The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-30
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1896.

such prices.
Keep sweet gentle reader. 1t is
truth that hurts but reforms will come
no other way.
The laborer, farmer, mechanic or
merchant who votes for the robber gold
standard should never thereafter say
''hard times"
For fine Chrysanlhemums go to E.
L. Smith & Sons. n
Gilbert f. Compton was struck by a
flying railroad spike at the Powder
works on Wednesday and had his knee
severely hurt.
The many friends of Rev. j. II.
Clarke are pleased to hear he has been
returned to the Bethel Church for
another year.
A number of friends of Councilman
N. S. Wood gave him a surprise OIL
Thursday evening on his return home
Fishing Creek.
Young man, vote for free silver.
Twelve years from now YOU will be
ashamed to tell your children you yot-
ed for the robber British gold standard.
latest styles in hats and bonnets at
Mrs. r.. J. Divers opposite st. Paul's
church, Franklin St.
We wish to inform "Stroller" of the
South Jerseyman that we are not afraid
of fool killers and that is the reason we
don't have to 60 to Trenton to take a
Kelley gold cure.
Mrs. Helen M. Cougar for two
months has been stamping the West
for Bryan and silver. She recognizes
that the most important issue and
yields none of her prohibition senti-
ment.
Edward Tussey fell into the hog
scalder at Isaac Lippincotts on Tues
day and would have scalded to death if
he had not been caught. When his
clothing was taken off the skin peeled
off his back.
J~olnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
Il sure cure.
DIR. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday.
VIM. johnson, the candidate for
Sheriff, is the son Of the late James
johnson, is a farmer in l.. 2. Neck and
made a worthy Freebooter. He has a
clean record as far as we know and will
make a good Sheriff.
1t comes with good authority to us
that the Woodbury. Banks have been
assessed $500 each to help carry this
State for Mckinley. The farmers who
take the money OF election day and
vote the ticket will have to pay it sew
eral times back in interest under gold
standard.
II you want a fine boquet of choice
Chrysanthemums 60 to E. E. Smith &
q Sons.
The W. @. L. U. will serve lunch on
election day in the vacant store in Odd
Fellows Hall, consisting of potple, diff
ferent kinds of soup, oysters, rolls, cot.
fee, ham sandwiches, lemon, pumpkin,
mince and other kind of pie by the cut.
Baked beans and relishes, peanuts fresh
and good.
For pictures and frames 60 to H;-am
Yerger's, II E. Sd ST., Wilmington -24
Read and take advantage of Cum
miDgs' photo offer in another column
National Chairman J. X. Jones ad-
yises every Democrat to come out aud
vote. "Let it be known that the citlz
en- who fails to vote, unless prevented
by extreme illness, has either been pur.
CHASED by money,of the corruptionists,
or is otherwise unworthy to be called a
Citizen"
Ford Thompson the candidate for
Assembly, is making friends wherever
he goes and people are learning his hon.
esty and worth, without brag and bum
combe. Mr.. Crispln tells he knows
the leading politicians Of the State and
thinks he can get a law passed to raise
the price of cows and milk and can do
wonders. He will find be will do AS the
bosses say and not have them to do as
he says. MI. ~Thompson's vote will be
counted as much as his.
Remember next Wednesday and
Thursday we hold our Exhibition of
Chrysanthemums at the green houses.
E. E. Smith & Sons. II
Emmanuel Chapter Epworth League
celebrated its second anniversary on
Friday night of last week. There were
visiting delegations from st. Paul's
Chapter. and the Bethel Y. P. C. E. S.
Rev. J. E. Wiley gave words of vel.
come to which Mrs. Anna F. Barber
responded. Rev. d. w. q. McIntlre
gave an interesting address on ''Devel-
opment." Rev. ]. E. Wiley handled
the question box, besides there were
reports from the departments and sing.
ing. After the meeting about So en-
joyed a social and lunch at the parson-
age.
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,
OF make free a half dozen of a friend or
any member of the family. 5.29*