The Penn's Grove record., 1899-03-31
FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1899.

FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1899.
Good Friday.
Easter next Sunday.
Every Friday should he good.
Try Davis's 15c. stews.
Sunday will be an eggs-traordinary
day.
Most of the Bay shad isheIme left
this week for tl3 Bay.
Farmers arc selling the last of their
sweet potato crop for $l.50 a barrel.
The best tubular lanterns 35c. at
IL. S. French's
David W. Tussey died Tuesday even
ing with The diopsy and will be buried
this Saturday morning.
A few fishermen dipped their nets
for the first on Monday. Benjamin
Reed caught two shad and two rock.
The wind blew such a gale OF We'd
nesday that the Ulrica could not land
and had to return on her morning trip.
Landreth's fresh garden seeds for
sale at Johnson's Drug Store.
The Board of School Trustees for
u. p. Neck organized on Monday even
ing by eleeting John p. Clark President
and Daniel Jaquette, Clerk.
Rev. Geo. Z. Harris held service in
Wright's school house last Sunday
afternoon and received seven into full
membership and one by letter.
DR.. S. G. Wallace, (Dentist) will be
at Johnson's drug store, Penn's Grove,
every Tuesday.
Frank c. Dolbow shot 2 wild geese
on Wednesday in Ea%gletown. Both
shots knocked him aud a goose down.
They weighed s and 10 pounds.
Gideon Holton caught the first shad
last Saturday. On Thursday he caught
. rock, Charles Osborn and Gilbert
Denny l shad and W. V. Dolbow l shad.
AS a special offer G. G.. Turner will
sell at his store the coming week, the
hest spring wheat flour, made from
No. l Northern wheat at Coo. per quar-
ter.
The steamer Ulrica which has been
Thoroughly e%yerhauled and painted re-
snmed her trips on Tuesday between
Penn's Grove and Wilmington. A tug
ran on the line on Monday.
Owing to the high price of white
potatoes, from 70 to S5c. a bushel, more
early potatoes will be planted this year
than usual. The dry weather last
summer cut the crop short.
Finest evaporated fruits l0c. Il pound
at II. S. Ffench's.
About 200 slad were taken 10 mark
ct from the Bay on Tuesday and 300
Oh Wednes day. 26 has been high. 2
sturgeon were caught at Bayside on
Thursday.
The schooner Rillie S. Derby, Capt
Thos. Naylor, sailed from Philadelphia
on Thursday with a cargo of coal for
Charleston, S. g., and will bring phos-
plate back TO Philadelphia.
NOTICE, On and after Sept. nth, DR..
Doolittle, (Dentist) will be AT Mrs.
Davis every Saturday instead of Thurs
day, as heretofore,
Easter will be observed in ST. Pauls
Church with All appropriate sermon by
the pastor Rev. 5 NJ Nichols. In the
evening an Easter and missionary sell
vice entitled World Wide Methodism
will be rendered.
David English moved OF Monday in
to Mrs. Jere llagan's house next the
school house and will conduct a general
store in the store house Mrs. Hagan re-
Gently bought of G. II. Oliphant. We
wish him success.
A full stock of ladies' and children's
hats kept on hand and can he trimmed
at short notice; a few ready trimmed.
Corsets, hosiery and underwear at city
prices at Mrs. Tillie Smiths opposite
Odd Fellows Hall.
The screw steamer Cape Charles,
will run between Philadelphia and
Cape May Point this next Summer in
place of the steamer Republic which
will run between New York and Long.
The Cape Charles was formerly owned
by the Pennsylvania Railroad and ran
between Norfolk and Cape Charles.
Geo. B. Secord, the well known contractor
of Towanda, N. Y, says; II have used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my fam
lily for a long time and have found it sup
erior to any other" For sale by Sweetens'
A Chapter of the Epworth League
with "a members was organized at
Wrights School House, Thursday even
ing. The officers are; President, Dam
lei Jaquett; Vice. Pres ldents, Mrs. Mary
L. Wright, Mrs. Christie Jess, VIM.
F. A. Hoffman, Miss Ray Moore; Sec
rotary, John Bishop, Jr.; Treasurer
John Bishop, Sr.
For SALE very cheap, a Nonpariel
feed mill and a Scientific feed mill suit
able for grinding feed by horse power.
j. ID. Whitaker.
The recent session of the N. j.. M.
e. Conference requested the Bishop to
appoint Rev. j. E. Lake to the editor
ship of the N. j.. Methodist and Ep-
worth Advocate, official organ of the
Conference and Epworth League. They
recommended that it be called the Con-
ference paper and pledged him their
hearty support for increasing its circu-
lation among the church es and leagues.
Now is the time to take JohnsOn's