The Penn's Grove record., 1895-03-29

q. M; ior All places anu reBistoFeu matseft Ai'f
Mails arrive:
From Philadelphia and beyond 9.gO a. m. and
10; south Of woodbury. 5;2O RI M
FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1896.
Buds are swelling.
Gardens are being made.
Frogs have been merrily croaking fol
over o week.
Choice Easter flowers at E. E. Smith
& Son's.*
Farmers have begun 10 plant garden
seed and white potatoes.
Some have complained heavily Of ma.
nure being landed in our town.
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds for
sale at Johnson's Drug Store.
Chas. Conner adyertises Phila., ma
nure for 81 per ton. See adv.
The pleasant spring weather we have
been having should bring shad soon.
Peterson s. Smith will have a sale OF
cows in Woodstown next Tuesday.
See adv.
Jon. Denny and W. V. Layton caught
six shad on Monday; 4 on Tuesday and
10 on Wednesday. ..
What do you think Of u new
preacher !? is now the most interesting
question with church people.
Rev. c. W. Williams Sunday evening
subject at the Baptist, chapel will be
rElijah at the Brook Cherith.
The Philadelphia NJ. E. Conference
by a vote of 116 to 40, decided 10 admit
women as delegates in the laymen's as.
ISOLATION.
Go to E. Z. Smith & Sons for choice
cabbage, tomato and egg plants. See
adv.
The steamer Mary Justice, loaded
with 900 bushels of cora and twenty
tons of coal got aground In Alloway
creek. 1t is expected the corn will be
lost.
The Board of Education met on
Tuesday evening in the Mayors office
and organized by electing s. r. Leap
President and George H. Elkinton
Clerk.
The heavy northwest wind made such
low tides OH Thursday. that the steam
or Reybold did not attempt to stop on
her way down. She took the western
channel. -
Warren Thompson had a horse to fal ]
dead on Monday Of last week just be-
yond Sharptown on the road to the
Almshouse while taking a load of goods
to his new home near Cohansey.
Bedford G. Wood and Nathan s.
Wood, lett on Wednesday with their
sturgeon paraphanalia, for Fishing
Creek, Cape May county. They are the
first sturgeon fishermen to leave PENIS
Grove for the Bay.
k1I6 JOu cuDICCU " ACnuNCupt ulul~
ness, sore or intlamed eyes, consult the
well known. eye specialist at Robbins
Pharmacy. April 9th from 0 a. m. to
8 p. m.
The friends of Nicholas Vansant are
pleased to hear the running sore on his
leg is getting well since a piece Of bone
and part of a bullet came out. He has
suffered much for a long time, from
the wound received in the army.
We owe an apology for the torn con
dition of many papers sent subscrib-
ers last week. We did not know their
condition until we had to send them or
none, but have reprimanded our Phila.
delphia supply house for poor service.
We hope it will not occur again.
The Penn's Grove wharf was com :.
/ pleted this week. A new shed is now
being built on the end. Rocks Of i'm.
mense Size have been piled against the
upper and lower end of the wharf and q
pile for an ice breaker has been thrown
0ver board a short distance below the
wharf.
When in need Of a blood purifier take
Johnson's Liver Searcher. =
A force of about $50 men is at work
at Fort Delaware tearing down some Of
the old structures there in preparation
for the new work which will soon be
commenced on the torpedo galleries.
An office has been fitted up on the
island for the use OF the government
officers who are looking after the work.
The return of the former NJ. E.
ministers to PENIS Grove, while not
expected, give general satisfaction as
preferable to some set down to these
charges during conference. Rev. q.
s. Lawrence was unanimously asked to
return by the official board of st. Paul's
Church. and y large majority Of Eman
nuel charge seem well satisfied for Rev.
d. VIC. McIntire to remain five years.
The tramp nuisance has struck
PENIS Grove since we got a lookup
and chow our willingness to give them
lodging and food. Marshall Torton
cared for three last Saturday night.
Why should our people be compelled to
lodge and clothe these vagabonds who
make 1t a business to go from town to
town and live at public expense? A
ducking in the River would be what
they deserve.
Choice Jenny Lind cantaloupe seed at
&c.,, per. qt. E. E. Smith & Sons.
See adv.*