The Penn's Grove record., 1901-03-08

Fellows Hall meat market OF Matthew
Wall.
Cleanness is the motto at the new bar
Der shop at Union Corner. \
The PENIS Grove fishermen who went
South write home that they have had a
poor season.
The remainder of last years crop OF
sweet potatoes are being sold for 81 a
barrel for the best.
Before buying your Wall Paper, it will
pay you to see j. U. Layton's samples. n
The U. P. Neck Democrats will hold
their caucus this Saturday afternoon 9th
in Central School House.
Edward s.. Harris represented Noko-
mis- Tribe OF PENIS Grove in the State
Council of Red Men at Trenton last week.
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at 15c. n
J. Summerill Diver returned home on
Wednesday from the Dickinson prepara-
tory school, Carlisle, Pa, on account of
sickness.
Town meeting next Tuesday if the
Legislature does not decide the people
shall not have home rule and abolish the
elections.
The Democratic and Republican eau
cuses in PENIS Grove Borough will be
held this Saturday evening when tickets
I'LL H. ro,,;o+,l 10 L., ,,o@ol 1000 T,an
day.
Patronize the new barber shop, Union
Corner. n
. Margaretta Barber has had a very
some and substantial granite monu-
ment erected in Emmanuel Church yard
over the grave of her late husband Job
Barrie
ie members of the Bethel NJ. p.
C..rch will hold a supper in Odd Eel
lows Hall this Saturday evening the 9th,
from z to 8 followed by a festival. Only
% cents.
A public wedding will be held in En-
manuel NJ. E. Church next Thursday,
the 18th at 2 p. n. when Miss Elizabeth
Diverty, only daughter of Rev. DIR. and
Mrs. BENZ. C.. Lippincott will be married
to Mr.. Ulysses G. Mcqueen, of New
York City. After the public ceremony
the relatives and invited guests will be
entertained at the parsonage.
The Samuel S. Thompson farm of 113
acres in U. P. Neck Township, owned by
the late DR.. George G. Pierpont, of Salem,
was sold at Commissioners sale last Sat
urday to Joseph Sayers for $14S0, which
would not replace the buildings, DIR.
Pierpont paid $500 for it seven years
ago, thinking it was cheap. 1t is now
assessed at $500. S. s. Thompson had
81, 900 invested in it when he died and
about 10 years ago it was assessed at
5 5000.
J~ohnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds.
Mayor James d. Torton received a
telegram last Sunday from a coroner in
Schenectady, N. Y, stating that Isaac
d. Davenport, the youngest son of the
late Samuel and Sarah Davenport had
been killed, and inquired as to his rela-
tives. His remains arrived in PENIS
Grove Wednesday morning by express
and were buried in Emmanuel Church
yard besides his parents, No particulars
as to his death have been received. As
his head was covered as if mashed in, it
is supposed he fell at bridge building.
All expenses had been paid by the labor
union excepting the expressage. He
would have been SO years old next
month.
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. \
The following is the list of letters re-
naming on hand in the PENIS Grove
Post Office for the month ending Feb.
2Sth, 1901. Ida May Brown, VIM. Bart
lett, John F. Donald, Mrs. Joe Dolbow,
Miss Anna Dolbow, G. A. Dubois, Mrs.
Z. Dolbow, Mrs. Frank G. Hand, Miss
Lottie Hand, Mrs. Leidy johnson, Miss
Abbie l.. Kidd, Miss Mary McGrath, L.
S. Morris, Maxwell Newman; Louis Ross
er, Bartine Reed, A. Signos, Phol Smith,
Thos. Whithurst. Persons calling for the
above letters will please say advertised.
j. ID. WHITAKER, p. M.
Fruit. oysters, cigars and tobacco at
Holmes Restaurant. y
Nokomis Tribe Imp. 0. R. NJ. have five
Shares of the Republic Saving Loan Asso-
citation, of Newark, N. j., for sale. Those
desiring to purchase will apply to f. S.
Harris, I. J. Torton, N. S. Wood, Trus-
tees. n
NOTICE.
wish To thank the friends who SO