The Penn's Grove record., 1899-01-27
Next Thursday is ground hog day.

Next Thursday is ground hog day.
A few carp are being caught in the
river.
Clarence Dolbow broke his arm on
Sunday.
More men were laid eff at the pow
& der works this week.
To make the hands soft and smooth
use Johnson's Witch Hazel Cream. +
Sherman Bristow has moved into
the east side of Ida Faulk's new dou-
BILE house.
The houses and lots OF the late JOS
epl IL. Clarke and the Rebecca Wal
ker farm will be sold next Saturday.
Joseph Layton, who has been work.
ing in the powder works for nearly a
year moved back to Camden on Tues
day.
DIR. S. G. Wallace, (Dentist) will be
at Jolnson's drug store, Penn's Grove,
every Tuesday.
How old do cats live? is sometimes a
question for discussion. James Moore
has a cat Il years old and John Jor'
dan has one IA years old.
The friends of Mrs. William d Tor
ton will be pleased to hear she has Ie-
covered from her attack Of pneumonia,
SO as To he about house again.
Vendue posters printed Ut the RE-
ORD Office. The best for the ,morty.
A January thunder storm cleared the
atmosphere Of electricity Tuesday
night. AS one came the week before
Christmas it is one a month this winter.
1t was thought that the Fourth N.
j. Regiment which has been near
Athens, Ga, the past two months,
would be sent to Cuba, but they are
now being examined to be mustered
out SOON.
Rev, Y. Walker viii preach at Glass
boro on Sunday for Rev. j. IL. Algor
who has been sick since Christmas.
Prof. j. II. Smith will fill the pulpit
IN Bethel Church both morning and
evening.
The Astor Battery, which has been
in Manila since last July returned to
New York City last Sunday and was
reviewed by the Mayor on Monday
Daniel Wright, brother to Assembly.
man Wright is a member of it. .
NOTICE, On and after Sept. 17th, DR..
Doolittle, (Dentist) will be at Mrs.
Davis every Saturday instead of Thurs
day, as heretofore, VI
U. z. Township settlement will be
Saturday, Feb. IL, at Central School
House. All persons owing taxes are
requested to pay as after the settlement
they will be in other hands for collec
ton. 1t
Joseph Sager, Of Paulsboro, an en-
ploye of the l. P. Thomas Phosphate
and Fertilizer Company, bad an arm
crushed Monday by being caught in a
disintegrating machine. He was re-
moved to the Cooper Hospital, Camden
where bis injuries were dressed.
The new and five-masled schooner
John p. Prescott, Capt. Crawley, from
Camden Me-, passed up the eastern
channel Thursday morning. A five
masted schooner are sight on the
Delaware and esp in the eastern
channel. She carr 300 tons, draws
23 feet of water al after a cargo of
coal in Philadelphia.
Seth II. Leap for many years a well
known farmer in Upper Penn's Neck
Township. was striker with paralysis
last Friday and died Tuesday after.
noou. About two years ago he was
kicked by a horse On the leg and since
which time he had to use c%rutcbes.
He will be buried this Saturday morn
ing in Emmanuel Cemetery.
For SALE-my grist and saw mill,
Oak ST., Penn's Grove. Good stand
and for sale on account of other bust
ness. j. d. WHITAKER. 27-4t
The work on the new Hawks Bridge
has been pushed rapidly and the bridge
would be ready for navel by next
Monday but for the fact that butments
have to he filed in because of the
frightening of the draw. The com
mittee decided 10 buy a barge load of
oyster shells with which to fill up the
butments and make solid approaches
to the bridge.
The following officers of Fenn's
Grove Conclave No. "a /. o. HePta-
sophs were installed on last Monday
night by District Supreme Deputy j..
Englis; Archon, Ii. II. Barnart; Sec
rotary, H. F. Werle; Finaneier, VIM.
F. Yeager; Treasurer, Eli D.. Strim.
pie; Provost, john S. CuliD; Prelate,
J. B. Gi bert, Insl ector, VIM. H.
Denny; Warden, Thos. E. Hunt; Seu-
tenel, Edw. II. Green. Representative
to Supr eme Conclave 10 he held at Buff
falo, VIM. F. Yeager. Alternate, II,
L. Werle.
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