The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-25

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Feb. 6-Thomas Roberts, near Pedricktown.
Feb. 6-Robert Sparks, near Penn's Grove.
Feb. 12-Chrsstina Cook, Wilbert F. Sailor agt
near PENIS Grove.
Feb. 1S-Manrice B. Dolbow, near Courses
Landing.
Try Whitaker's roller process flour. y
The wind blows much ice upon the
Jersey shore.
Edward Dougherty has received an
increase of pension.
Teachers examination will be held
In Salem next Friday and Saturday.
Flour and feed exchanged for all kinds
of grain at W%hitaker's mill Penn's
Grove, *2t.
An increase in the revival services in
the Churches is absorbing the attention
OF our citizens most.
World Almanacs have arrived and
are now for sale at RECORD office. If.
The valuable river front lot of. j.
Wilmer Clark will be sold this Satur-
day by Sheriff Wriggino.
The Philadelphia Record Almanac
for 1895 comes TO US brim full of useful
information of politics and sports.
J. D. Whitaker is making a great
convenience for the farmers by exchang-
Ing -four and feed ut his mill for grain.
Read adv.
E. Z. Smith 6 Sons in
another column that they always keep
a full supply of plants. flowers and veg
etables In season,
Leap & Sons AMI 6aI remnant clear
ing sale is now attracting the attention
Of those who desire goods at cheaper
prices. See posters.
Every person who will pay one or
more years subscription for the RE.
CORD before March LIST, will receive one
years subscription to the Farm Journal
free. Pay and get it. If.
Joseph A. Robbins has purch ased the
restaurant business of James Munyan
in Elkinton's building and took charge
on Thursday. MI. Munyan will buy
shad in the spring.
William F. Walker has had a large
maple tree cut down in front Of his
house. 1t was set out fifty years ago
by the late Joseph Guest and has grown
to be probably one OF the largest shade
trees of that age. 1t was 2 feet 6 inches
across the butt.
Bombay Hook, the leading bay resort
on the Delaware shore, has been sold by
the executors Of the late William Rey.
bold, to Mott Otis and others, of New
Jersey, on private terms. The place
comprises 500 acres of land, with a
large hotel and other buildings.
John Sickler, of Wilmington, Della.
ware, was arrested Tuesday night at
Woodstown, for being drunk and dis,
orderly. He was given a hearing be-
fore Mayor Richman, who sentenced
him to the county jail for twenty days
and to stand committed until costs and
fine, amounting to $3.50 were paid.
Alex. L. Justice and James Borden
represented PENIS Grove Lodge No.
162, F. &. A. M. at the Grand Lodge
In Trenton this week. The following
State officers were elected on Thursday:
Grand Master, Charles Belcher. New
ark; Deputy Grand Master, George W.
Fortmyer, Orange; Senior Grand War
den, Joseph W. Evan, Mt. Holly; Jun
Tor Grand Warden, Joseph E. Moore,
Jerssy City; Grand Treasurer, Charles
Bechtel, Trenton; Grand Secretary, T.
II. R. Redway, Trenton; Deputy Grand
Secretary, William B. Rutan, Newark.
Necessity is the mother of invention.
The West Jersey Railroad Company
has has some light open coaches made
to carry local passengers for short dis.
tances In quick time to compete with
the trolley care. On-a trial trip from
Woodbury. to Camden a train of nine
empty cars made the distance in fifteen
minutes, including two short stops.
The following day a train of seven cars
was run from Glassboro to Camden in
thirty.three minutes and no stops. 1t
Is said the fare on this line will be low
er than that on the trolley.
Rev. j. Judson Pierson, aged 43
years, died on Friday Of last week after
six months illness of diabetes. The
deceased was a widely-known Baptist
clergyman and vas pastor at Woodbury.
for twelve years. He went to Bridg.
ton, over a year ago to take charge Of
Berean Church. For a long time he
held the position Of clerk of the West
Jersey Baptist Association and for two
years be was State President of the
New Jersey Christian Endeavor Union.
At the time of his death he was editor
Of the ''New Jersey EDdeavor."
Bring your job printing to the
RECORD Office. II.
Carlton Cornwell, foreman Of the Gazette,
Middletown, N. j., believes that Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy should be in every
home He used it for a cold and it effected
q speedy cure. He says: at is indeed q
grand remedy, I eau recommend to all. /