The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-26
FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1901.

David D. Leap has given his street
front a coating OF broken stone.
Dress making by the day, at 81 day:
Fannie Leap. 81
Isaac D. Hilman who has been con-
fined to his bed for three weeks with the
grippe is able to be about the house
again.
A fine lot of bonnets and hats, ribbons
and flowers at Mrs. X. J. Diver's.*
John Simpkins, who was confined to
the house with sickness for two weeks
has been able to be out this week, but
not able to go fishing.
Try bottle of Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at l5c.
The Edge Moor branch Of the Ameri-
can Bridge Company has enough con-
tracts on hand to keep it busy for the
next six months, and it is daily increas-
ing its force OF workmen.
Buy your harness of Verge. II f. 3rd
ST., Wilmington.
The heavy rains and lack OF sunshine
this month has caused the potatoes in
some hotbeds to rot Seeds planted have
also rotted. Some have had to put pota-
toes in their hotbeds three times.
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter, No.
. East Third ST., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city
Don't fail to come out and see the
Wrens' in Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday
Evening, April 3Oth. Admission 25c.
and 35c. Proceeds for the benefit of
Viola Council No. 20 Jr. 0. L. A. NJ.
Emmanuel Chapter Epworth League
on Tuesday evening elected Rev. b. C.
Lippincott, Mrs D. V. Denny and Miss
Idle Edwards delegates to the Confer
ence convention OF Epworth Leagues to
be held in Millville, next Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday.
Having returned to Penns Grove |
would inform the public that | am ready
to do paper hanging and painting on
short notice. {. Nj. BoDINE.
During the past winter large high
building has been erected at the Powder
Works, which contains tank made OF
lead about forty feet high. In it is to be
made sulphuric acid which has hereto
fore been brought there in tanks. a ship
load of sulphur ore arrived this week with
which to make the acid.
You will find now full stock OF ready
trimmed hats and trimmings ready for
order goods, which skilled milliner will
arrange in the latest styles at Mrs. Tillie
Smiths, 22l Main Stteet, Penn's Grove
Gov. VOORHEES, has appointed Monday,
MAY 9Th as Arbor Day. The last Friday
in April has been made the day hereto
fore. The Governor has no idea as to
the fitness of time to set out trees, as the
last week in April is late when trees not
transplanted are putting out leaves.
Monday is also bad time for the school
Johnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds
Many women have been reproached
for living for the sole object of entertain
ing. No one doubts that such an aim is
petty and narrowing, but it is equally
certain that it is a woman's duty to un-
derstand The Art of Entertaining, and
this forms the subject OF an attractive
and useful article by LADY JEuNE in THE
COSMOPOLITAN for May.
For harness, blankets, robes and all
kinds OF saddlery, go to Hiram Ierger,
II f. 3rd St., Wilmington, Del. 4-l2-3m,
The Penns Grove Board of Education
met Wednesday night and appointed N.
s. Wood, F. W. Layton and j. W. Trum-
bull committee to draw up plans and
specifications and invite bids for building
new wing to the Penn's Grove School
house, during the summer months, so as
to be ready for an additional teacher next
September.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1859
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his Penns Grove office, Delaware
dav. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures. Ap-
pointments by mail or otherwise.
Jos. Poulson who recently quit black
smithing at Auburn started to work at
the Powder Mills last Monday at s2.50 a
day. He had been there only half day
when an explosion took place in the
building where there was no danger(?)
and blew it nearly all into pieces. Joseph
worked only one day. Essays he served
in the Civil war which was not so danger
Gus, and he would rather be at VANITY
Fair than in either place. He thinks OF
taking job at Pedricktown or Atlantic
City.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.
A nice assortment OF all kinds OF flow
ers at Holmes hot house just back OF II.
S. French's store on Broad St, at the
lowest prices Call and see them. Also
tomato plants, cabbage and egg plants
for sale.
Old newspapers, just the thing to put
under carpets to save it, for sale cheap at
the RECORD Office. IT,