The Penn's Grove record., 1900-08-24

FRIDAY, AUGUST "a. 1900.

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About so went on Franklin Flitcrafts
excursion to Reading last Saturday.
Daniel Jaquette has been reelected
superintendent of Wrights Sunday
School.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth
Powder at l5c.
Only two weeks more vacation for
school children. School begins on Sep.
TENDER 10th.
Wrights Sunday School will hold a
picnic at the school house next Wed.
nesday, 29th.
Repair anything, Bisbee.
Charles Whitaker has had TO lay off
as fireman on the railroad this week be-
cause of an abscess under his arm.
A hot summer is usually followed
by a cold winter. Barber & Turner
have prepared for it by laying in $50
tons of coal.
The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention will be held in the City of Sa-
lem on Wednesday, September 10, at
II O'Clock, 10.
The outdoor service at st. Paul's
Church proving such a success last
Sunday evening will be held again this
Sunday evening.
Having added a new surrey aud a
heavy wagon to my livery l am pre-
pared to furnish first. class teams and
do carting at reasonable rates. Leave
orders at Sweeten's. Rolan Carey. \
Presiding Elder George L. Dobbins
held the Second Quarterly Conferences
at Emmanuel and St. Paul's Churches
Thursday evening.
The deposits in the Penn's Grove
National Bank have reached $4,000
which is a good showing for a three.
months old institution.
The late Rev. Ezra Lake left $100.0 600
to retired preachers of the New Jersey
Conference. Nobody will inquire how
a minister got it, when he devoies it SO
laudable an object.
Beach Villa, Atlantic City, conduct
ed by Mrs. Carrie w. Springer, is at
No. 1913 South Carolina Avenue, which
street leads from the Railroad Station
to the ocean
~ Jnlpsoo3o Cboooloto Soda 10 fno X
The Chester base ball club played at
Pepn'a Grove last Friday and shut the
home club out in two games. In the
morning the PENIS Grove club held
them down to 2 to 0 but in the after
noon they were knocked out by a score
of IL too.
Miss Mary e. Vanneman holds with
high esteem the handsome Persian ia
BILE cover given her by her nephew DR..
William S. VannemaD, just before his
return to Persia. 1t is hand worked
with silk figures of flowers, birds and
pretty designs.
New watches and jewellery, Bisbee. y
While last FRIDAY was the date for
the annual farmers picnic at Penn's
Grove none was held because the Rail-
road Company would not give suffi-
cient reduction in rates for parties to
run it,. In former years all children
were carried free.
'Since leaving Goldey College in 1898,
have never been out of employment"
writes a Goldey College graduate. Write
to-day to H. S. Goldey, Wilmington, DEL,
for new catalogue. See adv, this paper.
The rain last Saturday evening raj
badly needed as the ground was dry as
powder. Sweet potatoes were growing
little and stubble ground could not be
pIowed for sowing grass seed. The
showers since then have helped soak the
ground and pulled the temperature
down. to below 800. Monday it was be-
Glasses will stop the Headache Bis
bee.
It is an odd coincidence that the
three agents the Philadelphia fish mar
ket men have at Long Branch should
live in this region within four miles of
each other. Frank Munyan, Of PENIS
Grove, buys at Long Branch for w. H.
Mccormick; Wm. A. Sack Jr.. Of
Penn's Grove, buys for A. Booth & Co.,
while Fred Biddle, of Pedricktown is
buying for Wilson & Heather.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist, of
80 North Franklin Street, Philadel-
will be at his Penn's Grove office,
LEE ware Avenue and Pitman Streets,
every Thursday. Crown and bridge
work, filling, extracting and artificial
dentufes. Appointments by mail or
otherwise. =
Only a few timbers and the keel re-
main OF the monitors Ajax and Passaic
which workmen have been tearing up
on Sacks shore since the middle Of last
April. Work on the remnants can on
ly be carried on at extreme low tide.
During high tide this week the work
men have been tearing up the old trans
port Octoria On which some Of the
woFkmen have been living while tear.
ing up the monitors.
Have you tried the celebrated s.MOth.
er's Bread" from Albert f. MAYORS
Bakery 225 Main St.? II not it would
pay you TO give it a trial, and at the
same place in the pastry line you will
find fancy cakes Of all kinds; cakes fol-
parties and weddings a specially, orna
menting also done. Small pies are al
ways in stock while large ones are mad,
TO order, also cream pHffs aud afull lin,
OF confectionery is shown.