The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23
D OCTOBER 90, 1896.
Keep sweet another week.

Edw. G. Brick is enclosing his coal
yard with a wire partition.
Miss Lizzie Haley, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with MaryC c. Vsnneman.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, of Philadelphia,
is spending the week with Mary c,
Vanneman.
The steamer Ulrica has dropped her
6 O'Clock morning trip. See change of
time table in another column.
Henry Wilbur, of the N. Y. Voice
will speak in the Opera House, Woods
town on next Thursday evening.
For pictures and frames 60 to Hiram
Yerger's, II E. Sd ST., Wilmington.4.2
Richard c. Miller, of Allowsy, the
Republican candidate for Senator was
in town on Thursday greeting voters.
Miss Jennie r.. Craven, Of New
Brunswick, has been visiting her form.
err school.mate, Miss Lou d. Thomp.
SOIL.
Thomas Leap spent Sunday with his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Seth H. Leap,
Frank Wright and j. II. Thorp, the
free silver speakers accompanied him.
The farmers have been shipping
pumpkins by the carloads this week to
Long Island. They were contracted
for last spring and bring the farmers S.
q ton.
For coughs and colds try Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam. y
On Tuesday evening Mortimer
Whitehead past lecturer of the Nation
al Grange will speak in the Opera
House, WOodstown, on how free silver
will benefit the farmers.
Hodolphus Bingham, of Camden, the
Prohibition candidate for Congress in
this district will speak in Odd Fellows
Hall next Monday evening. A special
invitation is given to the ladies.
Rev. Z. M. Perkins has been elected
Rector of st. Andrews Episcopal
Church, Bridgeton. He will continue
to have charge of st. Johns Church in
Salem and st. Georges Church in L. z.
Neck, but Charles G.. Hannah, son of
Porcival Hannah, will assist him.
The Y. 2. S. q. E., of Bethel NJ. p.
Church, will hold q mask social in Tur-
ner's Hall OH Saturday evening. Oct.
3lst 1896. All are invited TO attend
and enjoy the pleasures OF the evening
with us. There will be Halloween
amusements, cake and ice cream in
abundance. Admission SC.
DR.. DOolittle, dentist, of Paulsburo,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday.
William johnson, of l.. p. Neck, the
Democratic candidate for Sheriff WAS
in town last Saturday evening and Oh
Monday. He is hustling among the
farmers and as he is running on the
free silver platform which means more
money and higher prices for the farmers
and no use for u sheriff to sell them out,
he should get their votes and be elected.
The quarterly meeting of the Salem
county Board of Agriculture will be
held in Red Mems Hall, .Pedricktown,
next Wednesday afternoon, October Is,
at half past me-. Professor Byron D.
Halstead will deliver an address on
Diseases of Round and Sweet Pota-
toes" This meeting is free to every
n
On last Saturday evening j.. Frank
Wright, brother 10 John 4. Wright the
candidate for Congress, and J. T.
Thorp, Of Philadelphia, spoke on the
free coinage of silver to a packed audi
ence in Odd Fellows Hall. The people
could not get into the hall. Mr.. Wright
is a polished orator and surprised his
old acquaintance with whom he grew
up with In Upper Penn's Neck.
Geo. Fairman, OF Philadelphia, an
Englishman who left England the last
time ten years ago, addressed a large
Republican meeting in Odd Fellows
Hall Thursday evening and used the
usual sophistriss Of the gold men. The
speeches Of Congressman Towne and
answer to such stock arguments now
among our citizens will answer him.
When asked what an honest dollar was
he held up q disc OF silver bullion the
size of two silver dollars aud said that
was an honest dollar, yet in his speech
he said 1t was o worth only CSC.
Farmers, just get this weeks Salem
single gold Standard and read where it
says that free silver will double the
price Of your products. The Standard
does not want your prices doubled. Do
you relish such a doctrine We favor
the free coinage of silver aud the max
ing of 81, 900, 000, 600 of g~reenbacks, SO
you will have plenty of money and
won't have to borrow, so you a pay
your subscription bills, so you can pay
your store bill, so the store keepers can
afford to advertise more. We wish You
to get four times the prices you get
now. Which do you prefer?
DIR. Doolittle will make the best set
of teeth for S $50. No charge for ex-
tracing when teeth are ordered.
Beecher, Photographer, 315 Market
St., Wilmington, will make for his Jer.
sey customers one doz. cabinets for $500
and also give free an extra half dozen,
or make free a half dozen of a friend or
any member Of the family. 5.29*