The Penn's Grove record., 1899-11-03
Delaware River Railroad.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1899.

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The rabbit season opens next Friday,
10th.
Cant. VIM, Chase moved TO Whining.
ton on Wednesday.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
u sure cure. >
Rev. z. Walker moved to Pilman
Grove on Thursday.
The heavy northeast wind on Tues
day made extra high tides.
VIM. V. and Joseph H. Dolbow are
at Fairton, gathering greens.
Bricks Diamond B. Coal suits the
most particular.
Rev. E. E. Somers moved into the
M. p. parsonage on Thursday.
Mrs. Sarah Denny viii sell hes house
hold goods next Thursday, 9th, at 1.3U
p. m.
Jonas C. Rain left fol- Philadelphia
Unexpectedly the day after his sale last
week.
DR.. Wallace, will do dental work every
Tuesday at Johnson's Drug Store. =
Elijah Harbeson was about the last
to finish digging sweet potatoes this
Friday.
RobeltN. Vanneman the Democrat
candidate for Shelf was in town Thurs.
day evening.
For RENT-a house on Harmony
St., II. J.. Blohm.
The U. P. Neck Board of Registry
added 4 names to the voting list on Tues
day making 226.
1t is estimated that the expense TO the
county for the Bennett murder trial will
he about $1,000.
For SALE-Pure Plymouth Rock
hens and cockerels by Mrs. Edw. G.
Brick. 1T.
Edward NJ. Sickler Democratic candi'
date for County Clerk was in town
Monday evening.
Alonzo Cato, Woods hostler, has
started a boot backing business, the
first in town. Get a shine.
Use Johnsons' Witch Hazel Cream
for cbapped hands, 15c.
The timber sold last Saturday by
jos. G.. Foster on the Tinsmen farm
brought Il good price, about S37 an acre.
James Strimple, Democratic candi-
date for Senator, WAS in town Wednes-
day evening and reported prospects very
encouraging.
Several from Penn's Grove went to
Pennsville last Friday night to hear
Rev. Patrick Kain's sermon on Bel
shazzer's Feast.
For fall millinery, hats and bonnets,
trimmed and untrimmed, go to Mrs. r..
J. Divers, GAG Main st, Penn'sGrove.A
Rev, James w. Grant formerly pastor
Of The Bethel M. +. Church. has been
installed as pastor of Howell Congre.
cation Church, Camden.
For artistic house painting and paper
hanging call on Charles M. Bodine.*
The Penn's Grove Board of Registry
met Tuesday and added the names OF
Is voters who had been missed making
534, an increase of AS over last year.
Bricks Diamond B. Coal is always
free from slate and dirt. !"
The Salem County Teachers Institute
will be held in the Young Mems Christ
ian Association Hall in Salem on Mon
day Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week.
For picture and picture frames go to
Harry Yerger's, 419 Shipley st. Will
mington, Del.
Miss Lillian Lawrence was given a
birthday surprise On Tuesday evening
by a number of young friends, at the
residence OF her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Lawson.
For harness and saddlery, trunks,
bags. and travellers supplies go to Hir-
am Yerger's Hand made Harness and
Safe Collar Works, II East Sd ST., viii.
mington, Del, 9-l.3m
Jacob r. Edwards tho Democratic
candidate for the Assembly was iu town
last Friday night and Saturday. He
makes a most favorable impression
wherever he goes.
For Hats, 60 to Dubell, the halter
No. 2 East Third ST., Wilmington.
Del. Largest stock and lowest prices IN
that city.
Some Of the young folks masquerade
ed Tuesday night, Halloween and car
ried OF several gates. The owners hope
they will have another masquerade and
bring them back.
One of the best cosmetics is John.
sons Velvet Cream. Try 1t. =
Maria, the widow of John Simpkins,
of Vineland, formerly of PENIS Grove,
was buried in Emmanuel Church yard
on Monday. John was the brother, OF
Abner, James and Ezekiel Simpkins,
and she was q Stanton, aged rs years.
The place to get pictures framed is at
Yergers's, 40 Shipley ST., Wilmington
Del. st =
Rev. E. E. Somers, the new pastor OF
Bethel NJ. p. Church preached a good
sermon last Sunday morning for the
first from / John 81. His theme was
the love of God. Is the rockbed of our
salvation. He said there should be an
~aristocracy of virtue.
The farm of the late William L. Nc
Nichols in Huntington, near Hawks
Bridge, which was sold at Sheriff sale
OH the 7th ult, was bought for $500 by
Geo. w. Hewitt. 1t consisted OF l1O
acres, but did not include the buildings,
Jos. Biiderback's estate held n mort.
gage of $2250 which is paid off in 80
cent dollars.
Mrs. Sarah Denny will sell her house
hold goods next Thursday, 9th, at 1.3O
p. m.
List Of letters remaining on hand in
the Penn's Grove Post Office Nov. LIST.
Mrs. William Brown, Michel Burk,
Bernard Butuns, Walter Curriden.
Archie Dolbow, Richard Elliott, Alfred
Gilman, Mrs. Abbie Holiday, q. S.
Kletzing, Rodney Mcdaniel, John P.
Richards, Samuel Steelman, Miss
Blanche Sebarn. Mrs. Della Smith,
Andrew Trumbull, Mrs. Martha Cook
Whitsall. All Persons calling for the
above letters will please say advertised.