The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-29
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1899.
Chestnuts are ripe.

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ct to thicken the blood.
Don't forget st. Pauls Auxiliary oys-
ter supper in Odd Fellows Hall, Oct. I.
The Prohibition county convention
will be held in Salem on October 18th,
Attend the festival and hear the blind
musician in Odd Fellows Hall this
Saturday evening.
En- manuel Epworth League will hold
a Clothes Pin Social at J. Ford Thomp-
sons Tuesday evening.
Sweet potatoes which have been S1.15
a barrel for some days previous fell to
81 on Thursday afternoon.
The Auxiliary of st, Pauls Church
have postponed their oyster supper, as
advertised until a later date.
Robbins No. 3 cures the cough. n
Apples are extra large and fine this
year. Matthew l.. Kidd picked some
redstrakes that measured thirteen inch
es in circumference.
The Salem County Republican Con
vention to nominate candidates for
Senator, Sheriff and Assembly will be
held at Woodstown, or October II.
Capt. William Chase who was pilot
on the steamer Twilight the past sum-
mer while running to Augustine Pier
became master of a tug at Philadelphia
this week.
When in Wilmington go to Stuck's
80 King ST., for a good 15c. meal. y
Rev. q. Il. Harris's subject in En-
manuel Church Sunday morning will be
Esprit filled Life:"' evening, 1.-The
Hem of His Garment, followed by re-
vival services.
Denny Bro. have an excellent charter
for the steamer Endeavor during the
yacht races, off New York, next week,
$3.50 a day for six days. with no ex-
pense but the crew.
Sore throat powders at Robbins. \
Chaplain Robt. Edwards, N. 5. V.
N. will give an entertainment on the
scenes and "reminiscences of life under
Farragut, Monday evening Oct. 9th. in
st. Pauls Church.
Sacrament of the Lords supper will
be held in St. Pauis Church Sunday
morning, Revival services in The even
ing. Sunday week the Sth an autumnal
services will be held.
Jos. 6. French has had the cid ice
pier torn down in front of the Grove,
so Capi. Munyan will not run into it,.
While tearing it down on Monday Jos.
eph Nichols fell into the water twice.
81 artistic house painting and paper
hanging call on Charles M. Bodine.*
Phillip Curriden, a veteran of Co. X,
10th. Reg. N j. Vol. has had his PEN
Sou increased to $40 a month from
April II, 1897, through the agency of
Col. John Wainwright, of Wilmington.
Use Robbins Headache Powders. n
Four Salem County..boys are in The
2Sth Regiment U. s. Volunteers which
left Camp Meade, for Manila Monday.
One of them is Albert Smith who has
been living with William Dolbow, at
Penn's Grove.
For fall millinery, hats and bounets,
trimmed and untrimmed, go to Mrs. II.
j. Divers, 246 Main st, P~enn'sGrove.N
The will of James M. Cook was adj
mitted to probate on Thursday. Some
of the heirs objected to it aud employ.
Ell council to contest 1t but when the
hearing came off on Thursday no object
ions were made. j. ID. Whitaker is the
fhCSulbis
Milton, the six year old son of Her
bert E. Dolbow, fell into the well at
Jacob Dolbow's new house on Monday,
while playing with other children, and
would have drowned but for the timely
return of Joseph SOmers who had for
gotten something.
Robbins No. 3 cures the cough. Y
The officers of the West Jersey Rail-
road Co. made a trip of inspection over
the Delaware River Railroad last Mon
day. The railroad is for sale and the
officials of the Pennsylvania, Baltimore
and Ohio and the Reading Companies
have been viewing it for sometime.
Gunners notices at RECORD Office. If
The New Jersey State Fair, at Wav-
erly Fair Grounds will be held all next
week. 1t will be the last after forty
successive years, as the lands will be-
come the property of the Park Commits.
sion of Essex County, to be laid out
and dedicated by them for the benefit
of the people of Newark and vicinity.
PotpIe supper in Odd Fellows Hall
this Saturday evening only % cents. y
A new time table will 20 into effect
on the Delaware River Railroad next
Tuesday, The change will he slight ex'
cept in the Sunday trains. Trains will
leave Penn's Grove at 3, $50, 7.45 and
1920 a. M, II noon, 3 and sos p. M,
Sunday at 7.15 a. III. aud 4 Is p. m.
Leave Philadelphia at $50, IL a. IN
2 so, 4,10, 6 p. M, Sunday S.15 a. IN ),
$50 p m.
Daniel p. Leonard who has been the
hustling agent for the Prudential In.
uranc Company in this region for oven
a year has been promoted to be an as
sistant superintendent with head quart
ers at Trenton, for which place he left
last Monday. John Locke, of Swedes-
boro, succeeds him as local agent at
Penn's Grove.
For harness and saddlery, trunks,
bags, and travellers supplies go to Hir-
am Yerger's Hand made Harness and
Safe Collar Works, IL East Sd ST., Will
mington, Del, 9-1.3m y
II. d. Hughes scanning factory finish
ed filling the cam last Tuesday. 239,
271 IAN of tomatoes have been filled.
Sos tons of tomatoes were contracted
for. This is the first time for several
years that all the cans have heen filled.
The crop has been extra good about o
and 10 tons to the acre. A few which
come late will have to be carted to
Pennsville.
wish to inform the public that W.
F. Walker has given his laundry agency
to me and that | send all work to Quak-
er City laundry, the best in Philadel-
phia. Orders left at Robbins harness
shop, will be sent Tuesday and return
Friday John X. Duffy. =
Sore throat powders at Robbins, =