Varine landed about
$500 bushels of shells at PENIS Grove
on Monday which the Township Conn.,
mittee had put on the road above
PENIS Grove leading to Pedricktown.
Thomas J. White ansold veteran who
has suffered much for the past few
years from a wound received in the
Civil War. died last Saturday morning
and was buried on Tuesday with mill
tary honors. Acton Post with the
Penn's Grove band attended the funeral.
Asa &. Turner, executor, sold the
real estate of the late Geo. p. Dolbow
last Saturday. The homestead farm of
105 acres at Perkintown was sold to
Warren Risner for S4535. The 70! acre
farm was sold to Maurice p. Dolbow
for $27 per acre. The 3! acres of
meadow above Penn's Grove was sold
to Warren Risner for $35.
Prof. L. Nathan the popular eye spec.
ialist, will be at Robbins pharmacy on
this Saturday, to examine eyes free.
List of letters remaining in the Post
office at Penn Grove, N. j., for the
month ending Nov. 80, 1894: Mrs. D.
W. McAllister (2), Mrs. Mary L. Cook,
Jane Elizabeth Turpin, Miss Mary L.
Banks, Mr.. Thos. A. Norton, Frederic
Adams, 1. B. Haines, Smith Hoffman,
Ezra Doliow, w. F. Deepen, Givauni
B. Co., Baldun Co., Miss Hannah Fish.
er. Persons calling for the above let
tiers please say advertised.
D. V. ~SUMMERILL, P. NJ.
Editorially, the Philadelphia Record
on Saturday said: The death of DR..
Frank ii. Carman, tho brilliant young
assistant resident physician of the
Municipal Hospital. is another pathetic
illustration of the fatality Of scientific
research. The m~artyrdom of physi-
clans to the disease under there special
investigation is one of the most remark
able features of medical history. Al
though be had only been in the Hos
pital service since October last, DIR.
Carman had already established a repu-
tation for the skillful treatment of
diphtheria. He became inoculated.
however, with the deadly germs, and
died within a week, upon that very
Thanksgiving day which called forth
rejoicing from many of his own recov.
cred patients.
Graduates from q oldey Commercial and Short
Hand College, Wilmington, have no trouble in
securing good positions. See advertisement
and send for catalogue.
Beeeher, photographer, 315 Market
ST., Wilmington, Del, will to the read.
ers Of this paper and their friends, make
one dozen best cabinet photographs for