The Penn's Grove record., 1895-04-12
FRIDAY. P y. 1895.


Easter Sunday next.
@New bonnets will flourish on Sunday
Some early gardeners have set ou'
early cabbage.
Early garden ''sas" has appeared il
our local markets.
Read our advertising columns before
buying your new goods.
Go to DIR. Moore's for fine pansies
and hysons now in bloom. \
Easter shad are plentiful because Of
the latenesS of that anniversary.
This is good Friday the 1862 ami
versary of the crucilixion of Christ.
Ice as thick as window glass was
formed on Thursday and Friday morn
ing.
Pure Drugs, Toilet and Fancy ArLi.
Giles at Johnson's Drug Store. X
Cash seems to be hard to get. Re.
member by paying your bills some one
else can pay theirs.
DR.. Henry M. Flanagan has improved
his residence at Union Corner with new
weatherboards and q porch.
Full line of Spring and Summer hats
trimmed by an experienced trimmer, at
Mrs. Tillie Smiths, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall. II
The Upper Penns Neck Board of Ed
ucation has organized by electing J.
Ford Thompson President and James
F. Layton Secretary.
Hon. Noval d. Leap will have charge
of the ice house during Blohm's absent
in the Bay. All orders given him viii
be promptly attended to. n
Holton'sice cream parlor newly fitted
Up and opened for the season at the old
stand, corner of High and Cherry St.,
Pedricktown.* 3t.
Supt. Green is having the cars On the
Delaware River Railroad washed and
reprinted, which will make them more
attractive for summer travellers.
The heavy rain all-day Monday flood.
ed the low lands and together with the
warm temperature on Tuesday has
caused grass to grow an inch or more
this week.
About twenty-five South Carolina
Negros arrived in Penn's Grove on
Thursday afternoon to man the stur-
geon fleets of James E. Smalley and d.
p. Leonard.
Fresh Shad constantly on hand at
Trumbull's butcher shop. tf.*
The funeral services of Rev. e. j..
Lippiucott took place on Monday at
Pitman Grove. He was buried at
Sharptown, at which place he preached
about fifteen years ago.
Frederic Poole, a returned mission.
AIRY, will give an humorous Chinese en-
.ertainment in Emmanuel Church Sat-
urday evening, 9th, under the auspic-
les of the Epworth Guard. Admission,
loo.
The putting of a bridge on Pitman
street above the crossing caused Main
street to be flooded on Monday above
the railroad crossing. A trunk on
Main street will greatly aid the water
to escape and stop washing the street.
Now is the time to make your pansy
beds. Choicest varieties at E. E.
Smith & Sons. \
Fish Warden William La wrence be-
gan his duty to stop Sunday fishing last
Saturday night. He has special in
structions from the Fish Commission
ers to arrest shad fishermen who destroy
mammooses.
The residence of Samuel Stanly, in
P%edricktown, caught fire on Tuesday
night about s O'Clock aud burned to the
ground. 1t was by the heroic effort of
the citizens bucket brigade that the ad-
joining buildings were saved.
: Something new come and see Lat
est styles in Spring and Summer hats
and bOnnets, a R. j. Divers Franklin
St., Opposite st. Paul Church. y
Mondays heavy rain caused a freshet
in the small streams and river. Game
creek was so full that Long Bridge
crossway was flooded. Railroad trains
and mills at Trenton and Bordentown
we're stopped by the flood. of water.
One train was wrecked near Borden
town by a washout.
Captain E. E. Kiger, of Courses
Landing, accidently run against and
damaged the wing Of the lower canal
bridge with his steamer, while attempt
ing to go through the draw on Thurs
day night Of last week. Captain Kiger
Immediately notified the Board of Free
holders TO have the necessary repairs
made TO the bridge and hand the bill to
him for settlement.
Every one should know, if they don't
that Hiram Yerger, tho well known
picture dealer has removed his business
from 419 Market and Shipley SITS. to
his new store IL +. 3rd St., opposite
Bradford's paint store, Wilmington. =
Now is the time to take Johnson's
Liver S~eareber, the great Blood Purifier
and Spring Medicine. Sold at John
aon,o nr,C Sfo,o \