The Penn's Grove record., 1904-03-25
FRIDAY, MARCH 25. 1904.
Moving day.
Spring has come.
Frogs are croaking.

to Mt. Holly on Wednesday.
All styles of hats both trimmed and un
trimmed at R. ]. Divers, 246 Main st. \
Large sweet potatoes have fallen to
$l.75 a barrel. Small bring rs cents a
barrel.
A pile driver began repairing PENIS
Grove wharf on Tuesday and finished on
Thursday.
A shad was caught at Bayside the first
of this week and another at Timber creek
on Wednesday.
On and after Saturday 10Th, J. K. Duffy
the messenger will leave Penn's Grove
at 7.40 p. m. \
An election of trustees will be held in
st. Paul's M E. Church next Thursday
evening.
James Diver is having the old sturgeon
freezing house torn down and will utilize
the lumber to build summer cottages.
Fishermen, remember this. The stand
ard of value in Oiled Clothing is Towers
Fish Brand. d. d. Leap sells it. \
The amount of school money on hand
in U. P. Neck Township is $440.31, in
stead of $34.3 l as published last week.
Colored men from the South have been
arriving the past two weeks to work on
farms. This years wages range from $17
to $22 a month.
The friends of Gabriel V. Dolbow are
pleased to see him out again, after being
confined to the house for thirteen weeks
with rheumatism.
Mrs. ]. P. Hayes who has been sick
for seven weeks with the grip, has recov-
cred her health and is able to be in the
store again this week.
At 2 p. m. Saturday, March 26, will be
sold in front of Odd Fellows Hall, 80
shares of stock of Odd Fellows Hall
Association. Il
Rev. Robert B. Stephenson, D. D., and
family arrived at 12.3O on Thursday and
wa given a cordial reception by the
members of St. Paul's Church.
Half the double house on Harmony
Street, owned by Hansen Dieckman, of
New York, was offered at public sale last
Saturday. 1t was bid to $500 and with
drawn.
The PENIS Grove Board of Education
organized on Monday evening by elect
ing Henry Werle President; Frank r.
Hammitt, Vice President, and G. w.
Cable Clerk.
/ still continue in the messenger bust
ness leaving PENIS Grove daily at TO- 20
until futher notice. Philadelphia office
441-443 Market st. Phone 382 Market.
FRANK DOLE. \
Rev. J. Tushingham's subject Sunday
morning in the Bethel M. P. Church will
be "What is that in thine hand;'' even
ing subject, "The visit of the DaySpring."
Luke 1:78-79.
Miss Anna Hunt, who has been assist
ing her brother Samuel M. Hunt in his
store, has returned to her home at Au-
burn. Mrs. Hunt has charge during Mr..
Hunts absence.
Mrs. Amy White had a quilt to fall on
the stove while she was up stairs on Mon
day. Smelling smoke she ran down and
found it ablaze. By energetic work a
big fire was hindered.
John Giblin just finished husking his
last years crop of corr on Wednesday.
He had it in shocks. The arrival of cold
weather in November, and the continuous
cold winter, hindered husking.
You will find at Johnson's Drng Store,
a fine line of toilet articles. The list
comprises preparations for the face,
hands, teeth and hair, also a full line of
perfumery, toilet waters, etc. \
The steamer Major Reybold, put in an
appearance on Wednesday morning, and
resumed her daily trips between Salem
and Philadelphia. She looks bright and
clean in her new coat of paint.
The steamer Ulrica resumed her trips
between Penn's Grove and Wilmington
this Friday morning. She will leave
Penn's Grove week days at 10 a. m. and
5p. m. Wilmington at 7.30 a. m. 3 D. no
Francis !. Dupont, known as Fanny
among the workmen ON Carney Point
has accepted the single Tax theory O
government and has written a book OF
Government by the People," which il
nog on sale.
The shad fishermen are ready for the
first arrival of shad. Several will leave
for the Bay next week. Southern shat
are in Philadelphia market. Roes retail
at from SOC to 81 each and bucks sell fo
40 to go cents.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist of 1853,
North Franklin Street, Philadelphia, will
be at his PeEn's Grove Office, Delawar
Avenue and Pitman Streets, every Fri
day. Grown and bridge work, filling
extracting and artificial dentures. AI
pointments by mail or otherwise.
Letters remaining uncalled for in tn
Penn's Grove Post Office March 2lst
Harvey Brooks, Isaac Fowler, VIM. II
Horner, Mrs. Isabella Jones, w. Kaudle
John Summers. Persons calling for til
above letters will please say, "Advertil
cd" J.. d. Whitaker, P. M
Eighty-fye cases of rubbers is our n
cord Of sales this season to date. If thel
was q better rubber boot made than th
Goodyear Glove brand. We'd have il
d. ID. LEAP.