The Penn's Grove record., 1895-10-11
FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, 1895.
County Court next week.

JOnDsOhS NelVet cream is nnel
There was ii very heavy frost Thurs
day morning.
Sweet potatoes have advanced Il
s1,75 u barrel.
The election boards began their reg
istration on Tuesday.
Biddle Wright has a good crop OF
cranberries on his bog.
Frank Summerill dug IS sweet pota.
tees which filled a basket.
Mrs. Henrietta johnson has been
granted a widows pension.
The truck boats from Courses Land.
ing made their last trips this week.
Where is that semi-annual eq~uinoctial
storm we have been waiting three
weeks for.
The steamer Republic went into her
winter quarters at Wilmington on Fri.
day of last Week.
Call for the latest style of fall and
winter hats and bonnets at Mrs. r. J.
Divers, opposite st. Paul Church. n
The corn crop, where not planted
late, is the best crop the farmers in this
region have this year.
The meetings in the W.. G. T. U. hall
will be resumed this Saturday evening.
Rev. j. II. Clarke will speak.
Farmers have delayed owing their
wheat for fear the grain would sprout
and die for want of more moisture.
The weekly contest in the PENIS
Grove school continued last Friday.
The Reds won, making the score stand
8 too.
The heirs of the late Jos. and Han.
nah Sparks have appointed G. v. Dol
bow agent for the settlement of the
estate.
Charlie ards, Q. B. Lanning's
hostler g a cash cut in his fore
head on L day by a horse rearing up
in play and stricking him.
The 22d annual State Convention of
the w. G. L. U. opened in Paterson on
Tuesday With 800 weaiers of the white
ribbon present.
The delegates elected to represent U.
p. Neck, i'll the Democratic county con-
vention were, Richard S. Layton, Jas.
b. Springer, d, v. Summerill and John
NJ. Btvis.
Fall and Winter hats, cheap for cash
at Mrs. Tillie Smith, opposite Odd Eel
lows Halls Aft.
Those who took the school census last
May have not been paid yet. A reform
2 was instituted last spring in eleciing a
new Superintendent of School census
but reforms move slow.
The Cubans will take legal means to
recover the arms captured at Penn's
Grove. They were billed to De Soto
Bros, Philakelphia, when captured,
who will have to prove property.
The schooner Rillie s. Derby, Capt.
Thomas Naylor, left ON Thursday with
a cargo of coal for Charleston, s. C.
He will bring phosphate rock back to
Baltimore.
George Lawrence, Chas. L. Smith,
Henry BARTER, John SummerilI and
Charles Sheets represented Penn's
Grove Borough at The Democratic coun-
ty convention il Woodstown on Thurs.
day.
The delegates elected to represent
PENIS Grove Borough in the Republi.
can county convention were ]. D. Whit.
aker, Geo. II. Elkinton, George Jordan,
Samuel Hurff, Thos. j. Torton, A. G.
Turner and G. G. Turner.
Don't fail to have your eyes examined
every Saturday at Robbins Pharmacy
by Prof. Nathans, Glasses made to
order while you wait, if needed. Old
glasses exchanged. VI
John Giblin, who has some sweet
potatoes in low ground has been digging
the biggest crop he ever had. He dug
five hills which filed a basket and they
have been averaging nine baskets to the
hundred hills. Those truckers who
planted in low ground this year hit it.
George r. Pedrick, of P%edricktown,
has an exhibition in J. G. Smalley's
restaurant window which is a curiosity.
There are two ears of corn grown from
n stem; a twin squash; a 60 ID pump
kin and several varieties of cur
ious Japenese and Chinese pumpkins.
Farmers have been bothered much
with the tires Of their wagons becoming
loose because OF the dry weather. An
excellent remedy to save shrinking Of
fellies is to heat some cheap oil, put in
a trough and soak the tellies in it.
That binders the fellies from absorbing
moisture and shrinking in dry weather.
For coughs and colds use Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam. y
1t is getting to be quite the thing to
graduate and get o position through the
recommendation Of that fine school,
Goldey Wilmington (Del.) Commercial
and Shorthand College. Get a catalogue.
Every one should know, if they don't
that Hiram Yerger, the well known
picture dealer has removed his business
419 Market and ShipleY SITS. to
his new store IL E. 3rd St., opposite
Bradford's paint store, Wilmington. y