The Penn's Grove record., 1901-03-15

FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1901.

The steamer Major Reybold will re
sumo her trips next Monday.
The thaw-up makes farmers and fisher
men begin to bestir themselves.
Asa G. Turner has broken ground for 8
new double house on Pitman Street.
Before buying your wall paper, it viii
pay you to see ]. U. Layton's samples. =
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth Pow.
der at 15c.
Rev. j.. b. Kulp, of Point Pleasant,
preached in st. Paul's Church last Sun
day.
George Hutchinson is all smiles because
it is a bouncing boy and weighs III
pounds.
Flags were at half mast in Penn's
Grove on Wednesday because of EXPIRES,
ident Harrison's death.
Rev. VIM. Gerges Meyer, the new pas
tor of st. Paul's Church comes from West
Grove, near Asbury Park.
Amos r. Alloway who has been con.
fined to his bed five months with catarrh
OF the stomach is quite low.
First-class shaving and practical hair
cutting at the new barber shop, Union
Corner. A trial will convince you. \
E. U. Howell, the promoter OF PENIS
Grove water works is after a franchise to
frrn;sh NI,lI;ao nm ,r;tI ,,otar
Charles Henry Patton died early last
Saturday morning OF brights disease and
was buried on Tuesday in Emmanuel
Cemetery.
The new pastor at Emmanuel Church
will preach Sunday morning. In the
evening he will give some echos from the
Conference.
Henry Barber who has been confined
to his bed room five weeks from his Sc
we're fall, is getting quite smart but is not
out doors yet.
Johnson's Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds. n
John NJ. Bevis has bought the Josiah
NJ. Brick farm, for 81, 076. go, the bid of
Edw. G, Brick at the public sale, subject
to the approval OF the Court OF Chancery.
Capt Thomas Naylor who was confined
to the bed two weeks with the grip, has
recovered and spent a few days this week
among friends in Philadelphia and Cam
den.
Burden Holton, who had his jaw bone
injured by the kick of a horse, returned
home on Wednesday from a hospital in
Philadelphia, where he had the part in
iured taken out.
All the workmen have been taken back
at the powder works who were laid off on
account OF the freeze up, but on Wednes-
day an engine was burned out by turning
off the oil, causing half the works to shut
down.
VIM. V. and Jos. II. Dolbow arrived
home on Wednesday from Darien, Ga,
where they have been fishing for shad.
They report cold weather most OF the two
iitiitho tiN1 CIV oiNiNt AZ opS ooput
half as usual, and their trip a failure.
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. y
Horses have been selling unusually
high at vendues this season. The cause
is that the low price a few years ago few
er were raised. Then the English Gov
eminent has purchased nearly 10000 the
past year in this country for use in Africa
against the Beers,
Geo, Venting a Philadelphia humor-
Gus, and Mrs. Bessie Kille Slangh, were
the attractions for a good entertainment
in st. Pauls Church Thursday evening
The admission was Sc. a foot and 1c. an
inch for each PERSONS height. About
$95 were realized for church debt.
The engagement of Mr.. t. Stanland
Johnson and BESSIE Carbon, both of Will
mington, Del, is announced at that place.
The ceremony will take place at the home
of the bride-to-be on April 10. Mr.. John
son, who is employed as a mechanic at
Du Points Powder works, is well known
to many friends in this place. He is al
so well known in vocal circles IN Will
mington. He sings first tenor in the
Riddles Memorial Sunday School choir,
the Mount Salem Methodist Episcopal
Church choir, and in the ''West End
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