The Penn's Grove record., 1901-01-25
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Seet potatoes dropped last week to 81
. birrel and are moving very slow now at
that.
John w. Bnrk has bought a lot of Sam
uel and David G. simpkins en- Mill
Street.
An examination for teachers certificates
will be held next Friday and Saturday in
Salem.
DIR. John NJ. Summerill will build a
house at the Cove in the spring and re-
tire from the farm.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth Pow
der at 15c. "
Seventeen women are now employed
in the Shirt factory. The first shipment
was made on Thursday.
William G. Summerill will retire from
the farm in the spring and move into
PENIS Grove, in one OF the Sheble houses
Jacob F. Shoemaker is soliciting sub
scribers for William J.. Bryan's paper,
the Commoner, the first issue of which
appears this week.
Samuel T. Hillman has improved his
residence by building a tone front, curb
ing and filling in and making a foot path.
on Delaware Avenue.
The names of the stations have been
auaaAol oJ.rx @lo Dn1aurorn piyar Rail
road, which is another improvement
made by the West Jersey Railroad man
ayers.
Poultry bought at PENIS Grove on
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, I'M
til noon. Highest cash prices paid for
fancy stock. Lawrence & Stiles. #
Everybody was surprised this Friday
morning to find a northeast snow storm,
with the temperature about $50. About
five inches OF snow had fallen during the
night. 1t turned to rain at noon.
William D. Burden has sold his l6 acre
farm on the east edge OF the Borough to
Horace G. Borden. William d. Burden
has bought a house at the corner OF
Franklin and Pitman Street Of Lydia
Guest.
Daniel P. Leonard who has held a po-
sition for over a year in the office OF the
Prudential Insurance Company, and has
been living in Trenton and Camden NOV
ed his family back to Penn's Grove last
week. He is now in the South as agent
for a fish firm.
Every public sale in U. p. Neck and
Oldmans Township should be advertised
in the RECORD because it reaches the peo-
pie to whom you expect to sell. tt
Rev. DIR. B, c. Lippincott will preach
next Sabbath morning a sermon on Sane
tification, by request. LIST Its Nature;
End Mode; 3rd Characteristics; 4th The
IL gortance OF Sanctification of life. Even
ing Subject, Jonah paid his fare. Good
Singing and Revival Meeting will follow.
John Hare, Jr. the bank cashier was
taken sick with the grippe and liberated
sore throat last Sunday and has been un-
able to attend to business, so that Presi-
dent j. D. Whitaker, with David d.
Leaps assistance has been doing the bus
mess. The grippe has caused so much
sickness in Wilmington that no n could
be secured from there to assist. Mr..
Hare reported for duty on Thursday.
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. \
Several citizens and visitors from a dis
lance viewed the new banking building
on Tuesday. The officers entertained a
few from out OF town with a roast turkey
dinner at Hotel de French, among the
number being Cashier Henry M. Rumsey,
and editor VIM. II. Chew, OF Salem; Ed
ward Norris, of the Fourth st. Bank,
Philadelphia, architect Robson L. Perot,
of Philadelphia, and contractor James NJ.
Smyth, of Wilmington. President ]. d.
Whitaker graced the head of the table.
Johnson's..Syrup White Pine Compound
cures coughs and colds.