The Penn's Grove record., 1901-02-08
This is the season OF big eats.

This is the season OF big eats.
st. Valentines day next Thursday.
Miss Sallie Layton has resigned as teach
er of Central School.
The 10th anniversary of the dedication
of st. Paul's NJ. E. Church will be held
on the Dist.
Walter Shape is having a building
erected on Mill street for a new beer
bottling place.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at l5c,
Rev. Sanford NJ. Nichols, ofiiciated as
chaplain for the House of Assembly on
Tuesday morning.
Jos. G. French began filling his ice
house last Friday with 4l-inch ice, and
finished on Wednesday with 6-inch ice.
Charles A, Robinson, who has been
boarding in Trenton at the States ex-
pense for about a year, arrived home
Tuesday evening.
At Charles Curriden's vendue of
household goods last week articles sold
for more than new would cost. 1t was
because relatives wanted heirlooms which
belonged to their aunt.
Poultry bought at PENIS Grove on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, I'M
til noon. Highest cash prices paid for
fancy stock. Lawrence q Stiles. =
The Trustees OF Emmanuel Church
have decided to have a tower and bell on
the Church as their goth century thank
offering OF the Church. Other improve
ments will also be made.
Seven prisoners, including Pearl New
man, convicted Of numbering the Phil
adelphia actor, William J. McCauley, es-
capped from the Cabell County Jail, West
Virginia, early on Wednesday.
The proverbial ground hog in New Jer-
sey came out OF his lair last Saturday, and
after seeing his shadow he became scared
and ran back in his hole, which, accord
ing to tradition, means six weeks more of
winter weather.
Every public sale in U. p. Neck and
0ldmans Township should be advertised
in the RECORD because it reaches the peo-
pie to whom you expect to sell. II
The Salem Sunbeam says: The town is
overrun with tramps, and the same report
comes from other parts OF the state.
Why this should be so when our country
is SO prosperous and everyone has a full
dinner pail is hard to understand.
J. Pedrick Sparks, agent for the heirs
of the late John A. Featherer, sold the
house with a half acre of ground above
Union corner last Saturday to Warren
Homan for $1,000. Mr.. Featherer had
$500 invested in it.
Rev. John Goorley will preach in st.
Paul's Church on Sunday morning, while
Rev. DR.. S. NJ. Nichols will conduct the
quarterly meeting at Pennsville in Pre-
siding Elder j. b.. Graw's place. DIR.
Nichols Sunday evening subject in st.
Paul's Church will be GLOW a woman
saved a nation"
Johnson's,Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds.
The market for sweet potatoes is so dull
with a falling tendency that dealers don't
want to buy but are anxious to ship on
commission, The price in New York is
from S1.75 for the best PENIS Grove
grade to $3.50 for Vineland. Stock not
the best quality goes as low as Sl.35.
Farmers are getting from zoe to 81 a bar
rel here.
An explosion from spontaneous COM
bustion among the finely ground cotton
in a drying house at the Powder Mills oc-
CURED last Friday evening about s O'Clock.
One corner of the building was blown out
and the building was fired. The fire was
put out before the building and contents
OF about 4 or 5 tons of cotton could be con-
sumed. Wilmer Gruff a Waterman who
left the building two minutes before the
explosion lost an o~vercoat. The cotton
is treated with caustic soda and ground,
before drying.
Delegations from Acton Post G. A. r..
and the Ladies Relief Corps attended a
camp fire given by johnson Post in Salem
Thursday evening, Those who went
were David Bowen, Samuel P. Ward,
John Biddle, John Peterson, James
Hutchinson, DIR. Henry NJ. Flanagan,
Mrs. James Hutchinson, Mrs. John Pet
erson, Mrs. Theodore Elsh, Mrs. Joseph
X. Munyan, and Miss Miriam P. Flana-
gin, President of the Corps. The enter
tainment was. enjoyed by all present, and
a strongly expressed desire by johnson
Post and W. r. C. to have Acton Post
speedily follow their example,
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1889
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. \
The following is the list of letters re-
naming on hand in the PENIS Grove
Post Office for the month ending January
3lst, 1901, John B. Dolbow, Chas. Eng
land, Robt. Harberson, Franklin Kline,
Manager Laundy, Lewis Mattson, Mrs.
NJ. Robertson, Ike Ryne, Joseph
Stroughn, Mrs. John Somers. Persons
calling for the above letters will please
say advertised. j.. d. Whitaker 2. NJ.
Bucklen's Arnica SaIye
NJ