The Penn's Grove record., 1894-09-28
FRIDAY, ssEPTEMBER IS, 1894.

Fall weather has set in.
Mt. Holly Fair is next week.
The days are now shorter than the
nights.
Kidd, furnisher, Agt Woodbury. Laundry.
The cool stormy weather has made
fires necessary for comfort this week.
Clark Petit had Bellman and some
of his get on exhibition at the Trenton
Fair.
Rail-bird shooting is nov the popu-
lar sport. They are worth about Goo
a dozen.
Therush of tomatoes to the factories
is over. The wet weather has caused
many to rot.
Some cheap second hand Ranges,
must be sold quick. ". B. Kille.* 1t.
Read u new and interesting adver-
tisements and see what our live mer-
chants have to say.
Joseph ID. Whitaker has his new feed
mill now completed and he is ready to
grind feed and sell it at wholesale.
James Diver recently sold three of
his blooded young horses to A. G..
McCausland who now drives a fine
team Of Jersey steppers.
The next examination of candidate
for teachers certificates will be held by
County Superintendent Gwynne in Sa-
lem on October 9Th and 9th.
Sweet potatoes have fallen to 81 and
81 % per barrel at Penn's Grove, and
PC and 2Sc per basket at Philadelphia.
This is ves ow considering there is
not a big crop.
James Flanagan died on Thursday
morning at the residence of his son
John Flanagan in Warrington. The
funeral services will be held in Emman-
nel Church on Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock.
Three Russians with two performing
bears passed through town on Monday.
The children at the Cove were amused
by the bear performing. Mayor Tor
ton prohibited them from performing
at The Pier.
Call and examine the new fall hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, at Mrs. Til
lie Smiths opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
The steamer Brldgeton which a
between New York and Gravesend, l..
l., last summer has returned to vii.
mington. George Denny the engineer
has returned to Penn's Grove with his
family.
a change of time table on the Della
ware River Railroad went into effect
on Thursday. Don't get lief. as the
two morning trains leave a few minutes
earlier. See time table at the head of
local column.
You can get q full line of school
companions, tablets, pens, ink, pencils,
colonel erayons and school supplies of
all kinds ~ ~J0hnsun's Drug Store.
Extraordinary large freights are be-
shipped over the Delaware River Rail-
road now during the sweet potato sea
son. From twenty to thirty Cars are
shipped daily. Last Saturday it took
two locomotives to draw the train.
We are in receipt of the first cata.
logue issued by the Camden Musical
Academy, Arthur l.. Manchester direc-
tor. Mr.. Manchester is one of the best
musicians in the country and offers ill.,
~structions in music equal to that given
by Conservatory of Music in Pliladel-
plia.
DIR. L. B. Rogers, Veterinary Sur
geOn, of Woodbury., will be at Bricks
hardware store every Wednesday and
Saturday. Calls left with Mr.. Brick will
at all times have prompt attention. 5t*
The early sweet potato raissrs got
left this year, because it was so dry in
July that on light soil the crop never
grew. The low flat soil is producing a
far crop. John NJ. Bevis has a big
crop on his field in Eagletown. He
showed III a basket filled with thirty
potatoes dug from six hills.
Before buying fertilizer for your
wheat crop don't fail to see the exceed
ing large results received from Swifts
Sure Fertilizer in Edw. G. Bricks
store. He has wheat grown by j. w.
Thompson, near Courses Landing,
with this fertilizer which shows several
inches in length of straw and a much
heavier head than that grown next to
1t with no fertilizer. This striking
contrast can not fail TO show that 1t
pays to use Swift Sure.
Crimson clover makes the most
bountiful hay crop farmers car raise.
John L. Clark had eleven loads Of hay
off Of about two acres Of crimson clOv-
er last spring. AS it is cut earlier than
other grass he plowed the ground after
gathering the hay and planted corn
about June LIST. He now has q big
crop of corn OH the land. Crimson
clover, it is said, is the best green crop
that can he plowed under for a fer
tilizer as it makes a good growth early
and clover is Il plant that draws nutri-
ment from the air and subsoil greater
than any other plant,
Graduates from Goldey Commercial and Short
Hand College, Wilmington, have no trouble In
securing good positions. See advertisement
and send FOR catalogue.