The Penn's Grove record., 1894-04-20
FRIDAY, APRIL 90, 1894.

n An eleven pound shad has been
caught at the mouth of Salem Creek.
A shad supper will be held in Odd
Fellows Hall next Saturday 2Sth, for
the benefit of the new Bethel Church.
Go to Smith & Denny's for a full line
of spring and summer millinery. See
vi new styles.
J.. U. Layton will discontinue his pri.
vate school at Pennsville this week and
resume the sale of Shepp's Photos.
If you intend doing any painting be
sure and read the advertisements of
Bradford's Paints in another column
sold by Edw. G. Brick.
George d. Shannon writes us that he
caught the first two sturgeon at Bay
Side and made the first shipment of
sturgeon meat to New York.
George H. Elkinton, Esq, and Hen.
ry M. Wright were appointed Commits
sioners of Deeds at a joint session of
the Legislature recently for U. T. Neck.
The evidence of superiority Of john
sons White Pine Cough Balsom over all
other cough medicines is overwhelming.
j. Forman Sinnickson Clerk of the
Board Of F%reeholders, advertises in
another column for some M to remove
the sunkeR barge Cumberland, at Penns.
vile.
A stated meeting of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
will be held in the grand jury rooms, in
Salem on Saturday, 21st. Ellen Mecum,
Secretary.
A. j. Trumbull endeavors to keep
fresh shad on hand all the time. Call
when you want one.* At.
Nath. S. Fox, the new store keeper
in Pedricktown, calls the attention of
our readers in another column to his
opening the old stand of g. s. Plummer
in Pedricktown.
Call at Mrs. r.. ]. Divers for fashion
able hats and bonnets. Franklin ST.,
opposite st. Paul Church.
Rev. H. s. Norris will speak in the
w. G. T. U. Hall on this Saturday
evening, 21st. All are invited to hear
him for the last time as he will move
away next week.
The W. c. T. U. desires to extend a
unanimous vote of thanks through the
RECORD 10 all those who so generously
contributed and %patronized their supper
last Saturday. They cleared about $55
Robbins sarsaprilla purifes the
Blood.
II. H. Hill, the u%nicyclist, of New
York, who has been giving exhibitions
of fancy riding on a bicycle and OIL a
single high wheel in Wilmington, was
in Penn's Grove Thursday morning
showing his skill. He will BIZ here
again Saturday afternoon.
A large stock of spring hats very
cheap at Title Smiths opposite Odd
Fellows Hail.
Arbor day will be celebrated at the
Penn's Grove school next Friday, 9th,
with reading, recitations and address.
Prof. Smith wishes us to extend an in
vitation to all parents and others inter.
ested in school work to be present at 2
O'Clock.
Tile W. z. 7. U. have had an attrac-
tive sign erected in front of their hall.
The letters are painted yellow. which is
the emblem the women s%uffragists wea
and the background is white, the en-
blem of purity which members of the
W. G. 7. U. wear.
Robbins Beef Wine and Iron a
strengthening tonic.
Shad fishing has been better this
week from so to no being the catch on
Monday. Joseph Munyan and Charles
Morris got the highest number. From
40 to 60 has been the catch during the
rest of the week and the wholesale
price about 500 and S25 per 100.
Fish Warden William Lawrence
while wheeling a few barrows of mud
on the meadow bank on Wednesday
slipped off the plank and fell against a
log breaking his right forearm. He
had a painful journey in walking home
to get it set. All hope lie may soon re-
cover from it.
When hungry in Wilmington don't
fail to visit Ainscow's new restaurant,
100 East 4th, st. Full dinner SOC,
Light lunch always on hand. 1928
J.. R. Cummings, Wilmiugton's lead
ing photographer, offers a special in
ducement in another column to Jersey
customers. 1t is a crayon portrait free
with every dozen photos ordered at So.
The crayon portrait is worth that alone
and as many as possible should take ad.
vantage of this offer which is good for
sixty days only.
If you have eczema or any other d.
sease of the skin, take J0hnson's Liver
Searcher to purify your blood. 1t reg
ulates the liver and kidneys and gives a
beautiful clear complexion to the skim
There are people who say they would
like to do good who don't smile once a
week.-Ram's Horn.