The Penn's Grove record., 1894-10-26
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1894.

Farmers are huskiDg corn.
Read our live advertisements.
Cat fish are plentiful in Salem creek.
Lay in you coal before cold weather.
Our wide awake tinman, w. b. Kille
was never SO busy.
Kidd, furnisher, Agt Woodbury. Laundry.
Sweet potatoes have advanced to 81
and S1.10 per barrel.
See that you are registered. II you
are not don't fail TO get registered next
Tuesday.
Thieves have been robbing the club
houses on Divers shore. The doors
were broken in.
Mrs. Gideon d. Holton has opened a
trimming store in the front DOL of her
residence on Pilman street.
Abram Bevis, of BrIdgeton, formerly
of Penn's Grove, had a horse stolen
from his barn Sunday night.
Don't he a chronic hard time croak-
er. Be thankful for what you have and
use your brains to get more. Don't
blame providence.
Full line of Fall and Winter hats and
bonnets at Mrs. r. J. Divers, opposite
st. faul's Church.* 2t.
Carp have appeared in large numbers
and +. E. Smith and John Dolbow
have been catching several and shipping
them to Philadelphia. They are not a
very palatable fish.
NJ. G. Smith, of Wilmington, gave
exhibitions Saturday and Tuesday of
the Chicago Chemical Fire Extingulsh.
or. 1t showed much merit as q handy
fire fighting apparatus.
John Norton sold ten acres of timber
on Wednesday for over $21 per acre.
Considering the land aud timber only
cost $40 per acre, Mr.. Norton did not
have a very bad bargain.
John L. Wright and Marshall V.
Hartranft, formerly of PENIS Grove
and Frank d. Wright, of Philadelphia,
will hold a Populist meeting in Odd
Fellows Hail this Saturday evening.
Prof. Nathans the Consulting Eye
Specialist, will examine ey es free Of
charge Saturday and Monday, Oct. 81,
and Goth. See adv.*
Charles w. Williams, pastor of the
Baptist Church. will start a singing
class Saturday evening in the Baptist
Chapel. All are cordially invited to
join. The cost will be only 75c. includ-
ing book.
Vertical penmanship is becoming
popular and recommended because it
can be written more rapidly ana great.
er legibility. The fingers do not tire so
much as it appears to be the more nat
ural way to write.
Call and examine the new fall hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, at Mrs. Til
lie Smiths opposite Odd Fellows Halls
Jos. J. Summerill, executor of CIar.
issa c. Walker deceased, sold last Sat-
arday the lot in the rear of Mary @.
Yanneman's residence to Mary c. Van
nemam ff6f7 SIS and I ne hot at the foot
of Bay Street at the Cove to Mrs. J.
Ford Thompson for S57.
Nathan $. Wood has beer missing
several chickens. On Monday he saw
w. Harry Smiths young bird dog kill
one and he shot the dog, consequently
there was an exciting time. The dog
was not registered. Several useless
ours in town should be shot.
The 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 Balssm. n
John ]. johnson, on Wednesday beat
the fastest running record of any horse
On a bicycle at Buffalo. He went a
mile in 1.35 2-5. Salvador holds the
fastest running record made in 1861 at
Monmouth Park, on Aug. %, 1890. He
thinks he a make a mile in 100.
Thomas II. Peto, of Philadelphia,
again tested his fire engine last Satur.
day which he wishes to sell to the Dor.
ough. 1t worked well. With boys on
the breaks it pumped water from the
well in the rear of Odd Fellows Hall
and threw a stream higher than the
Hall, which is more than forty feet high.
There was a stranger in town TIES
day night and Wednesday who came to
see the Penn's Grove glass factory and
what. it could be bought for. lie re-
fused to give his name or whom he rep
resented. He said he was fiom Penn.
sylvania and tile persons he represented
had ample means TO run the factory.
He was very favorably impressed with
the location of the factory and said he
would make Il good report. The fac
tory, all ready to start, was offered for
$2400.
Beecller, photographer, 3l5 Marke,
ST., Wilmington, Del. will TO The read.
ers Of this paper and their friends, make
one dozen best cabinet photographs for
50, y
DIR. +. d. Rogers, Veterinary Sur
9eon, of Woodbury., will be at Bricks
hardware store every Wednesday and
Saturday. Calls left with Mr.. Brick will
at all tiTA have prompt attention. 5t*