The Penn's Grove record., 1904-09-23
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1904.

Summer is ended.
The excursion steamer Thomas Clyde
made her last trip on Sunday, 18th.
Mrs. Denny and Sailor have broken
ground for their new house on Delaware
Avenue.
An old monitor was landed on James
Divers shore last Saturday and is being
blown into pieces for the scrap iron.
Mrs. George w. Fennimore has been
seriously i'll with consumption the past
three days with little hopes of being bet
ter.
School supplies for sale at Johnson's
drug store. \
Daniel Trullender has moved from
Pennsville into Jacob Hampton's house
on South Broad Street, vacated by Geo.
Dickel.
Farmers are digging sweet potatoes in
large quantities this week for $1.25 to
$1.35 a barrel. The price fell to 81 bar
rel On Thursday.
The cold wave which came Tuesday
night made fires necessary for comfort.
The temperature was down to 800 on
Thursday morning, when the first frost
appeared.
The reason why you should deal with
Lewis M. Nelson? Ask Rev. J. H. Boyd.#
The regular train leaving Woodbury.
at 6.35 for PENIS Grove will be held un-
til the arrival of the special which leaves
Trenton Fair ground at 4 80, next Thurs
day, Goth.
Mrs. Danelia V. Denny will sell her
household goods on Beach Avenue Sat-
urday afternoon, oath. John M. Smith,
of Bridgeport, will move into her house.
Because of continued poor health
S. Luther Richmond, who has made a
most efficient County Clerk for the past
ten years, will not accept a denomination.
1t is thought the Democrats will nomin-
ate ex-Sheriff Robert N. Vanneman.
Opening days at Mrs. r. j. Divers,
Friday, Sept. 80, and Saturday, Oct. LIST,
246 Main ST., PENIS Grove. X
The friends of David Shimp are pleased
to hear he has been granted a service
pension of $12 a month from April 6,
1904. He was a member of Co. X oath
Reg. N. j. Vol. 1t was procured through
Col. John Wainwright, of Wilmington.
The prices of produce have been quite
steady in Wilmington market this year.
The prices this week being as follows:
sweet potatoes Soc. a basket, white pota-
toes SOC, apples 1920, egg plants 1920,
cabbage 1920, onions 60-75, pears $3.50,
peppers 1920, tomatoes 10, yellow toma-
toes 20-25, pumpkins sc each, water mel
II 5-l2, peaches Coo.
For SALE cheap, 10000 California pri-
Wits, the fence plant. G. L. Smith. 23-tf
r. ID. Hughes's canning factory at the
Coye finished the pack of tomatoes for
this season last Saturday after filing all
the ans but a few hundred. About
250, 900 a II were filled, the largest pack
ever made. Some of the farmers had to-
matoes to fill their contract, while some
whose tomatoes were late did not get
near all theirs in. The late tomato crop
this year is II of the largest ever raised
and the finest in quality.
Or and after Monday, Sept. 26. | will
leave PENIS Grove at TO- 20 daily, J. K.
Duffy, messenger. X
The Ladies Aid and Ushers Union OF
st. Pauls Church will hold an oyster sup
per in Odd Fellows Hall PENIS Grove,
on Saturday, Oct. l. 81.
You will find early fall hats ready
trimmed at Mrs. Tillie Smiths, Penn's
Grove. If.
LOOK BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos 307 Market Street, Viii
mington, Del. y
Gunner's notices for sale at Record
Office. If.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist OF 1889
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his Penn's Grove office, Delaware
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Crown and bridge work, filling,
extracting and artificial dentures. APP
pointments by mail or otherwise. X
Those who believe the money and
monopoly issue dead should not fail to
buy a copy of Everybody's Magazine,
l0c., September number and every num-
Der following. This is a free adv. for the
benefit OF the people who should read the
articles by Thomas Lawson. If.