The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-16

March l7-Horses g. Cows, Of Geo. Hancock In
PENIS Grove.
March I7-Furniture in Riverside House.
March l7-Geo. P. Dolbow's real estate, Asa q.
Turner, Executor.
March 22-Real Estate Of Joserh v. Clark in
PENIS Grove.
This Saturday is st. Patrick's day.
The first run Of shad is earlier than
usual.
Who will be Penn's Groves first
Mayor
Farmers have begun their spring
work in earnest.
Edw. G. Brick has just received a
large lot of building stone.
The croaking frogs and green grass
are signs of an early spring.
Use Robbins'"No. 3"for your cough.
Hudson s. Titus has his fine new
house opposite st. Paul Church en-
closed.
The annual election of'school trustee
will be held at the school houses in each
district next Tuesday evening, Goth.
The catching of a few shad this week
has spurred the fishermen to hurry and
get theil nets ready. Some left for the
Bay this week.
DR.. N. IL. Barnart has taken time by
the fore lock and raised his foot path
and driveway before the Borough
Council ordered him to.
Robbins beef Wine and Iron a
Strengthening tonic. \
For a good dry cigar call Saturday
night at Higgins cigar store opposite
the Record Offices
john Norton has purchased at Sher-
if sale The is acres of timber land OPP.
posite the old camp meeting woods
tract near Tie brick mill for $40 per
acre.
Women have a right to vote for
school trustees next Tuesday evening
and those who believe In woman's suf-
frage should exercise this privilege II
they want more.
Chas, P. Kidd has bought the furn-
ishing goods business Of VIM. Curriden
u Bro. carried on in DR.. Johnson's
building and will move his shoe store
-
there and conduct both.
Don't forget to hear the Morton fam
lily in Odd Fellows Hall this Saturday
night, for the benefit of the Bethel Sum
day school. Reserve seats at VIM. F.
Yeager's.*
Samuel and David G. Simpkins have
sold their lot at the corner Of Main and
State streets, at the end Of the s'hard
tack row." to Mrs. w. Henry Denny.
Mr.. Denny will erect q barn on the lot
at once.
Buy your hot bed sash of Charles L.
Barber, Penn's Grove.* 2.9-6t.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Martha e. Shultz and Mr..
John Franklin Sharp, next Wednesday
evening ut the residence of the BRIDES
mother Mrs. Kate l.. Shultz, on Frank
lin Street.
1t is with regret the Penn's Grove
Glass Factory is to be hopelessly aban.
doned after SO much money has been
put into it, especially now when our
new city government is about to start
ard boom the town.
Jos. ". Clark will sell his property
on Main g., PENIS Grove, next Thurs
day afternoon at public sale. and also
the feed mill on the rear end of the pro.
perty. This is very desirable property
and should find a ready sale.
Edward E. Smith caught 30 shad on
Monday In their small seine and Is on
Tuesday. A few gill nets were out
and caught 2 and 3 each. Nearly all
the shsd are small. A few rock and
herring have been caught in the seine.
A few carloads of manure have been
transported to Pennsville for farmers
there and Supt. McCausland has decid-
ed to build a railroad slip there on their
grounds below the can house for the
purpose Of shipping and landing freight
there by the carloads.
Robbins ~Sarsaprilla purifes the
Blood.
Easter Sunday this year will be the
25th Of March, as it was in 1888; and
only three Easter Sundays in the nine.
teenth century have been at an earlier
date: March %, in 1918, and March 23,
in 1916 and 1866. The latest date of
any Easter Sunday in this century was
April 25, in 1886.
Township Clerk Charles P. Kidd ad-
v~ertises in another column the first Dor.
ough election to take place on Tuesday
week, March 9th, between Q and Z
O'Clock. There will be elected a May
or, six councilmen, three Commission
ers of Appeal, an Assessor, Collector,
Constable, Justice Of the Peace and
Pound Keeper.
Delaware use to be the famous peach
growing state but nearly all her land
has been peached to death and the farm
ers in the lower part of the State are
-euttinR down their peach trees and will
in many cases raise tomatoes instead.
The tomato crop is raised under con-
tract, 80 that 1t is always sure Of being
sold ut a fair price.
JohnsOn's Liver Searcher, the great
spring and summer medicine, cures ma
laria, liver and kidney disorders, puri-
ties the blood and gives q rich clear soft
complexion to the skin.