The Penn's Grove record., 1897-04-23
D APRIL %, 1897.

Lawn Grass Seedsat Edw. G. Bricks.
Ice as thick as window glass was
made on Monday night.
For identifying the complexion, try
Johnson's Velvet Cream.*
Several young men from here attend
ed the circus In Salem on Thursday.
The personal property Of the late
George Hancock will be sold at public
sale next Wednesday.
George Washington will sell a lot Of
fresh COWS near Woodstown next
Thursday, 18th. See adv.
On Thursday morning Rev. J. E.
Wiley received word that his mother
was dead and he and Mrs. Wiley left
at once for Trenton
s. r. Leap & Son have moved their
bicycle department into the room oppo-
site the RECORD office, formerly occu.
pied by the Republican Club, and put
Walter Carter in charge.
Choice Jenny Lind cantaloupe seed
at Doc per qt., E. Z. Smith q Sons. l9f
Fruits, Shades, and Ornamentals now
ready to plant, for sale at n fourth OF
agents prices at H~edgeield.
The stockholders of Salem National
Banking Company on Tuesday elected
Daved Lippincott, Of Woodstown, to
be a Director to Gil the vacancy caused
by the death of John Haines.
Reed s. Bro, Of Wilmington, have
finished the brick work of the new
round house. Isaac Murphy. Of Penn's
Grove, completing the work on Tues
day. A felt roof is now being put on.
On Monday and Tuesday nights the
frost killed thousands of tomato plants
which had been set out in Gloucester
county. Round potatoes were killed,
asparagus frozen and strawberries and
other fruits severely injured.
Call and see the spring hats aud bon
nets at d. M. Shannon's millinery par
Tor, opposite Jobnson's drug store.
John Hatch, who has been an eff.
cient employee in the RECORD Office
for the past five years, is succeeded by
Ralph Smith and Howard Walker. The
report that Mr.. Hatch will start a job
printing office was premature.
The northwest wind OH Tuesday
morning caused a low tide and delayed
the steamer Reybold from getting over
the flats at the mouth of Salem Creek.
She did not reach Penn's Grove until
IL O'Clock.
Now is the time to take Johnson's
Liver Seacher, the Great Blood Pur.
iaer and Spring Medicine, 9Oc per bot
ties
Penn's Grove Public School will OBJ
serve Arbor Day next Friday afternoon;
exercises commencing at 2 O'Clock.
The parents and friends of the School
are cordially invited to be present and
enjoy the exercises. The Members of
the Board of Education are earnestly
requested to meet the School on this &C.
casion. J. Harry Smith, Principal.
P. Rock eggs for Matching from larg-
est birds in N. j., 30 cents per is at
Hedgefeld.
The quarterly meeting Of the Salem
County Board Of Agriculture will be
held in Library Hall, Woodstown on
next Tuesday at 1870 O'Clock. Prof. J.
B. Smith, Entomologist N. ]. Agricul-
tural Experiment Station will give an
address on 1.-THE Melon Louse". Mrs.
Phebe Lawrence, of Cohansey, will
open the discussion on Poultry, Geo.
H. Kirby, Of Woodstown, will opeu the
discussion on .'Growing Peas aud Oats
for Feed for Cows. This meeting is
free to all. H. G. PERRY, Secretary.
DIR. Doolittle, dentist, Of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. ~
Picture frames, mirrors, and art nov
elites. Largest stock, best assortment,
lowest prices at II 3. 8 DIST, Wilmington.
j. P. Bruna, Of Salem, was the first
man to make famous Salem County Ice
80.
puiie up . trade IN south Jersey, "hich
put him in good circumstances. just
as he had made all there was to be
made out OF the business. as so many
others had aenoired The knowladoa Of
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