The Penn's Grove record., 1903-12-11
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1908.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER II, 1908.
SALE REGISTER.
Dec. 12-Sherif sale Lillian r. Gordon real es
tate. Pennsville.
Dec. 2S-Wm. B. Crispin, personal property, u
mile below F~erkfntown.
Taxpaying time next week.
Christmas green's are being extensively
shipped from PENIS Grove.
The workmen from Pedricktown re-
sumed their positions at thePowderWork
OF Monday.
Mrs. James Moore who was stricken
with paralysis three weeks ago still re-
mains helpless.
A fine line of stationery and school
supplies at Johnson's Drug Store. :
Several will quit farming in Upper
PENIS Neck this year and there will be
many removals.
William A. Sack has bought of Mrs.
Anna Smith Walker the unfinished double
house on Beach Avenue.
Send the PENIS Grove RECORD to a
distant friend as a Christmas present. 1t
win save lots of letter writing.
G. v. Doibow & Sons killed Mrs. Clara
Kids big hog on Monday. It weighed
507 and is the largest in this region.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum-
mings' photos. SSe7 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
Mrs. Eli Zane found the letter O in a
box of mothers oats and got a silver tea
set which is on exhibition at j. T. Hayes's
Asa G. Turner has sold his house and
barn on Pitman Street, occupied by
James Borden to- John Douthiety of Ped
ricktown.
What to buy and where to buy for
Christmas is more extensively told in the
advertising columns of the RECORD than
ever before.
Poultry thieves have begun work in
this region. John Giblin had two ducks
stolen last Saturday night and two more
on Monday night.
The free lecture to be given in the
Emmanuel Church next Monday byRev.
]. II. Boyd, a member Of the Red Cross
should be well attended.
For coughs and colds use Johnson's
Compound Syrup White Pine.
The all-day rain on Wednesday failed
to take all the now away. Another light
snow and freezing weather OH Thursday
night indicates that winter is on us.
Bethel Sunday School is rehearsing for
their Christmas entertainment to be held
on Christmas night. Miss Lizzie Mum
yam is training the infant department.
The Salem County Teachers Institute
will be held in the Y. M. C. A. Building
in Salem. December IA and Is, instead of
at Atlantic City as was fret announced.
Harvey Sparks's PAGER Starlight was
taken sick in the the hotel yard PENIS
Grove, Tuesday evening, and died on
Wednesday of inflammation of the bow
els.
FoR HATS, go to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. *9-18-13t
James A. Black has sold his small farm
in Eagletown to James Moore, of whom
he bought it. Mr.. Black has bought the
VIM. Keen property ON East Main Street,
Penn's Grove and will move into town
lei spring.
In the division of the legislative offices
on Tuesday Assemblyman Thomas E.
Hunt was allowed the appointment Of a
gallery keeper and one page. Everyone
of his faithful supporters should have
these positions.
Samuel M. Layman, Jr., moved from
Pemsville on Thursday into the Archie
Fanlk house, on South Broad Street, va
Gated by Jon. S. Denny and Edward
Townsend who have moved into their
new double house on Beach Avenue.
Quarterly Lovefeast will be held in the
Bethel M. P. Church next Sunday morn
ing to which everybody is invited. In
the evening Pastor j. Tushingham's sub
jet will be, "a Great Failure. or lessons
from the Building of the Tower OF Babel y
I have opened a poultry house at Union
Corner to buy for q New York firm, on
Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
English Brothers killed ex. Mayor j.
D. Torton's big hogs on Monday. They
weighed 4S6 and sos, being the largest in
PENIS Grove. They also killed a g.
months old pig for Richard West which
weighed 4l5. This week they have kill
ed 81 hogs, which would weigh about
10000 pounds.
George w. Heritage, Of Auburn, died
LIST Friday in Cooper Hospital, Camden,
aged IS years. On Monday of last week
he was assisting Charles Humphreys load
barrels of sweet potatoes when he sus-
tanned 8 rupture. He was taken t the
hospital and died under an operation.
His remains were brought to Edward D.
Turner'S, near Penn's Grove, last Satur-
day from whose residence the funeral
was held on Tuesday morning. Inter.
ment was It 6harptown.
Grand Opening.
Next Wednesday, Der. 16, 1903, we
want 6fty (60) boys and girls TO come e
onr atora and make a-rrau9ements to work