The Penn's Grove record., 1901-10-18
FRIDAY. oCToBER IS. 1901.


The corn crop is big.
This Friday was the coolest morning OF
the season with the temperature at 500
Robert Kidd is making extensive re-
pairs to his property at 22S South Broad
Street.
Franklin Murphy, the Republican can
didate for Governor, will visit Salem next
Wednesday, sd.
For Hats, go to Dubell, the halter, No.
= East Third St, Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city. =
John ?. Higgins has bought the Pris-
ella Brick house on Delaware Avenue
and will move therein,
Farmers who have been having their
wheat threshed find it greatly damaged
by the %anguomois moth.
Robt. II. Justice, whose butcher stand
was burned, is assisting N, S. Wood 4
Son at their meat market.
An oyster supper will he held in odd
Fellows Hall this Saturday evening by
st. Paul's Epworth League.
The tax rate this year in Penn's Grove
Borough is: state school Is, county 46, boil
ough 26, borough school 80, total 81 20 on
500.
VIM. +. Yeager sincerely asks the pat
rOnage of all old customers as well as new
ones at Mrs. NJ. L. Smiths house, oppo-
site Odd Fellows Hall. =
On and after next Monday the steamer
Ulrica will drop her 6 a. m. trip from
PENIS Grove and els p. M. trip from
Wilmington.
Nathan Fawcett, who has been farm
ing for John Diver the past thirteen
years, moved onto James Divers farm on
Wednesday.
The tax rate this year in e.. P Neck
township is: state school is, county 46,
township 40, township school II, total
Sl.15 on 500.
The last run at Il. d. Hughes's canning
factory was made last Friday. About
10000 cans were filled with tomatoes, a
good half crop.
The Bethel NJ. P. Church will hold Il
measuring party Saturday evening Nov.
2, when the Epworth Choir OF Whining
ton will render an elaborate program.
Neat, clean and first class treatment is
assured at the Barber Shop Of Julius Wipt,
Elkinton Building. \ trial will convince
you.
Rev. DIR. B c.. Lippincott will preach
on Sunday in Pennington at the 25th an
niversary OF the dedication OF the church
which was built under his pastorate.
Mrs. VIM. V. Dolbow, at the Cove dis
located her ankle on Monday and is SUI
fering much from its effects. 1t will be
some weeks before she can walk much.
Late truckers will have only a fair
season, because sweet potatoes only
brought from 20 to 30 mt a basket,
while the crop is only two thirds as large
as last year. S1.15 a barrel was paid for
sweets this Friday.
Rev. L. b. Freeman will begin a series
OF five sermons in the Baptist Church on
Sunday when the first will on is Christ
Divine? Young men and women not
members OF churches are specially invited
to hear these sermcns.
Old Folks Day will be held in st.
Paul's Church on Sunday. Pastor Moy-
er's morning subject win be EAST Color
Goods" In the evening an Autumnal
Day Service will be held, when a program
of recitations and songs will be rendered.
The engagement OF Mr., Alexis Felix
Dupont to Miss Mary Richard Chichester,
of Philadelphia, is announced. Mr.. Du-
pont is the son of Francis G. Dupont, and
is one OF the managers and expert chem
lists at the Powder works on Carney's
Point.
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, =
Penn's Grove Borough was represented
in the Republican county convention by
Geo. II. Elkinton, W. P. Denny, II. j,
Blohm, J. d. Whitaker, Geo. Jordan.
The U. p. Neck Township delegates We're
Samuel S. Borden, Charles Leap, John B.
Layton, Harry Wright, Horace Borden,
Rev. VIM. X. Fisher, OF Ocean City,
editor of the Ocean City Ledger, and as
sistant editor of the Epworth Advocate
and New jersey Methodist, will preach
in Emmanuel Church on Sunday, His
morning subject will be ''The promise OF
the father" evening subject, ''The power
of God unto salvation
Gunners' notices at the Record Office,