The Penn's Grove record., 1904-01-01
1904.


MNtFA
Look before you leap, boys and girls.
Eggs were never so high 40 cents a dozen
The temperature has remained in the
2Os or below all this week.
Schools will resume next Monday
after a weeks vacation.
Jacob Shoemaker killed his big hog on
Monday. 1t weighed 47s pounds.
Pork has dropped to Sc per 100 lbs this
year. Last year it reached 81 and SIS.
The supply Of poultry continues good.
The best chickens are worth zoe a pound.
Councilman Frank R. Hammitt has
been quite sick Tor two weeks with tie
Grip.
Watch night services were held in st.
Pauls and Emmanuel Churches Thursday
night.
Calendars can be had at w. F. Walk
er's barber shop or at my house. JOHN
w. TRUMBULL, Insurance Agent. y
The New Year paraders with a fife and
drum corps made amusement Thursday
night.
PENIS Grove National Bank has de-
clared its 9th semi-annual dividend OF %
per cent.
Skating has been fair on the river be-
tween PENIS Grove and Carney Point
this week.
We wish all the readers and friends Of
the RECORD a happy and prosperous
New Year.
The eastern channel of the Delaware is
full Of floating ice and boats ply the west
ern channel.
Samue 4. Hunt opened the Harmony
Street cash grocer last Saturday. His
announcement appears in another column.
Last Saturday night was as cold as has
been this winter. The temperature
was from 10o to 14o and made heavy ice
in the river.
Raymond Harris took his monthly
bath in the river on Monday, when he
slipped off a cake of ice at the end of
Penn's Grove wharf.
A family social was held at Mrs. Daniel
Nelson's above PENIS Grove on Christ
mas day when 247 presents were ex-
changed by those present.
Assemblyman Thomas E. Hunt has ap-
pointed David Dreamer, of Pittsgrove,
gallery keeper, and Thomas Watson. son
Of George Watson, of PENIS Grove for
page.
John Bishop recently caught a large owl
in a trap which measured forty inches
between the tips of its wings. He presented
it to Jere P. Hayes who will have it
mounted.
The coupling pin of the engine and
tender on the 6 p. m. train from Phila-
delphia, broke below Bridgeport on
Tuesday night and the train was delayed
half an hour while a new pin was made
out Of 9 rod.
Assemblyman-elect Thomas E. Hunt
informs the RECORD that those who got
permits to fish two and three months ago
until Jan. ! have had their permits re-
newed, also the Fish and Game Commits
sioners have ordered no arrests for fish
ing for carp.
You will find at Johnson's Drng Store,
q fine ljne of toilet articles. The list
comprises preparations for the face,
hands, teeth and hair, also a full line of
perfumery, toilet waters, etc. X
The wind blew so hard Saturday morn
ing that the steamer Ulrica had to leave
PENIS Grove an hour ahead of time at 9
o'clock. She came over from Whining
ton in the afternoon and returned at 5
o'clock. That was her last Appearances
the ice was too heavy on Monday for her
to come out.
When mailing a letter to any person
living along the Rural Delivery routes in
this county do not forget to put a two
cent stamp on the envelope, otherwise it
will not be delivered. Many persons
who have been accustomed to send letters
I'd farmers il Upper Prne's Neck have adj
dressed them to PENIS Grove with a one
cent stamp on them. To insure their de-
livery by the mail carrier a two cent
stamp must be put on.
have opened a poultry house at Union
Corner to buy for a New York firm, on
Mondays, tuesdays and Wednesdays.
GEORGE LAWRENCE.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
Penn's Grove Post Office Dec. 81, 1903.
Howard Brannen, Elias Black, Richard
Brown, John Clay ~, Willie Dunn,
John Lippincott, Samuel steelman. Per.
sons calling for the above letters will
please lay advertised.
j. d. Whitaker Pm,
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1885
NJofth Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
38 II bis Penn's Grove Office, Delawar,
a#rti1e ana Pitman Streets, every Fri
IaV5 Crown and bridge work, filling
9xzfacfine and artificial dentures. Ap
yofntmenfa by mail or otherwise.
No0nd y CureszDr Indigestion.
~ Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
sr<Hlsfs for Indigestion and find that the,
1uit NY case better than any dyspepsia rem