The Penn's Grove record., 1900-12-07
Dea.w.re River Railroad.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Z. 1900

PUBLIC SALES.
Dec. I5-Springer farm, near Bridgeport.
Dec. M-Samuel r. Land, near Wrights School
House.
Several citizens are tying greens now.
Johnson's Syrup White Pine Com
pound cures coughs and colds. :
Christmas only two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Plant your, CHI istmas advertisements
and reap a harvest of trade.
Consult our advertising columns be-
fore buying Christmas goods.
Absolutely pure pepper ground from
the finest selected grain. at French's.
Union Corner. 1t
The Foot ball season being over shin
ney is now the game With boys.
b. g. Wood and John Culin are on q.
cunning trip down the Bay this week.
NANTED.-a good sewef to learn La
TailoringC and fancy dress max.
ing. Appiyto Mrs. Scott, above Union
Corner.
Joseph s. Flanagan is taking a
course. at Pierce's Business College,
Philadelphia.
Denny Bros. took their steamer Pok-
anoket off the line between Milton Del,
and Philadelphia on Monday and laid
her up at Bridgeton.
For Hats go to Dubell, the halter
No. 2 East Third ST., Wilmington,
Del, Largest stock and lowest prices
in that city.
Nokomls Tribe of Red Men held a sup
per in Odd Fellows Hall Tuesday ven
ing. Visitors were present from neigh
boring towns and Wilmington.
Rev. B. G. Lippincott. delivered a
sermon on Monday night at the sixty
second anniversary Of the dedication of
the Methodist Church Swedesboro.
Absolutely pure pepper ground from
the finest selected grain, at French's.
Union Corner. 1t
Every vendue within ten miles of
Penn's Grove should be advertised in
the PENIS Grove RECORD because it
c%irculates in that territory more than
any other paper.
Wheat in this region was never SO
badly damaged by the meth. Some is
10 eaten out that it will only weigh be-,
tween 40 and 80 pounds 10 the bushe'
wien it should weigh so.
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth
Powder &C 15c.
John Henry killed his pen of hogs on
Wednesday. They weighed 55S, 515,
544. 403 pounds respectively. The four
averaged 5O4 pounds. John is hard to
beat. Who can do it?
Mrs. Kate Ballinger has given up The
management of the fremont Cottage
and Mrs. James Murphy has again taxi
en- charge. Mrs. Ballinger returned TO
her former home in Camden.
Absolutely pure pepper ground from
the finest selected grain, at French's,
Union Corner. 1t 4
A fairly good entertainment was Civ
en- in Odd Fellows Hall Thanksgiving
evening by Philadelphia vocalists.
While there Was a fair attendance
Bethany Epworth League failed to
clear expenses.
The second story of j. F. Shoemak-
er's butcher shop took lire about noon
this Friday, supposed from a defective
fiue or chimney. The roof was burned
through before the fite was put under
control in a half hour.
Poultry bought at PENIS Grove on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays,
until noon. Highest cash prices paid
for fancy stock. Lawrence & Stiles. y
The Elijah Barber farm of 145 acres
near PENIS Grove was sold by the
heirs last Saturday to John M. Barber,
one of the heirs who lives thereon for
$500. The house on Pitman street was
II to $3.50 and withdrawn.
- plain Harry A. Dalbow took a
cunning party down the Bay in his nap.
tina launch Stephanie, at noon on Mon
day. In the party were Messrs. AL Me-
gill, Edward Smith, Harry Smith and
John Myers. Of Philadelphia.
John S. Black has sold his house at
the Cove to John r. Whitsell. Mr..
Black will move to South Camden in
the spring to work in the new ship yard
and Mr.. Whitsell's sister, Mrs. Ella
Thompson and family, will occupy the
house
At a session of the Orphans Court on
Saturday morning last, Judge Sinnick-
son appointed Daved D. Leap, John p.
higgins and Asa &. Turner as Com
missioners to partition the real estate
at Josiah Harris, deceased, on the ap
plication Of Edward S. Harris.
The following is the list Of letters re-
naming on hand in the Penn's Grove
Post Office for the month ending Nov.
80, 1900: joel s. Corson. Michael Car
tagtiane, John Dapp. Mrs. M. Dolby.
Harry Davis, Mr.. Dibbs, Smith Hoff-
man, Mrs. Edgar Hart, VIM. Lanhing,
Benz. L~ippincott. Thomas M~cintssh,
Mrs. w. II. Michael, A. Wag, K. Os-
IErander, James Katly, Peter Tomcaitis,
Register. Persons calling for the mail
will please say advertised. j. D. Whit
aker, r. M.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist, Of
1889 North Franklin Street, PhiiadeI-
pbia, will he ut his Penn's Grove Office,
Delaware Avenue and Pitman Streets,
Every Thursday. Crown and bridge