The Penn's Grove record., 1895-05-17
D A II, 1895.

49, ~ $3.50 '"RS
spring.
Fires and overcoats have returned Ia
popularity this week.
Soda Water made fine and served &C.
ceptably at J~olssson's Drug Store.#
A small party from Wilmington
spent last Saturday in French's Grove.
st. Paul's Auxiliary cleared about
SIS by their festival last Saturday night
Two Chinese were in town on Tues.
Gay prospecting for a place to start a
laundry.
The Edge Moor iron works are very
busy with orders now and are taking
On more men.
Several Pennsville shad fishermen
are preparing to fish for sturgeon dur
ing the summer.
1t is reported that Capt. VIM: Wright
win run his steamer Nellie BLY, between
Peunsville and Wilmington this sum-
mer.
The new Board of Almshouse Trus-
tees will meet at the County House
on next Monday, May 10th, for organ.
iZation.
The steamer Richard Stockton will
run between Philadelphia and Angus.
tine Pier this summer. She will stop
at Pennsville.
The members of Bethel NJ. p. Church
will hold'a festival and free entertain.
ment in Odd Fellows Hall, on Satur.
day evening, 18th.
Full line Of Spring and Summer hats
trimmed by an experienced trimmer, at
Mrs. Tillie Smiths, opposite Odd Eel
lows Hall. -
fw Asa G. Turner has sold the machin.
cry and pots in The glass factory to
George Jonas, of Jonas City. The fur
mace he has sold to Swedesboro parties.
All Of Pedricktown's moral and medi-
cal men were in Penn's Grove on Mon
day We hope that neither disease nor
evil overlook any one there while they
were away.
The steamer Ulrica began her early
trip from Penn's Grove ON Thursday,
and now makes three round trips daily
to Wilmington. See time table in
another column.
An advertisement in a paper that
contains the news, and as a result is
read by an intelligent class of people, is
theAest salesman a merchant can have.
National Advertiser.
Fresh Shad constantly on hand at
Irumbulls butcher shop. tx
VIM Justice & Sons have shipped
$4,000 barrels of last years crop of
sweet potatoes 1t is the largest trade
they have ever made in sweets.
Read u advertising columns before
buying and when you deal with our ad-
vertisers mentioif seeing their adyer-
tisement. 1t will please lis and them.
Five convicts were %rned and two
stood in tue pillory at MN " last
Saturday. Some think IN ersey
should have a whipping post ~ wife
beaters.
A few Upper Penns Neck farmers
have several barrel4s II sweet potatoes
on hand which they are holding for
higher Nces. As there is now no de.
mand for sweets they are apt to loose
them.
Last week we had ideal sammer
weather, but the cold wave from the
west reached here on Sunday and made
fires ~pvercoats necessary for COM
foIt. The temperatur dropped from
80 to As in two days.
The people of Woodstown took very
little interest in voting on the question
of bonding the Borough to build a pub
lie hall. BY a vote Of II to 20 1t was
decided to build a $4,000 public hall
aud fire engine house.
Persons wishing to have glasses or
glasses changed please leave orders at
Robbins pharmacy, al Prof. Nathans
will not he there as usual every Satur.
day. At.
Did you ever notice that the English
Language needs a singular personal
pronoum which will refer either
to tie masculine OF femme gender like
their does in the plural. We have hear
of thon being juggested as the word.
We made a mistake in publishing the
list of Almshouse Trustees last week.
Samuel L. Smith WAS elected from Ell.
sinhoro, instead of b. ". Biddle, and
jonathan I. Turner from L. r. Neck
instead of Samuel Callahan.
Penn's Grove is now very quiet on
Saturday nights rs the Mayor and Mar
shall intend TO keep peace, as has been
seen, and those who find it fun to quar-
rel and fight win be found behind the
bars the next morning to be cared for
accordingly.
Every one should know, if they don't
that Hiram Yerger, tho well known
picture dealer has removed his business
from 4l9 Market and Shipley SITS. to
his new store II Z. Bird St., opposite
Bradford's paint store, Wilmington. =