The Penn's Grove record., 1901-04-12

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The cold March winds are keeping the
farming and fishing season back.
VIM. b. Dolbow started hack last
Monday, making three for the Borough,
A fine lot of Easter bonnets and hats,
ribbons and flowers at Mrs X. J. Divers. y
Joseph R. Sparks has moved into Pris-
ella Bricks house on Delaware Avenue.
Jacob Shoemaker has started a livery
stable on the Clark property, making five
for the Borough.
Try bottle of Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at l5c.
Frank Shoemaker has bought the Har-
ry Kille house on Elyin Avenue occupied
by Prof. Isaac Rissmiller.
John s. Dolbow has bought the stock
and fixtures OF James c. Smalley's res
taurant and will take charge June 1st.
Buy your harness of Yerger II Z. 3rd
St, Wilmington.
Geo, II. Elkinton, assignee, has sold
the property and stock OF Edw. q. Brick 5
store to Robinson II. Willis, of Newport,
Del
Edward S. Harris has sold his lot ad-
joining the railroad to Hudson S. Titus,
who will erect a house thereon in which
to live
You will find now full stock of ready
trimmed hats and trimmings ready fol
order goods, which a skilled milliner will
arrange in the latest styles at Mrs Tillie
Smiths, 221 Main Stteet Penn's Grove.
James c. smalley will take charge Of
the restaurant at 924 Ridge Avenue,
Philadelphia, which he purchased OF
Charles P. Robinson, next Monday.
Rev. DR.. Lippinott's Sunday morning
subject in Emmanuel Church will be,
Glove your enemies;" evening, "Noah's
ark" Special singing by the choir
For Hats, go to Dubell, the hatter No.
> East Third St, Wilmington, Del. Larg
est stock and lowest prices in that city.
George H. Elkinton, assignee of Edw
c. Brick sold two shares OF Penn's Grove
Bank stock last Saturday, the first ever
sold. 1t was bought by Samuel NJ. Jus
tce for 1927 share
DR.. David Wiley and his brother Jos.
eph Wiley, of Salem, were in town on
Monday. Having only between 70 and
70 farms in Salem County they are buy
ing more land in Upper Penns Neck.
Johnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds.
VIM. f. Lloyd, formerly of Penn's
Grove, is now at Fort Wrangle,, Alaska
A letter mailed there April I'd reached
PENIS Grove April 1lth in the afternoon
He wants the Penn's Grove RECORD sent
him.
Edward Justice has a gasoline engine
in his skiff While fishing on Monday
the net got caught in the wheel. He at
tempted to pull it out; the net got
around the second finger of his left hand
and cut the end off near the first joint.
D~tor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1856
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. Ap
pointments by mail or otherwise.
Rev Harry S. Kidd has accepted cal
to become pastor OF the Baptist Church al
Accomack Court House, on the Virginia
Peninsula. He will move there next
week and take charge on Sunday week
The pastoral support will be as good as
81 900
For harness, blankets, robes and al
kinds of saddlery, go to Hiram Yerger
l f. 3rd St., Wilmington, Del. 4-l2-3m
Peter X. Hughes, while rowing in {
boat in the Bay on Thursday, droppet
dead and was brought home in the even
ing on the Pokanoket He was fishing
with Robert Cross and Smith Hewitt
The funeral will take place at noon OF
Sunday in St Paul's Church.
BELLMAN, record, 2.143, colts, $1,000.
y KING WEDGE, trial 2, 26, colts, $50. 90.
PRIME KEIFFER PEAR, JAPAN Plum, ant
JERSEY apple trees, SIS per 100. All 9th
er FRUIT and SHADES at lowest prices. Il
p. Rock EGGs. 80 cents. Send for Hedge
field illustrated catalogue, giving history
and results, by CLARK PETIT, P. o
Salem, n. j. 3-22-4t