The Penn's Grove record., 1904-10-21
Post Office Hours.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1904.

OO1Oo1Ah 80 avn
The early sown wheat is coming up
nicely.
The frost is giving beautiful tints to
foliage.
Election only two weeks from next
Tuesday.
Josiah Dubois came home sick from
work Monday.
Mrs. Frank Justice has a birthday gift
OF a fine Blasius piano.
James A. and Samuel M. Denny have
sold a building lot on Delaware Avenue
to Howard Hewitt.
The Republicans have a transparency
with the names of their candidates in
front of their club room.
Mrs. John Thompson living in one of
w. P. Denny's houses has been seriously
sick for a week but is nov convaIescent.
The price OF sweet potatoes has adj
vaced to $1.25 a barrel at PENIS Grove
with the prospect of a rapid advance to
81.
Charles P. Robinson who has been
managing the Magnolia at 25 South Ar
kansas Avenue, Atlantic City, for the
past five years has quit there.
Some household goods of VIM. Cline
will be offered at public sale Saturday,
22d, at 2 O'Clock at Barber q Turner's
hall.
Corn is being husked and sold. Old
corn is scarce and was worth about zoe a
bushel for several months. New corn
will be worth about SOC a bushel.
Farmers have begun to get manure for
next years crops. Philadelphia manure
is being landed at PENIS Grove for $1.65
a Jon which is l0c cheaper than last year.
Rev. Josesh H. Boyd preached in the
pulpit OF his old charge at Mays Land
ing, last Thursday evening Oh the &C.
cassion OF their reopening after extensive
improvements.
The Commissioners of Appeal will
meet mex Tuesday because a law passed
last winter changed the time from the
fourth Tuesday in November to the
fourth Tuesday in October.
There will be a big parade in Whining
ton next Saturday evening, halloween,
which can be seen by going over on the
Ulrica, which leaves Penn's Grove at
7.15, returning leaves Wilmington every
Saturday night at IL p. m.
eff you want an erraDd done, send. If
yon want to have it well done, go your
self" Ii you want to know how the
digger for the gas pipe works go and
see for yourself. Do not trust to your
children to describe it to you.
White Pine Balsam the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. X
Mr.. William G. Lawrence living on
South Broad st. had the misfortune to
stumble while carrying a heavy weight
last week, at the works. The mishap
has put his left lower limb ina bad sore,
and Inconvenience him in walking.
The report in last weeks RECORD that
Johnson's drug store would probably be
united with Robbins pharmacy, Mrs.
Johnson wishes corrected. Johnson's
drug store still run a seperate business
with no intention Of uniting with anoth-
er.
The only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Devlin, living on the shore, died
Tuesday night. This little infant was
one of the twins born during the summer
the other having passed away a few days
after birth. The funeral took place early
Friday morning. Interment at Chester
Pa.
For SALE cheap, 10000 California pri-
Wits, the fence plant. G. L. Smith. 23-tf
Keiffer pears are not worth sending to
market. A farmer at Courses Landing
sent several baskets to Philadelphia last
week and they could be sold for only sc
a basket. The best quality highly color
ed bring only 15c. Many of the best are
being wrapped in paper and sent to Eng
land.
The Gas Company began laying pipe
in the street on Monday, The ditching
is done by a Buckeye Traction Ditcber,
which will do as much in a day as fifty
men. The top of a 4-inch pipe is laid
three feet from the surface and the Joints
are soldered together with pig lead
Work began on the retort on Tuesday.
A family social was held at James
Whites, near Mullica Hill, last Friday.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
G. Summerill, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel V.
Summerill, Mr.. Josiah Summerill, Mr..
and Mrs. William Diver and son William
Mrs. Christiana S. Roger, Mrs. d. V.
Summerill, Jr., Misses Emma and Sarah
Summerill and Anna Hurff, of PENIS
Grove; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S. Black, Of
Sharptown.
List OF letters uncalled for in Penn's
Grove Post Office Oct. II, Mr.. S. Bakley
H. Bawckem, Lucian Baylor, Chas. Ere
Miss Sadie Jarrel, Wm. H. James, Mrs
MacGuineas, Mrs. Charlie McGintis
Lal Roane, Mrs. Susie Smack, Mrs. F
w. Schwarz, John Zinnaker.
Witch.hazel cream for chapped hand
at Johnson's drug store.
For HATS, go to DUBELL, the halter
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington
Largest stock and lowest prices in tina
city.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, R BEST, Cum
mings' photos 307 Market Street, vii
mington, Del.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist Of 1853
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, wi
be at his Penn's Grove office, Delawar
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every FIR
day. Crown and bridge work, filling
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