The Penn's Grove record., 1900-03-23

m. TO 6.30 p. m. MAIL closes 10! Al p0ihIS cxSopt
m. for all points at lis a. m. and $50 p. m.
Mails arrive at lis. $50 q. m.4.3e, 7 80 p. m.
FRIDAY. MARCH %, 1900.
LIST OF SALES.
April SJosiah A. Kidd, near Penn'sG Grove.
The measels being about over, the
whooping cough has started in PENIS
Grove.
James Askins had 4 thumb taken off
by a shaft at the powder mills this Fri
day afternoon.
Alfred F. Layton, Jr. caught a 4
pound carp above Penn's Grove on
Thursday with his hands.
Bricks Diamond b. Coal suits the
most particular.
Rev. Benz. G. Lippincott, ID. d. the
new pastor of Emmanuel Church is ex-
pected 10 preach On Sunday.
Some early Gardeners not only had
seeds planted when the snow came last
week, but Gideon Holton had peas up.
Johnson's White Pine Cough Baisam
u sure cure.
Daniel V. Summerill sold his big bull
on Friday which weighed 1900 pounds,
the largest that ever left PENIS Grove.
Mrs. James White, of Mullica Hill,
has been spending the week with her
sisters, Mrs. Christie s. Rogers and
Mrs. William Diver.
Call at A. F. MAYORS bakery, 225
Main ST., for wheat, rye or graham
bread, also pie and cake, 3t
Tue steamer Ulrica did not resume
her trips last Sunday as announced, be-
cause the boiler got to leaking. She is
expected this Saturday.
One of the best cosmetics is John
sons Velvet Cream. Try it. =
Last Thursday was the first anniyer.
sary Of the second explosion at the pow
der mills when Isaac Layton, Charles
Ford and Frank S. Megill were killed.
St. Paul's Auxiliary will hold an
oyster supper in Odd Fellows Hall on
Saturday, April 7th, If
While working at Charles e. Bar
ber's saw mill, Elmer Curriden had his
leg broken in two places below the knee
on Friday of last week by a log rolling
on it.
WANTED, plain or fancy sewing by
day or week. Address Mrs. M. G.. Tuck
in care Of Mrs. William Kirk, 219
Main street.
William D. T%orton, of Emmanuel,
and S. II. Leap and John M. Bevis, of
st. Paul's Church were o%ver-Sunday
attendants at the M. E. Conference at
Millville. Mrs. Daniel v. Summerill
was also there.
Ptatical Paper Hanging,
WALTER KIRK
with s. r. Leap & Son.
Mrs. e. F. Butter who was with Miss
E. Ferguson in the millinery business
III Pedricktown last year, has moved in-
to Mrs. Armstrong; house, next to
Dolbow & Sons meat shop. and announ-
ces her spring opening in another col
umn.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist, of
1889 North franklin Street, Philadel-
phia. will be at his Penn's Grove office,
Delaware Avenue and Pitman Streets,
every Thursday. Crown and bridge
work, iilling. extracting and artificial
dentures Appointments by mail or
otherwise. =
Louis p. Hartrauft, formerly of Cam.
den, and a brother to Marshall Hart
raft, well in Penn's Grove, died in Los
Angeles, California, on March 10th,
where he was connected with his broth
er Marshall on the Pacific Coast Fruit
World.
Bricks Diamond b. Coal Is always
free from slate and dirt. =
Emmanuel Church gets a pew pastor
Some say he is an old man while others
say he is a young man Some who have
known him for forty five years say he
is II OF those who is "jdst as young as
he use to be- and never expects to get
old.
Use Johnson's Witch Hazel Cream
for chapped hands, Is.
Viola Council No. 20, Jr. Order of
American Mechanics will give a drama
entitled Miss Topsy Turvy, or the
Courtslips of the Deacon. in Odd
Fellows Hall, next Saturday evening.
Admission 25c., reserved seat 35c. All
invited to attend as it is for the benefit
of a member.
Miss Lena Simkins, Mrs. Title
Smiths milliner, will finish her fOrtieth
lesson under Madam KeDzle, on the
9th, and Mre. Smith will have had
spring opening of millinery on Friday
and Saturday, Both and 31st, with about
twenty-five ready trimmed hats or
hand.
Personals.
Paul Miller, OF Paulsboro, spent Sun
day in Penn's Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Sack, Jr, hav,
been spending = few days in Philadel
phia.
Misses Retta Strengthen and Chrissi
Walker, of Camden, spent Sunday a
home.
Rev. w. S. Barnart has been spend
ing a few days with his son DR.. N. H
Rarnatt