The Penn's Grove record., 1899-10-27
FRIDAY. OCTOBER q, 1899.

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Mrs. George W. Davis has been very
sick this week.
Bricks Diamond Il. Coal suits the
most particular. n
Jere p. Hayes, the tea merchant, has
a stylish c delivery wagon.
II. H.. Bisbee the Jeweler tells what
he can do in another column.
Hannah S. Ashcraft will havea tim
Der sale on her farm on Nov. 11th.
DR.. Wallace, will dodental work every
Tuesday at Johnson's Drug Store. y
Capt. Thomas Naylor arrived at
Jacksonville Fla, last Friday all safe.
John M. Bevis has sold his Bentoneer
mare to George Wells, of Moore stown,
for a good price.
Miss Bessie Bilderbaek has charge of
a case in Philadelphia, and will remain
there for some time.
For RENT-a house on Harmony
ST., II. J. Blohm.
Harry Simonson and George Leech
will occupy VIM. A.. Sack iris. new
house when completed.
Charles E. Barber has graded a new
street from North Broad to the Rail-
road, fronting his tenant house.
james Strimple Democratic candi-
date for Senator was in town last Sat
urday evening. He is making a thorough
canvas.
A full line of schoo! supplies, station
cry, etc., at Johnson's. n
Rev. G.. I. Harris's subject in EN-
manuel Church Sunday morning will
be "a Revival Prayer, evening, Come
to Jesus"
X. q. Miller Republican candidate for
Senator, and Winfield Patrick, Republic
can candidate for Sheriff, were in town
on Thursday.
For SALE-Pure Plymouth Rock
hens and cockerels by Mrs. Edw. G..
Brick. 81.
Elijah Harbsson raised the largest
sweet potato of the season. 1t weighed
a 10. 10 OF. and is on exhibition at
Sweetens' store.
1t was Martin Emmil of Halltown,
who fell out of an apple tree at Harry
O. Webber's at Courses Landing. He
had three ribs broken,
Farmers along Salem Greek have be-
gun to buy manure for next years crops.
The jam last spring has caused them
TO begin earlier this fall.
Gilbert Elwell while on a bicycle was
run into by Otis peterson's wagon
Wednesday evening and had his right
shoulder put out of place.
For fall millinery, hats and %bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, go to Mrs. II.
J. Divers, 246 Main st, Penn'sGrove.*
Some of the workmen at the Powder
Mills have been discharged and it is re-
ported that others will be, if they don't
do all their sleeping at home.
G. g. Turner, of Penns' Grove receiv-
ed the contract to furnish Oldmans
township with coal, his bid being 20
cents less than the other home bidders
An interesting game OF base ball was
played last Saturday between the Peun's
Grove and Pennsville teams. The score
was 5 TO 4 in favor of the home team .
Miss Francis Kille, has been sick for
three weeks and Miss Name Layton is
filling her place as teacher of the pri-
mary department of Penn's Grove
School.
Look on the registry list and see that
your name is there. If not, appear be-
fore the Board next Tuesday and get it
put on. Several have been missed. 1t
may be your name.
The E. |. du Pont deNemOurs d Co.,
of Wilmington have Incorporated under
Delaware new corporation law, Their
certificate OF incorporation places their
capital s'oeh az S~I'ooo'ooo'
For artistic house painting and paper
hanging call on Charles M. Bodine.*
John Summerill g. Bro. have sold
their large timber on their farm tenant
ed by Edwin Leap 10 Charles E. Ban her
who is saving it into frame timbers for
the new houses now building.
Fort Mifliin, below Philadelphia. has
been sold by the Government. Fort
Delaware, Fort Mott at Firms Point,
and Fort Dupont on the Delaware side
are the defenses of the Delaware and
expected to stop all foreign wal ships in
time OF war.
For harness and saddlery, trunks.
bags. and travellers supplies 90 to Hir.
am Yerger,s Hand made Harness and
Safe Collar Works. IL East Sd St., Will.
mington, DEL, 9-1-3m n
DR.. Spence, of the Hartman Uniyer-
sity. Tennessee, preached tn the St.
Pauls M. L. Church last Sunday morn
ing; he also visited the Sunday-School
and gave a very interesting talk about
the boys OF the South. for whom he is
trying to get money to help educate.
James Diver has sold his fine Young
Bellman horse, Penu's Grove Boy, 10
Clark Petit for $500. He is consider.
ed To be one of the most promising
ainh,h of q milo in 1ol seconds over
Woodstown track when Two wears old
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