The Penn's Grove record., 1900-04-20
FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1900
Friday, 9th is arbor day.


Next Friday, 9th is arbor day.
John Walker caught an 8 pound and 6
ounce shad OH Monday.
For fine work call on Charles M. DO
dine painter and paper habger.
CLARK Petit tells in another column
why Hedgefelds ires and nursery stock
are best. Read it.
There has been a lively demand this
week for the few remaining seed sweet
potatoes at ST. SO a barrel.
SSfr old clawfoot sofa, chair, or ia
BILE. Address box 4 Hulmerville. Pa. \
Wilbert F. Sailor has killed his horse
which had its ribs broken and bought
another in Philadelphia.
Constable Carney thinks the moon
has something to do with the quarrels
and fights in U. P. Neck.
One of the best cosmetics is John.
sons Velvet Cream. Try it.
Mrs. l. H. Demerest State Secretary
of the W. c. T. U. gave an address in
st. Pauls Church Tuesday evening.
The foundation for Wilfred Dough-
erty's new house at the corner of Rail-
road Avenue and State street is up.
Poultry bought at Penn's Grove only
on Mondays. George Lawrence.
Edward G. Brick has begun to ar
range for moving his store houses and
making extensive improvements to his
business.
Mrs. Edith Dougherty represented
Emmanuel League at the N. j. M. T..
Conference Convention at Asbury Park
this week.
Bricks Diamond u. Coal suits the
most particular. \
Capt. Thomas NayIor is making i'm.
provements to his residence both inside
and out, for a new second mate perman-
ent house keeper.
DR.. Patrick j. Kahn, will lecture in
st. Paul's Church next Thursday even
. ing; subject Opportunities" Admis.
sion, 20c., children 10c.
All of the latest styles of hats and
bonnets both trimmed and untrimmed
at Mrs. r. j. Divers Oh Main st. above
Oak.
T)acf pa.ctor n XUt;foIor -
sented Penn's Grove in the Republican
Congressional convention on Tuesday
and was one of the Vice Presidents.
DIR. Henry M. Flanagan, who was ia
ken suddenly ill with heart trouble on
the street on Tuesday is considerable
better and is able to be about house.
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter.
No. 2 East Third ST., Wilmington.
Del. Largest stock and lowest prices
In that city.
Henry Bruins, formerly a promin-
ent sturgeon fishermen Oh the Della
ware, died of pneumonia in Jersey City
on March ODD. after eleven days illness.
Rev. DR.. b. g. LippincotL gave his
interesting lecture ON bis trip to Eng
land in Emmanuel Church Tuesday
evening and a neat sum was cleared for
the Mite Society.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Balsam
sure cure. +
An Epworth League rally, under The
direction of First Vice President, of
Camden District, Rev. Charles A.
TushiDgham, will be held in st. Paul's
Church May 22d.
WANTED, plain or fancy sewing by
day OF week. Address Mrs. M. G. Tuck
in care of Mrs. William Kirk, 219
Main street.
DIR. William S. Vanneman delivered
his lecture OF medical missionary work
in Persia, before the West Jersey Pres
byterian Women's Foreign Missionary
Society, which met in Salem on the IL.
WANTED-three FIRST class harness
makers and three stitchers on solid
handmade work at Yerger's Hand
made Harness and Safe Collar Works.
IL E. Sd St. Wilmington, Del.
b. Frank Wood, at Salem, put Clar.
ence Sayers, of U. P. Neck, under
$500 bail Thursday of last week, to
answer to the grand jury for hitting
James Moore on the leg with the back
of o fork.
Bricks Diamond b. Coal Is always
free from slate and dirt. y
Heretofore it has been the custom of
wholesale fruit dealers to charge Csc.
for berry crates and refund when the
crate was returned. The Philadelphia
dealers have decided to pay 1Oc. for the
crate and let the crate go to the buyer.
The sturgeon fishermen left for the
Bay this week. Jos. and Harry Dali
bow left OH Monday; Sylvester Bowen
and George d. Shannon on Wednesday;
Israel Dolb0w, Jr., and Jarvis Reeves
on Thursday, Henry j. Blohm on Fri.
day. Theo. EIsh leaves Saturday.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist, oil
1889 North Franklin Street, Pbiladel.
phia, will be at his Penn's Grove office,
Delaware Avenue and Pitman Streets,
every Thursday. Crown and bridge
work, filling, extracting and artificial
dentures. Appointments by mail OF
otherwise.
The following is the list of letters re-
naming on hand in the Penn Grove
Post Office for the month ending Apri
18th 1900. James A. Canning, Mis-
Matte Dolbow, MR.. Mary Dclbow
George Dobbins, Mrs. George Leach
Samuel ~Straughen. Persons calling
for the above letters will please say ad
vertised. J. %. whitaker. P. M,