The Penn's Grove record., 1901-03-29
FRIDAY, MARCH %. 1901.

Jos. H.. Munyan is having a concrete
pavement laid at his residence.
Before buying your wall paper, it will
pay you to see j.. Z. Layton's samples. \
Henry Barber has recovered from his
fall so as to be able to be down stairs
John NJ. Bevis has sold 10 acres of
land in Eagletown to Geo. W. Hewitt,
Esq.
John Summerill & Bro, have bought
Edw. G. Bricks fine draft horse and
wagon.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at l5c. x
Mrs. John Diver and Mrs. Annie E.
Layton have had several chickens stolen
recently.
David D. Leap has resigned as assignee
of Edw. G. Brick and George II. Elkin-
ton has taken his place.
Not having moved for % years John
NJ. Bevis had a host OF friends to help
him on Thursday. Nearly 100 took din
ner.
J. X. Duffy, the messenger, leaves on
the 7.45 train hereafter, instead of 10. 20.
Commencing Monday, April LIST. X
Lewis W. Cook succeeds Marshall
Wainwright as agent for the Metropolitan
Insurance Company in PENIS Grove and
vicinity.
Rev. Harry S. Kidd, who is without an
appointment, preached at Newfield last
Sunday and mex Sunday will preach on
the Virginia Peninsula.
After gentle spring and April showers
for a week, a March cold wind arrived
Wednesday night. This Friday morning
the temperature was 220.
You will find now a full stock of ready
trimmed hats and trimmings ready for
order goods, which a skilled milliner will
arrange in the latest styles at Mrs. Til
lie Smiths, 22l Main Street, PENIS
Grove. 3-22-2t.
Amos r. Alloway after five months
illness died on Wednesday. The funeral
service will be held on Sunday at 70
o'clock in the Bethel Church.
DIR. John II. Croft is somewhat bright
er in spirits than at the forepart of the
week, but has not recovered the use of
his right side nor power OF speech yet.
The best sweet potatoes are only worth
81 a barrel, which price is lower than last
fall. Large sweets are worth only p
cents a basket in Wilmington and small
Is cents.
The steamer Ulrica resumed her trips
between PENIS Grove and Wilmington
last Saturday, leaving Wilmington at 7:30
a. IN. and 8 p. M, leaving PENIS Grove
at 10 a. m. and ) p. m.
J~ohnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds. n
Dalbow & Dalbow have been paid the
insurance in full on their store house and
contents burned down on January 18th
last. They received Sl525 and estimate
their loss above that sum at 1929.
Southern colored men have been ar
irving in large numbers the past two
weeks to work for farmers. 1t is impos-
sible to get white farm hands since so
many are employed at the powder mills.
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter, No
2 East Third ST., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. \
James L. Smalley and his son James
c. have bought Charles p, Robinson's
restaurant at 924 Ridge Avenue, Phila-
delphia, Mr.. Robinson will move to
Atlantic City to conduct a restaurant and
boarding house.
Mrs. Butler is now at Pedricktown,
has charge of the millinery department
and will be pleased to see her costumers.
Car fare will be allowed on all purchases
of So and over, 3-22-2t.
The engine at the Powder Mills has
been repaired and all the workmen have
been taken on besides some extra hands.
A number of large buildings have been
erected during the past six months and
several more will be built this year.
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 dentures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise. n
The list of the members Of Emmanuel
NJ. L. Church will be called on next Sab
beth morning. Let all be present to
answer to their names. In the evening
the Pastor will preach, Subject, "The
Horsemen and Their Riders" Special
Singing by the Choir.
William A. Sack arrived home last Fri
day from Savannah where he has been
fishing for shad. Like others who went
South he reports the season a failure as
only 100 were caught with three nets.
only half the usual catch. VIM. Wander
slice and Harry NJ. Flanagan who fshed
for him were arrested and fined about
SD, They arrived home with Mr.. Sack.
st. Paule NJ. E. Church, Rev. VIM.
G. Meyer, pastor; next Sundays services
will be as follows: Glass meetings at $50.
Sermon by the pastor at $50, subject,
''Homely lessons from the plow." Sun
day School at go. Epworth League at
CAD. The peoples service consisting of
song, sermon and altar service at 80;
subject, The crucial test" A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
BELLMAN, record, 2.142, colts, $1,000.
King WEDGE, trial 2.26, colts, $1,000.
PRIME KEIFFER PEAR, JAPAN PLUM, and
JERSEY apple trees, SIS per 100. All 9TH
er FRUIT and SHADES at lowest prices. Is
7. Rock EGGS. so cents. Send for Hedge
field illustrated catalogue, giving history
and results, by CLARK PETIT, p. O.
Salem, N. j. 3-22-4t
Old newspapers, just the thing to put
under carpets to save it, for sale cheap at
the RECORD Office. If. 4