The Penn's Grove record., 1897-03-12
The frogs are croaking.
The blue birds are chipping.

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The blue birds are chirping.
johnson s. jess caught three shad
this Friday, n weighing six pounds.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
y surf cure. y
Lawn Grass Seeds at Edw. G. Bricks.
Senator Tillman, of South Carolina,
will speak In Wilmington on the money
question on March 16.
The starting of the steamers Reybold
and Ulrica gives signs Of release from
our winter Information.
The expert croquet players Of Penn's
Grove are having q new ground laid
out and leveled In s. II. Leaps lot OPP
posite the RECORD office.
The Ladies' Aid of Emmanuel Church
will hold a birthday social IN the church
next Friday evening, to which all men,
bers and friends are invited.
Mrs. Joseph Diver, only daughter of
Samuel and Martha Simpkins died with
consumption last Saturday. The fun
eral was largely attended on Thursday.
At "Hedgefield," P. o. Salem, we
have 104 pouRd p. Rock hens, and 70
pound ROSTERS, eggs soc per Is. Also
largest W. Holland turkeys.
LiveTyman Donald and Samuel Mil.
Ter, of Salem, while showing the speed
of their spirited driving On Wednesday
night broke their wagon and had q gen.
eral spill out, at the Cove.
For coughs and colds try Johnson's
White Pine Cough Balsam. n
The schooner E. A. Danenhower,
Capt. William H. johnson, of Penn's
Grove, sailed from New York on Feb.
ruary 14th for Wilmington N. c. AS
no word has been received from him
his friends feel somewhat concerned.
Farmers along Salem Greek are sell.
ing sweet potatoes for five cents a has.
ket to a boatmsn who transports them
to Wilmington. One farmer showed US
a bill for IS baskets. They brought 15c
a basket in the Wilmington market and
cleared just 10c a basket.
DR.. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday.
The comedy drama, entitled "Broken
Fetters," rendered in Odd Fellows Hall
last Saturday night by home talent was
well attended and appreciated by a full
hous. About $40 we're cleared for the
benefit Of the Band after having to pay
an actor a large sum to perform when
the time arrived for the curtain to rise
or cancel the entertainment.
Good horses are advancing rapidly in
price. AT "Hedgefield" you will find
Bellman 2.143 who leads every speed or
beauty sire of New Jersey, and Mo
quette. trial 2. 81, the only member Of
the great Wilkes Mambrino tribe in
South jersey.
The steamer Endeavor, Capt. Samuel
Denny, left on Wednesday for Chesa.
peake Bay. She has been chartered to
run on a short route near Norfolk to
make railroad connections for q Com.
pany which has the privilege of buying
her. Capt. Denny and his son Arthur
went on her and will remain until April
LIST. George Denny, the engineer will
remain oil her.
The Chancellor, Of New Jersey, has
just rendered a final verdict Of $67S.6 5
in favor of Clark Petit, OF this county
In the suit he commenced in 1883, near.
ly niue years ago. to recover from
Charles H. Kerner, of New York City,
and Frank Petit of Philadelphia, the
balance due him from them, Of his
share Of the proceeds from the horses
Indiaman and Lancewood, while in his
charge from 1884 to 1887.
DR.. Doolittle will make the best set
Of teeth for $3.50. No charge for OK.
tracing when teeth are ordered.
At "HedgeAeld," Clark Petit offers
Fruit, Shade and ornamental trees and
plants, varieties adapted to our soils
and seasons, at one quarter the prices
charged by tree agents, for varieties
generally worthless here. Now Ia nlant-