The Penn's Grove record., 1896-04-24

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DANIEL ". SUMMERILL, JR p. M.
FRIDAY, APRIL "a. 1896.
Arbor Day.
Have you planted a tree
Full cream cheese at Titus's. =
Read our fresh new advertisements.
The warm weather has helped cure
the sick.
Finest millinery at Ella Tussey's. n
Teas and coffees a speciality at Titus's.
PENIS Grove has once more arrived
to It's usual business appearance.
Charles G. Aborn has something to
interest farmers in another column.
DIR. N. H. Barnart is having his
house frightened with some spring
shades Of paints.
John M. Bevis is driving y pair of
fine Bellman colts. One he purchased
at Edw. Wallace's sale.
Call and examine goods and prices at
d. M. Shannon's millinery parlor under
Red Mems Hall.
Be careful and not sit on the ground
at this time of the year. You may
catch a bad cold or sore throat.
James B. Springer made his first cut
ting Of asparagus on Monday, "a bunch
%, which were shipped to the Whining
ton market.
Landreth's Fresh Garden Seeds for
sale at JOhnson's Drug Store. \
The personal property Of the late
William and David Baker, at Sharp.
town, is advertised to take place next
Thursday. See adv.
For pictures and frames 60 to Hiram
Yerger's, IL E. Sd St., Wilmington. 4.24
Vegetable plants of all kinds at Iea-
sonable prices at E. E. Smith & Sons. n
Several extra hands were taken on at
the Powder Works this week and work
is now being done at night, owing to
the demands for powder,
While taking the bung out of an acid
tank at the Powder Works last Satur-
day, Owen Cohen was badly burned on
the face and neck by the acid striking
him. 1t va burning when they turned
the hose on him.
Coal Oil and Gasoline at Titus's.
Capt. Thomas Naylor who arrived at
Richmond, Va, last week after a nine
days round trip TO Charleston, received
some nerited puffs in the Richmond
papers, as 1t "a the quickest trip on
record, by sever days.
I have a good milliner and a fine
supply Of Easter hats for spring wear.
Errands done in Philadelphia free Of
charge for my customers. Mrs. Tillie
Smith, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. y
The fire which burned the fence on
the Jos. Diver farm last week got away
from Charles and James Summerill, in
stead Of Chas. Flanagan the tenant.
They thought they had 1t all out, but
whila at dinner, it started up and did
the damage.
Early Rose seed potatoes direct from
Maine, 50c a bushel, at Edw. G. Bricks
The real estate of the late Stacy D.
Layton in PENIS Grove, will be sold by
Master In Chancery, q. HI. Sinnickson,
next Wednesday afternoon in front of
Odd Fellows Hall. Some of this is
valuable and desirably located property
and should find a ready sale at a good
price. See adv.
Use Johnson's Witch Hazel Cream
for chapped hands.
Dr.. D00little, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. y
For sale, 100 qts. Jenny Lind citron
seed @ SOC per Qt., E. E. Smith s. Sons.*
A merry party of young men from
Philadelphia on the steam yacht Ger
trude g., from Philadelphia, passed
Penn's Grove last Sunday, In a hilarious
condition, as il there were plenty of
beer aboard. When near the mouth of
Oldmans Creek one fell overheard and
pulled another with him. Both were
drowned. They were Joseph Frisch
and Thomas Schools, aged % and SO.
Spring hats at Ella Tussey's. VI
Read and take advantage Of Cum
mings' photo offer in another column"
The warm weather from Sunday, the
18th, to Tuesday night of this week was
the most remarkable April weather on
record. The temperature Was from 700
to $50 in the shade and was as high as
lO4o in the sun. Fires were put out
and summer clothing put on for COM
fort. The soda water fountain began
to fz and the ice cream men put on a
smile. The leaves and blooms were
brought out on the trees and garden
seeds came up in from three to five
days. A cool wave made fires needed
for comfort or Wednesday morning.
AL goods shown with pleasure,
whether purchasing or not, at ID. M.
Shannon's millinery parlOr. u
ANNUAL ELECTION.
The annual meeting of the lot holders