The Penn's Grove record., 1894-11-23
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1884.

Now Is the time for business men TO
plant their advertisement:
Don't fall to get your eyes examined
by Prof. Nathan this Saturday, Oath.
William A Sack, Jr., has beautiied
his residence by some delicate tints Of
paint well contrasted.
Thieves broke into R. d. Hughes's
canning factory one night last week and
stole about $50 worth of solder.
Robert HARRISON had to quit work
this week owing to having scaled his
foot badly at the powder works.
Full line of Fall and Winter hats and
bonnets at Mrs. r. j. Divers, opposite
st. Paul's Church, 2t.
Charles Dolbow, of near Alloway,
buried their infant son Leon A., in
Emmanuel Cemetery on Monday.
JOHN Patton landed 1900 bushels of
shells at the Cove OH Tuesday, which
Committeeman Hutchinson had put OH
the roads.
John M. Bevis sowed half a pound Of
turnip seed amongst his clover seed last
August and raised 1000 bushels Of :ur-
nips for his cattle.
If you find a mistake in your tax bill
the time to have it corrected is next
Tuesday by the Commissioners of APP
peal who meet then.
The first paper filed with s. Luther
Richmond, the new County Clerk, was
a deed given to Mary e. Denny by
Samuel Simpkins and others for a par
eel Of land in PENIS Grove.
Garland examine the new fall hats.
trimmed and untrimmed, at Mrs. TIL
lie Smiths opposite Odd Fellows Hall.*
Capt. Harry O. Webber is now SELL
ing his large pile Of manure to farmers
in that region for 50 per ton. That is
cheaper than it is customary for farm
ers to get manure by boat or rail.
The cornet bands of Salem, Pauls.
boro, Woodstown, Handcocks Bridge
and Bridgeport are expected to spend
Thanksgiving in Penn's Grove andtake
turkey dinner at hotel Metropole.
For pictures, picture frames, frames
Iegilted, mirrors, wooden mantels,
fancy tiles sc. go TO Yerger Bros, 419
Market st. Wilmington, Del. =
49,
The II. e. Green Camp Sons OF. Vet
Grams, accompanied by Acton Post. No.
80, G. A. r., ard several visitors from
other camps, celebrated their first an
niversary by having a street parade, on
Saturday night.
Miss Fraacis E. Willard has been re-
elected President OF the National w.
q. 7. u. which has been holding a
convention in Cleveland, Ohio, the past
week. She is the most popular woman
in America.
Adam Lawrence went to Camden
county on Monday and found the horse
On which he had a chattle mortgage
and j. Wilmer Clark had taken away.
Clark sent it down on the steamer Rey-
bold on Wednesday.
Another canning factory Is now be-
ing spoken of for Penn,s Grove, by
turning the glass house plant into one.
1t would be the best thing for the farm-
ers in this vicinity and many laborers.
We hope it will come about.
The executive committee of the 24lh
Regiment veterans met at the Mayors
, office on Friday Of last week TO make
arrangements for their annual camp
reunion to be held In Penn's Grove on
Dec. 18Th. 1t is hoped that our citi-
zsns will aid Acton Post in making 1T
u pleasant visit for the old vets.
One of Theodore IIolton's hogs tast-
ed human flesh Saturday morning. The
farmer was feeding the animals. and to
prevent them from jostling EACH other
he put his arm down among The hun
CRY, snarling beasts, One Of the pigs
snapped at the hand and tore off a iing-
er. He killed the pig.
G. v. Dolbow s. Son has killed some
big hogs the past week for some of our
citizens after John Carey wrestled them
down. One for William Kidd weighed
SO pounds, Robert Kidd's weighed
400, 1888, 1872; john Divers, 408, 2TS.
2s4; David STATIONS, 1888; Robert Muir
phys S3S; J. SpaIks's, 295, making a
total Of 3473 pounds Of porkers.
Joseph N. Whitesell, Who has
been locked up in Woodbury. jail
for six weeks, on the charge oil
forgery was released on Wednesday,
lie retracted his plea Of not guilty and
plead non yult. Lawyer Swackhamer,
his counsel, made u plea for %leniency Of
OF sentence, and sentence was suspend
ed, on payment Of costs, amounting Il
E21.60. Joe was lucky ia getting oul
and it shonld be a lesson TO him ant
others 70 do right hereafter.
Beecher, photographer, 3l5 MarkeI
ST., Wilmington, Del. will to the read
ers of this paper and their friends, max,
one dozen best cabinet photographs fo
S..
Graduates from GoIdey Commercial and Shor
Hand College, Wilmington. have no trouble Ii
securing good positions. See advertisement
and send for catalogue.