The Penn's Grove record., 1901-02-15

AldltH commissioners salt VI D. :. 1 ollii
son-Pierpont farm.
March l3-Dr. J. NJ. Summerill.
The temperature Wednesday and Thurs
day mornings was 50.
Town meeting comes on March u, four
weeks from next Tuesday.
Nine and ten inch ice is being gathered,
free from SNOW, the finest for years.
The fourth quarterly conferences OF the
NJ. L. Churches will be held next Tues
day evening.
Uriah Diver has sold his half interest
in the Mary Diver farm to his brother
James Diver.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at 15c.
Edward Turner has sold % acres OF his
farm to George J.. Bevis and the balance,
about SO acres to Ebenezer P. Zane.
Some relatives and friends gave Jacob
X. Dolbow a birthday surprise last Sat
urday afternoon, it being his 9th birth
day.
Presiding Elder j. B. Graw, is now
very i'll at his home in Camden with a
carbuncle on his back. He is not expect
ed to live.
Losr-Child's small gold neck chain,
going from Cove to odd Fellows Hall.
Please return to Robbins Pharmacy. X
The Jacob Hees farm OF 81 67-100 acres
sold on January 26th to Fred Dunk for
500. so an acre, total 5000. 90, cost Mr..
Hees "a years ago $4,000.
Captain and Mrs. Peter X. Hughes,
nave postponed the celebration OF the 5Oth
anniversary of then marriage, or Golden
Wedding until Thursday, February 21st,
instead of Wednesday, the Goth, as pre-
viously announced.
Every public sale in L. p. Neck and
Oldmans Township should be advertised
in the RECORD because it reaches the peo-
pie to whom you expect to sell. II
Daily papers are publishing this pros
perity item: Gloucester and Salem Coun-
ties are oyerrun with tramps. In fact, in
every town where there is a glass factory
tramps are numerous. Nearly every
night from six to a dozen are harbored at
the factories, and in the mornings nearby
housewives are pestered by the hungry
wanderers.
Poultry bought at PENIS Grove on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, I'M
til noon. Highest cash prices paid for
fancy stock. Lawrence & Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph Schlaeffer enter
tanned a few friends at a crokonole party
Thursday evening. Those who enjoyed
the social gathering and refreshments
were Filbert Sparks and wife, Leslie
Wood and wife, Jos. X. Munyan and
wife, Misses Mary tanning, Daisy Schlaef-
fer, Hattie Reighn. Messrs. Edward
Keen and Samuel A. Harker.
Rev. B, c.. Lippincott will preach in
Emmanuel NJ. E. Church next Sabbath.
Morning Subject. precious Faith" Even
ing subject. 'Paul's Exultation," Re-
vival Services to follow and excellent
singing by the choir. Love Feast Sab
bath morning at $50. All are invited.
The pastor will meet the Central Sabbath
School at 8 O'Clock e Sabbath.
LosT-a pair OF brass dividers or com
passes about 3 inches long between the
RECORD office and the Cove. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving them in good
condition at the RECORD Office. \
Washington Camp No. AZ, P. o. 5. OF
A. celebrated the fourth anniversary of
its organization on Tuesday evening.
Besides State President Henry J. Blohm;
State Master OF Forms, F. c. Condit, of
New Brunswick. and past State President
Fred A. Hope, of Somerville, were pres
ent. A banjo player and singer and a
sleight OF hand performer OF Philadelphia,
made the entertainment, after which a
luncheon was served.
Matthew Walz, who has been conduct
ing the meat market in Odd Fellows Hall
since he purchased the stand OF William
Kirk last August 9th, offers the stand at
private sale. If not sold ii will be sold at
public sale on Feb. 9th. Mr.. Walz's
fa~ther-in-law died last fall in New Castle
and his mother-in-law desires him to look
after her interest in New Castle, from
which city he came,
Johnson's tSyrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds.
The failure last year of Robinson, the
tomato king, who owned or controlled
several factories in Maryland and Della.
ware has given great Encouragement to
both growers and packers. The packers
are now only offering IS a ton for toma-
toes, which is 50 lower than last year.
Some OF the growers also are insisting
that the Gamers pay cash for the veget-
ables when delivered, owing to the recent
failure Of some of the Gamers. Some
farmers in Delaware will turn to sweet po-
tato growing. As they are now low, an in
creased acreage next year will not be like
ly to help the price any.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist OF 1859
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PENIS Grove Office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Thurs
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial d~entures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise. y
Bueklen's ArnicR 'SaIye