The Penn's Grove record., 1895-01-04

Jan. l5-Dennis Lane, In Pedricktown.
Jan. l6-Charles 6waverly, near Pedricktown.
Feb. 6-Thomas Roberts, near Pedricktown.
1895.
Practice writing 1t.
The icy roads make a harvest for the
blacksmiths.
A good new year resolution-pay all
small bills 500 as possible.
The 5000 bushels of shells which re.
Gently arrived for the Borough have
been put on our streets.
Norris Keen's wife, Ada g., died of
pleurisy on Tuesday aud was buried on
Thursday in Emmanuel cemetery.
Those who have ice houses have been
able to gather better ice the past week
than for two or three years passed.
Resolve in the new year not to Dor
row your neighbours RECORD, but have
your name put on the subscription list.
The steamer Reybold made her last
trip last Saturday. The ice stopped
navigation in Salem Creek on Monday.
Putting sulphur in the sole of your
stocking or bind it on the afflicted limb
is said to be an excellent remedy for
rheumatism.
Take advantage of bargains offered
by D. D. Leap in Boys Knee Pant
Suits. Only 81 aud $3.50 for the finest
oil wool goods. See Adv.*
John F. Heinricks, son of Reimer
Heinricks, has a position as book keep.
er with VIM. r. Dougherty, carpenter
and builder, Philadelphia.
The friends of j. Keasby Weatherby
will be pleased to know that he was on
the honor roll in Pennington Seminary
for the term ending December 21st.
There has been no sale for skates for
the past few years, but the present cold
snap has created a demand for them.
E. G.. Brick has a full supply.
Salt shad 10 cents h., mackerel 10c.
h., herring l0c. a dozen at Trumbull's,
foot of Harmony street. *3t.
A complete surprise was given Miss
Hannah SummerilI on Thursday even
ing of last week by about thirty young
friends who called to spend a jolly even
ing.
Joseph G. French was the first to be-
gin filling his ice house last Saturday,
when the ice vas Al inches thick. This
week it reached over 6 inches in thick
ness.
New seats have been put in the Sun.
day-school room of the Bethel M. p.
Church this week. The Sunday School
purchased them. They are neat and
convenient.
Never live up to your income, whe-
ther it he of money, time or strength,
A little leeway in each will give you a
longer lease on life and a greater enjoy
ment of its blessings.
The ice blocked the river 81 much
that the steamer Ulrica has not run
since last Saturday. Tugs have brought
transports over during the week and
taken freight cars away from Penn's
Grove.
For pictures, picture frames, frames
regilted, mirrors, wooden mantels,
fancy tiles &c. go to Yerger Bros, 419
Market st. Wilmington, Del. y
Biddle Wright, of near Long Bridge,
was compelled to shoot his dog on Mon.
day, as it showed signs of bydrophobia.
The dog when first discovered was lying
along side of a hay stack and was froth.
ing badly at the mouth.
A note from S. l.. Thompson last
week stated they had been having very
line weather at Brunswick. Ga. 1t was
very dry and the streets were watered
daily. Truckers are planting their
white potatoes and peas are in bloom.
The Sons of Veterans will make a
fraternal visit to Camden next Monday
evening and return by a special train,
which leaves Philadelphia at 11.45.
This will give those an opportunity
who wish to spend an evening in Phil
adelphia.
Capt. Joseph Forbes died quite sud-
denly on Wednesday morning from
neuralgia of the stomach which went
to tina heart. He was Capt. of the
steamer Ulrica and has followed boat
ing the greater part of his life on the
Delaware river.
The law prohibiting the sale of cigar
etts to boys under sixteen years of age
is being enforced in various parts of
the State. 1t is a law that should be
enforced everywhere as the cigarette
habit is one of the worst to which
young boys are subjected. 1t is not en-
forced in Penn's Grove as it should be.
Get your vendue bills printed at the
RECORD Office. None do it cheaper
nor better.# If.
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
a speedy cure. He says: at is indeed a
grand remedy, | eau recommend to all. l
have also seen it used for whooping cough,
with the best results" 25 and so cent bot
ties for sale at Robbins Pharmacy.
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