The Penn's Grove record., 1896-03-27
D MARCH 81, 1896.
April LIST next Wednesday.

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April LIST next Wednesday.
Robbins No. 8 cures the cough. =
The steamer Major Reybold resumed
her trips between Salem and Pbiladel-
phia on Wednesday.
Those who wish their papers sent to
their new address should leave notice
at the RECORD Office.
The blue birds and robbins are with
us once again, the harbingers Of spring
time on hillside aud plain.
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds for
sale at Johnson's Drug Store.
Shad fishing will begin next week:
Some of the fishermen have left for the
Bay and others will clear next week.
Vacant houses are plentiful in Penn's
Grove and rents are cheap. To get rid
Of paying rent all you have to do Is to
move into another house.
Spring Opening Latest styles of hats
and bonnets at Mrs. r. J. Divers oppo-
site st. Paul's church, Franklin st. =
The PENIS Grove Board Of School
Trustees mel Thursday evening and
organized by electing Henry J. Blohm,
President; and G. W. Cable, Clerk.
The Enoch Moore & Sons Company,
of Wilmington, has received a contract
to build a freight steamer for the River
Navigation Company, Of New Jersey.
DR.. Doolittle, dentist, Of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. y
This week Ia the connecting link Of
time between winter and spring. A
snow storm on Monday, followed by
warm sunshine and a shower on Thurs
day:
The Edge Moor Bridge Company has
received q contract for furnishing a
new floor and strengthening the t~restles
Of q large bridge at Cincinnati at a cost
of $4,000
II you wish your spring hat trimmed
in the latest fashion, you will go to Ella
Tussey's, Penn ST., PENIS Grove. You
will find jaunty styles for the gay, and
plain styles for the more quiet tastes.
Her prices are moderate and her designs
entirely original. y
nayid Ct,aato hoe movad h;o iawoIary
store to the room in the old hall. lately
occupied by J.. D. Whitaker. Miss
Daisy ID. Shannon has opened a new
millinery store next TO Mr.. Sheets under
Red Mems Hall.
Carp are worth 8 cents a pound, as
few are being caught now. The fisher
men would be pleased to get half that
price per pound for their shad, which
have been averaging only about 10
cents each, the season through.
Robbins headache powders sure relief
The steamer UIrica's shaft was brok-
en- instead Of her wheel. A diver was
over on Wednesday and got the wheel
ear the end of the wharf. Some large
stone which boats occasionally strike
will have to be taken out Of the river
bed.
have q good milliner and a fine
supply Of Easter hats for spring wear.
Errands doue in Philadelphia free of
charge for my customers. Mrs. Tillie
Smith, opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Penn's Grove has The champion egg
eater. Some men recently made a
wager with him that they would pay 81
for each raw egg he ate owe five dozen.
He ate three dozen and they backed
out. Jonas Rain is the extraordinary
egg eater.
Denny Bros. will carry shad from the
Bay to Philadelphia market with the
steamer Endeayor until the strawberry
season opens when they will put her on
the line between Bridgeton and Phila-
delphia, with the expectation OF making
q round trip daily.
johnson s Stokes 1896 seed catalogue
now ready, free at Bricks Hardware
and Seed store.