The Penn's Grove record., 1894-10-19
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894.


Election only two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Collector j. D. Whitaker Is distrib.
uting BIS tax budgets.
John Norton will sell ten acres of
timber next Wednesday.
Money saved by buying your parlor
stove this week. Don't wait. W.B. Kille
Persons must sign their names when
sending uslt~g1cA That is the reason
some don't get in.
Kidd, furnisher, Agt Woodb ury Laundry.
Joshua Hewitt shot a large hen hawk
which measured four feet between the
tip of each wing.
The Courses Landing freight lines
made their last trips with truck to Phil
adelphia this week.
Full line of Fall and Winter hats and
bonnets at Mrs. r. J. Divers, opposite
st. Paul's Church, 1t.
Some Of our citizens went to hear
Rev. James NJ. Buckeyes lecture in Sa.
lem, Wednesday evening.
We acknowledge the receipt Of the
San Francisco Chronicle, tho compli-
ments of George d. Shannon.
The greatest thing of the a%ge-chem.
ical fire extinguisher. See it work at
the Depot, Saturday, 8 P. M.
John Summerill & Bro, are nov de-
liyering good coal well screened at S4.75
per ton or S4.25 per ton in the bin.
Joseph j. Summerill will sell two lots
at the Cove this Saturday afternoon,
owned by the late Clarissa G.. Walker.
John Norton has the biggest sweet
potato crop heard of this year. He
has been digging from 6 to 8 baskets
to the 100 hills.
Prof. Nathans the Consulting Eye
Specialist, will examine eyes free Of
charge Saturday and Monday, Oct. 81.
and Goth. See adv.*
Joseph X. Munyan, William A. Sack,
Jr., Charles P. Robinson and Samuel M
Justice are identifying their residences
with a fresh coat of paint.
Call and examine the new fall hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, at Mrs. Til
lie Smiths opposite Odd Fellows Halls
The Women's Relief Corps will meet
next Thursday evening in Temperance
Hall at 7.30, which will be their regu-
lar meeting place hereafter.
Special drive in parlor stoves. Must
be sold this week. IL you want a bar
gain don't wait. W. ID. Kille. \
Frank Summerill has raised a wagon
load of big King of Mammoth pump
kins this year. The heaviest weighed
lis pounds and another ITO pounds:
The lovers of good singing were CIV
en- a rare treat last Saturday evening
and Sunday morning in st. Paul Church
by the Philadelphia Choral Union.
Governor Werts has decided that the
election tickets for Assemblymen must
be printed in accordance with the SUI
preme Court decision and not by dis.
tricts, as provided by the Werts Ballot
law.
Three carloads of members of Viola
Council Jr. o. U. A. NJ, of Penn's
Grove, and Olive Branch Council, of
Paulsboro, participated in the big state
parade of the Jr. Mechanics in Camden
on Wednesday evening.
Delaware requires every merchant to
pay a license. The State gets $4,000
annually from that source. Doctors,
dentists, lawyers and real estate deal
ers, have 10 pay licenses as we'll a Ii.
quor sellers in that State.
The schooner Charles Lawrence with
5000 barrels from Salem, Mass, for
John Burk, & Son, arrived here last
Saturday. q. u. tanning with three
teams unloaded 4,662 barrels on Mon
day, which was quick handling.
Great Scott Just come to the depot
on Saturday afternoon at 8 O'Clock and
see the fire extinguisher hustle out a
fire.
Mrs. Albert Dahms had a chicken
Matched last Saturday that looked more
like a regular quadruped than any
chicken we ever saw. The hind legs
were fully developed and The natural
ones were further towards the breast
than usual. II lived till Monday.
After consulting the Townships at
torney, CLERK James b. Springer releas-
ed the claim to choose the polling place
in Penn's Grove, and Borough Clerk
Kille has designated the Mayors office.
A new law passed last spring makes
boroughs a separate municipality free
from township government.
The best remedy known for grippe,
coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma, sore
threat, hoaTseness and all diseases of
the throat and lungs, is DR.. Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam. =
BeecIer, photographer, BIO Market
ST., Wilmington, Del, will to the read
els of this paper and their friends, make
one dozen best cabinet photographs for
50.
Graduates front oldey Commercial and Short
Hand College, Wilmington, have no trouble In
securing good positions. See advertisement
and send for catalogue.
Legal blanks for sale at the RECORD
office. W.