The Penn's Grove record., 1899-05-12

manuel Church will be A." Paradise Lost
In the evening an Epworth League An
/ niversary sci vice will be rendered i'll
commemOration Of the 10;h general an
niversary Of the organization Of the
League.
Robbins Headache Powders cure. =
Special Onicer Wm. Dolbow captured
Clement Watson on Monday OH his
arrival from Wilmington and took him
to Salem. Justice b. Frank Wood COM
mitted him to Jail for stealing the over
Goa of Samuel Keen, Of Warrington,
last October from Ford's hotel.
A full stock of ladies' and clIildren's
hats kept on hand and can be trimmed
at short notice; a few ready trimmed.
Corsets, hosiery and underwear at city
prices at Mrs. Tillie Smiths opposite
Odd Fellows Hall. "
Delicious Chocolate at J0hnson's. "
Several watermen Lave asked the RE
CORD when the law WAS changed in re-
CARDS to the change of the lights on the
sides of boats at nights. AS we are Il
land lubber and do not know poIt from
starboard we refer them to fish Warden
Torton whose duty it is to see that the
laws are obeyed on The River on Satur
day and Sunday nights.
For harness, saddles, collars II any
thing in the saddlery line trunks, dress
ing cases, bags, ETC., go TO Hiram yer
gers hand made harness and collar
works, II lG. Sd ST., Wilmington Del.
30 years experience. At "
For chapped hands, Robbins Lavo cream
The building of Hawks Bridge about
three feet higher than the old bridge
made the approach very steep even aft
er the Board of Freeholders put a barge
load of shells in at the ends. The u.
p. Neck Township Committee have
made the approach much easier this
week by putting another barge load of
shells near the end and on the middle
of the crossway. Still much dirt is
needed to ill in at the side butments
and this can be procured along the road
as the public road from the middle of
Hawks Bridge TO the corner Of the
woods, a distance of 1884 chains is
four rods wide. This road was laid from
Hawks Bridge to the Forked Hickory
road October 16, 1888, by Peter ia
quette, Asa Kirby, Lewis Green, Nath-
MEL Robins and Michael Null.
Meals Enamels for artistic decorative
work offered in handsome and delicate
colors and tints, especially prepared for
the purpose of readily imparting a beau
tiful lustrous, hard and durable finish
to picture frames, screens, vases, fancy
chairs, stands, and the numerous ar
ticles of this character found in every
home. For sale at Edw. G. Bricks. 4
Cherry Ripe at Johnson's' \
Among the ancient local history in
this weeks Standard is the following:
On June 10, 1857, the citizens and
farmers in the vicinity of Pedricktown
held a meeting and a subscription paper
was started for the purpose of raising
one thousand dollars for the purpose of
erecting a steam grist mill at the place.
The money was raised and the mill
erected. 1t still stands, but has been
rebuilt and remodeled from time to
time and to day is some of the best equip.
ped mills in this section Of the county.
1t was operated for a time on the CO.
operative plain. Later it was bought
and run by William Justice and Francis
Diament, both of who are now dead.
When Mr.. Diament purchased the AL
lowaJs mill the co-partnership was dis.
solved and Mr.. Justice conduc ted the
mill alone. After a few years he asso.
ciated with his son, Alexander. Some
time afterward his second son, Harvey
S. Justice, became a member of the firm.
These gentlemen continued to conduct
the business until the death of the SEN
ior member, which occurred some three
or four years ago. The mills is now
run under The firm title of civilian
Justice Sops'' and is composed of Alex
ander and Harvey S. Justice.
Robbins Chocolate is delicious. \
The ladies of the Y. p. S. q. L. of
Bethel Church will hold "a Strawberry
festival in Odd Fellows Hall on the
evening of May 18th, ice cream, straw
berries, cakes and homemade %confect-
ioneries in abundance.
MARY j.. tanning, Rec. Sec,