The Penn's Grove record., 1901-03-22
FRIDAY, MARCH q, 1901.


Frogs were out on Monday for the first.
Fishermen began leaving for the Bay
this week.
School hats reduced from 75c to 25c at
Mrs. Tillie Smiths. 1t.
Charles E. Barber has put a new gaso-
line engine in to run his saw mill.
DIR. John NJ. Summerill broke ground
On Tuesday for a fine new residence at
the Cove.
Before buying your wall paper, it will
pay you to see j. U. Layton's samples. y
An old monitor was put on Sacks shore
on Thursday to be Corn up for the iron
and copper.
N. S. Wood the new butcher ~solicits
patronage for his new stand by a card in
another column.
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at 15c. n
Rev. S. NJ. Nichols and family left at
1920 OIL Thursday for his new appoint
ment at Glassboro.
Henry Hates and family moved from
Camden on Monday to remain until after
the fishing season.
Thomas D. Locke, who fell off the cars
January 2, and broke his leg, is able to
be out on crutches.
The members of Nokomis Tribe No; 70,
lmp'd o. r. M. are requested to meet at
the Wigwam on next Sunday March "a,
to attend Church at $50 a. M, and 7 p.
m. -"
The temperature was at 700 at 2 p. m.
on Tuesday but a raw northeast wind
caused it to drop to $50 by 6 P. m.
George H. Locuson's fine new house
above the PENIS Neck Canal is complet-
ted. He will move there on Monday.
Congressman Loudenslager is planting
a large lot OF garden seeds among the
farmers, with the expectancy that they
will ripen into votes.
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, Penn's
Grove. 3-22-2t.
There was such pleasant weather on
on Sunday and Monday that some
thought that Patrick and shelah had join
ed the temperance society.
Judge Nixon who heard the suit suit as
to the ownership of the bed of Danser
mill pond decided last week hat Elwood
S. Layton is the owner and not John
Norton who bought it at Sheriff sale.
Johnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds. n
The Court OF Chancery has confirmed
the sale of the Josiah NJ. Brick farm to
John NJ. Bevis. Mr.. Bevis will move and
VIM. Thomas Whitesell will move on the
Summerill farm where Mr.. Bevis has
been over 20 years.
DIR. John II. Croft, was stricken with
paralysis about 4 O'Clock Saturday after
loon in his office. His right side is af-
fected and his speech. Few words which
he says can be understood, but he under
stands what is said to him. He is little
better.
Mrs. Butler is now at Pedricktown,
has charge OF the millinery department
and will be pleased to see her costumers.
Can fare will be allowed on all purchases
of So and over. 3-22-2t. n
Rev. VIM. G.. Meyer, the new pastor of
st. Pauls M. E. Church preached last
Sunday to two large and attentive audi
ences. He and his family arrived at
40 on Thursday and were given a cor
dial welcome by a large number of the
members OF the church.
Frank d. Munyan, who has been buy
ing shad at Georgetown, S. c., arrived
home on Wednesday. Richard Richard
son and Ammon Gibbs, who have been
fishing there, have arrived home and
Peter Raymond and Charles Munyan are
expected home on Saturday. All report
the Southern fishing season a failure as
only about half the usual number were
caught.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1889
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his Penn's 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. y
Since the rains last week, which were
heavier further north than at PENIS
Grove, the river has been muddy. The
fresh rains and muddy water fishermen
say indicate an early run of shad. Dur
ing February the river was quite clear
because there were no rains. Briny wat
er is rarely noticeable above the mouth
of the Salem creek, but during February
the saltiness was noticeable as far up as
Philadelphia. Because of that the ice in
the river was not firm and three days
after the temperature got above freezing
at night all the ice disappeared, without
any ice jam as is usual in fresh water.
BELLMAN, record, 2.14a, colts, $4,000.
KING WEDGE, trial 2.26, colts, $4,000.
PRIME KEIFFER PEAR, JAPAN PLUM, and
JERSEY apple trees, $l5 per 100. All 9TH
er FRUIT and SHADES at lowest prices. 10
p. 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
Remarkable Cures of Rheumatism.
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