The Penn's Grove record., 1896-11-13
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1896.

AAR @hN $500 NNH
moved into John Strimple's house.
Capt. Joseph Denny and Sherman
Bristow have moved from here to vii
mipgton.
Hamilton Morris has opened a har'
ness shop in Mrs. Shannon's building al
Union Corner.
Turkey Supper at st. Paul's parson.
age Thursday the 10Th. 25 cents. DON'T
forget to come. \
John Harker has opened his restau'
rant, also oyster and fish market at the
foot of Oak st.
john Strimple moved to Camden on
Tuesday TO live with his daughter, Mrs.
Richard L. Sparks, Jr.
G. V. Dolbow s. Son have erected a
shed and a railway with which to more
easily handle butchered hogs.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
a sure cure.
DR.. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. \
Capt. VIM. johnson left here Monday
on the schooner A. l.. D%anenhower
with a load of coal, for South Port, N.
q.
The enlargement of 81. Paul's par
sonage is completed which makes a
credited improvement. A steam heat
or has also beet added.
Daring the high winds on Thursday
last the Major Reybold was unable to
make her regular trip.--So. Jerseyman.
Too much water to float we expect.
Latest styles in hats and bonnets at
Mrs. r. j. Divers opposite St. Paul's
church, Franklin st. n
The Trustees of the Bethel M. P.
Church have built a fence in front of
the parsonage, and have painted and
newly papered inside of the parsonage.
Jos. H. Steelmau, Jr., of Philadel.
phia, will open a new furniture store in
Mrs. T. Smiths house opposite Odd
Fellows Hall next Saturday. See adv.
Charles Naylor arrived home on Fri
day Of last week from Richmond, Va,
where the schooner Rillie r. Derby
landed a cargo of phosphate rock.
Capt. Naylor will bring a cargo of rail.
road ties to Philadelphia.
For fine Chrysanthemums go to E.
E. Smith & Sons. n
For pictures and frames 60 to Hiram
Yerger's, II E. Sd St., Wilmington.4-24
The schooner Anna V. hanson,
Capt. Robert X. Dole, has been at sea
now since Oct. 9th. She is supposed c
have been caught in the hurricane q
Oct. 18th and lost. The loss of proper
ty and life at sea has not been equalled
for many years.
The official returns gives Mckinley
& Hobart $50 plurality in Salem coun-
ty; II. G. Loudenslager S93; r. G. Mil.
Ter for Senator 993; Joseph Crispin for
Assembly TIT; B. b. Westcott for Sher.
if 700. The total vote was 371s Re.
publican, 1920 Democratic, 50 Palmer
Sc Buckner; 247 Prohibitionists, 8 Soc
ialists, 2 National silver.
Read and take advantage Of Cum
mings' photo offer in another column
For pictures, looking glasses, crayon
and art goods go to IL E. Sd St., VIII
mington, Hiram Yerger's. 424
This is the anniversary of Lord Corn
wallis entry into Newark with 5000
English and Hessian soldiers. During
November, 1776, CORVALLIS forced
Washington to retreat from Newark,
New Brunswick, Princeton and Tren-
ton. On Dec. 80, 1776, at 4 a. M.
Washington recrossed the Delaware at
M~ackenky's Ferry, nine miles above
Trenton The weather was intensely
cold, and the river full of ice. At S a.
m. the same day he attacked the Hes.
SLAMS at Trenton.
Manys-ejoice that they aver heard of
"Goldey's,S' that well.known Whining
ton, (Del.) Commercial and Shorthand
College. Its short practical courses
soon fitted these young people for good
positions.
Recently Josiah Hoffman, the keeper
Of the Upper Canal Bridge, went out of
his house in a hurry to open the draw
at the signal of q boat. A S. bill, the
only money be. had lay on the table and
in opening the door the wind blew it on
the stove. When he returned it was
t%wo-thirds burned up. He took the
burned parts to different persons who
could do nothing " offer advice. He
brought it to the RECORD office to dis
pose of and we advised him to pack it
carefully in cotton and send it to the
Treasury department at Washington,
which he did, and received a check in
return for S.. If by accident five sill
yer dollars had been melted the Treas
ury department would not have replac'
ed them nor bought the silver. He
could have only sold the metal to be
used in the arts, to make spoons, forks
and watches. Why should Uncle Sam
discriminate against any kind Of money?
Beecher, Photographer, 315 Market
St., Wilmington, will make for his Jer-
sew customers one doZ. cabinets for 81, 90
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*