The Penn's Grove record., 1897-10-15
FRIDAY, OCTOBER, Is, 1897.

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Mails arrive at IT'S, 9.S7 a. m. and $50, lisp m.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 10, 1897.
Corn husking has begun.
Harry Kille's family moved to Phila.
delphia on Monday.
Puredrugs, toilet and fancy articles
ut Jchnson's Drug Store. y
Mrs. Jessa Giblin has had a lot of her
chickens killed by dogs.
Summerill & Bros prices for coal
are only for this month. =
Cbas. E. Barber has put u larger
boiler In to run his saw mill and sash.
factory.
The schooner Vim, Capt. VIM. Ellis,
Of Lewis. Del, has teen undergoing
repairs IN Barbsr's railway.
The Psun's Grove citizens who have
been working in the canning factory at
Quinton have returned home.
Small pill, safe pill, best pill. De
Wits Little Early Risers cure bilious
mss, constipation, sick headache. AT
VIM. Divers.
Only 418 carloads Of peaches were
shipped from Delaware this year, while
last years crop was 1000 carloads.
Druggist Robbins has a June climb
ing rose which has had six blooms OF
1t In October. 1t is now out beautiful
ly.
d. D. Leap has been appointed sole
agent y Penn's Grove for the celebrat.
ed "Gosham" hat, made by Denzer
Goodhaft Sc Co., New York. '
GO. G. Waddington will oon have
another of his popular sales Of fine cows
at Woodstown next Wednesday. See
adv.
The shipment of sweet potatoes has
fallen off this week, the price remain
ing about the same As Last week, $l.35
per barrel.
For hats 60 to Dubell, the halter,
No. 2 East Third St., Wilmington, Del.
Largest stock and lowest prices In that
city. 9-24-3m.
Charles G. Flanagan has purchased
VIM. Shoemaker's house on Harmony
ST., occupied by Geo. S. Kille, and he
will quit farming and occupy it next
spring.
The schooner Rebecca Shepherd,
Capt. Smith, arrived last Sunday at
Psnn's Grove with a cargo of 1900
barrels from Salem, NJ k,Qr WIN.
-Jussisslsesess. and THUR
Now is tile time to buy y6dff Fall
and Winter hats and bonnets, latest
styles. Mrs. II. j. Diver, opposite st:
Psul's Church.
Jersey fishermen had better now
arouse themselves to their rights to fish
in the Delaware and not let the Attoru-
ey General abandon them into the hands
Of the C~orncrackers.
Squire Elkinton committed Chas. A..
Robinson 10 jail last Friday in default
Of $500 bail TO await the. action of the
1 Ia Jury, on The charge Of Henry
BUTLER, for ~fornication.
I'LL can't cure consumption tut you
aoAxlvoId II and cue every other form
! sAla nalua or lung trouble by the use OF
loNsael,nute Cough Cure. AT Divers.
Ss,sss,s /. w W. Mcffet, D. d Secretary
E28kX Americ.,n Bible Society, occu
ma. paui's NJ. E. pulpit on last
evening and gave a very inter
esting dIscous So on 1.-THE Bible" to the
large congregation.
Anything the matter with your eyes?
Consult Prof. Nalhans, the well known
eye specialist. He will visit again
Robbins pharmacy, Penn's Grove. on
Saturday, Oct. %, from 8 to 5 p. NJ.
Consultation and eyes examined free. =
One Of PENIS Groves merchants
who last spring wanted to sell out and
start for the Klondyke has changed his
mind. IF reports be true he has struck
q "Klondyken III a warmer cline and
wedding cards will soon be needed.
Among the new goods at Steelman's
store this week are solid Oak Backing
Cases at 75c. each. Ladies' writing
desks at So rs aud q cheap line Of Book
Cases; also wood seat kitchen chairs Of
800. and Woven Wire cots at $1.10
each. Mr.. Steelman g first anniversary
will occur shortly. '
AT the request Of the Emmanuel Ep.
worth League some of the characters
that Longfellow has immortalizsd have
kindly consented to visit Penn's Grove
and give an entertainment in Odd Fell
lows Hall on Saturday evening, Oct.
30th.
David Shrimp was rendered a sur
prise Tuesday afternoon by about four
ty OF his friends taking possession of
his home, It being the occasion OF his
rand birthday. In the evening he was
presented With q beautiful rocker and
hat.
Disagreement for life by burns or
scalds may be avoided by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and for all kinds of
sores and skin troubles. AT Divers.
One Of PENIS Groves boys, Samuel
A. Harker, who Is now a student at the
Western Maryland College, Westmin-
ster, Md, has been elected President Of
Glass 1900, and on Oct. 9th was pre-
sentcd with . gold headed M in hon.
or Of his office. Is.e class numbers A
Trouble is anticipas : between some
of the Pedrlcktowner Penn's
Growers on account Of the girls. Our
boys say they can't go up there with
out being s'hauled" out of their bug
giles and 50 they don't propose to let
than eoma down here. There are