The Penn's Grove record., 1896-03-13

March ~ ilLduclu DuluCuf ab NlNI ONhVO
House.
Use Johnson's Witch Hazel Cream
for chapped hands.
Boys and girls are enjoying their sleds.
Tuesday was a fine day for town
meetings.
A sleigh or two was out OIL the sieety
snow on Thursday.
Fishermen are busy getting their nets
ready for the spring harvest.
The election of three School Trustees
will take place next Tuesday evening.
Robbins Lavo Cream will make thee
smooth. Only 10c.
This is the last week for ground hog
bad weather. All hope he will let up.
The talk of purchasing a fire engine
brought an agent to town on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. William Shoemaker, OF Phila-
delphia, has been visiting friends at her
old home.
Fishermen continue to take carp
from Salem, Oldmans and Raccoon
creeks in paying quantities.
Albert Summerill bought the yearling
bay flly Bell Brunt, by Bellman, at
Clark Pettit's sale on Monday.
Rev. d. W. C. McIntire left for Con-
ference on Tuesday and Rev. G. S.
Lawrence on Wednesday morning.
DR.. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. y
A fine new flag floats over Penn's
Grove school house in fine weather.
The old one is used in bad weather.
Two inches of snow on the ground
Wednesday morning was as much a
surprise as the result of the election was
to many.
The Baptist Church will give a neck
tie sociable at Richard Lummis' resi-
dence on Wednesday evening 18th. All
are invited.
johnson Il Stokes 1896 seed catalogue
now ready, free at Bricks Hardware
and Seed store. \
The steamer Ulrica resumed her
daily trips between Penn's Grove and
Wilmington on Monday. See time
table in another column.
Rev. Charles W. Livezley, died on
Monday at Midtown, Middlesex Co., of
heart disease. lie was a brother to
Mrs. Gideon b. Holton of our town.
The Philadelphia Ledger very gener-
ously published the resolutions of the
Quarterly Conference Of Emmanuel
Church on the pastorate of Rev. d. W..
G. McIntire.
Miss Elsie d. Morris. a pupil and
graduate of our public school, passed
the third grade teachers examination
with an excellent average, at the Feb
ruary session of the Board held in
Salem.
Coughs worry your Robbins No. 8
will give immediate relief. y
The Swedesboro News says that sew.
eral farmers in that vicinity still have
in their cellars Their entire crop of
sweet potatoes put up last fall, and
hope to realize at least $500 a barrel
for them, but the prospects are not very
encouraging for that price. The price
at present is S2.75 per barrel.
The steamer Endeavor, Capts. Sam.
uel and Jas. Denny, left southport, N.
c., on Monday of last week and arrived
at PENIS Grove last Saturday evening.
1t has been SO windy that no fishing
could be done. She broke both wheels
on her way home by stricking logs.
Mrs. Mamie Steward, nee Adams,
wife of Walter Steward, of Annapolis,
Md, formerly of Penn's Grove, died OIL
Thursday morning of consumption,
after a years illness. She will be bur
led at PENIS Grove this Sunday morn-
ing from the residence of Jos D. Whit
aker. Services in st. Paul Church at
II O'Clock A. M.
Editor Gwynne, of the Bridgeton
Chronicle says; "The discovery OF Pro-
lessor RoentgeD, of WoIzburg, of a
method of photographing opaque bodies
by means of electricity is attracting a
great deal of interest in the scientific,
world, just now. We propose to eur
one as soon as possible and take a snap
shot at some of our delinquent sub
scribers who are behind for several
years, in order to see if they've got that
money inside their pockets, or the in.
tention of paying it in their BRAIN"
NoTIcE-All delinquent taxes not
paid by April LIST 1896, will be put into
Constable Carney's hands for immediate
collection. By order of COUNCIL. 2t.
NOTICE .-Parties wishing their eyes
examined free, or glasses changed by
Prof. Nathans please leave orders at
Robbins Pharmacy. Prof. Nathans,
Eye Specialist. :
WANTED.
l Odd and job lots, odds and ends of
merchandise etc.
9 Lumber and supplies for wagonmakers
8 Low priced stocks of corporations etc.
A Second hand machinery.
o Small stores, plants ETC., wanting to
sell out.