The Penn's Grove record., 1896-01-10

and coal men merry.
Lemuel Cochran moved to Atlantic
City on Thursday.
The steamer Reybold made her last
trip down last Saturday and Is now In
winter quarters at Salem.
Scarlet rash Is still prevalent In our
town. Some cases are SO severe as TO
make 1t appear like scarlet fever.
Skates at Bricks hardware Store.
Some Of our young bachelors think If
they can live so this year out they will
be safe from cupid's darts, for another
leap year will not occur for eight years.
Armer P. Shannon, of Camden, one
Of the progressive sail makef's who
helped Ct out the sails for the Defender
is now working for R. T. Shannon, our
enterprising sail maker.
A deputy U. s. Marshall on Thurs
day locked the steamer Varina at Bar
ney Neary's wharf, on the II. A. Sum-
merrill farm, on the suit OF Jon. Dolbow,
Jr., for wages due him.
The Borough Council held its regu-
lar meeting on Tuesday evening. Cur.
rent bills we're ordered paid and the Or
dinance Committee directed to draft
an ordinance in accordance with the
laws concerning footpaths.
The Y. r. Society Of Christian En-
deavor will hold a masquerade social in
Turner's Hall on this Saturday evening,
18th. There will be cream and cake in
abundance. All who attend are guar
anteed Q good social time. Admission Sc
The many acquaintance OF VIM. G.
Flanagan in Brooklyn will regret to
hear he was badly scalded on the face,
neck and arm while cleaning a fue on
the tug Fl. N. Palmer, Of which he is
engineer. His injured parts were dress
ed at q hospital and then he was taken
home.
The Farm Journal says: Zone good
hired man, who will treat a horse as a
gentleman and q COW al a lady, and
honestly devote himself to his employ
ar's interest, Is worth two of the other
sort. This is the time to hire such a
man."
For coughs and colds use Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam. =
The Wilmington Ferry Company
gives notice that the boat will run
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
during the winter IL Ice does not prohi-
bit. This will give a great accommo-
dation to many who have business in
that City. The Ice has hindered the
boat this week.
Joseph Pyle, one OF the leading mo-
rocco manufacturers in Wilmington, for
IS years Superintendent Of st. Paul's
N. E. Sunday School, a prominent Red
Man, Odd Fellow and Heptasoph. died
last Sunday evening. aged 81. He had
been very benevolent in Church work.
He made an address a few years ago in
pann,s Grove on Julv 9TH. at The Red
Meu,a anniversary.
IN. .nn.., Nxas,;no :, II. s,,roeon
Fishermen's Protective Association, Of
New Jersey. was held at Dayis's Hotel,
Philadelphia, last Saturday, when the
following officers were elected for the
ananing wear: president. Jas. E. Small.
Law. Treasurer. Samuel Snydsr: Score.
tarv q. 3. Shannon: Finance Commit
- Jarvis reeyes. Wilbert skellineer.
patar strimnIa Harry 4 Dalbow md
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obinery. SUPPLIES. merchandise. odd and
job lots, dead stock, slow stock, etc, etc.
everything Is salesDie Write
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OUT. IL took hsiL y aozen men 10 ssop
Its progress and put 1t out. Clement
B. tanning had a lot of rails burned.
parson. shon,,a 10 carasn, a. satting Ere
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70 grass OF stasn 10 snes might sou 'n1
town on IRE.