The Penn's Grove record., 1906-12-07
some are busy tying Christmas green's.

e. SAFE near otIduShSh
property of the late Chalkley SomefS
Some are busy tying Christmas greens.
Rev. R. B. Stephenson will preach at
Il bum on Sunday.
Me northwest winds for some weeks
, We made low tides.
sweet potatoes are keeping padly.
e best are worth 50 a barrel.
Barber and Turner received two barge
dis, 1870 tons of coal this week.
Christmas greens are being shipped.
ev are worth from $1.40 to $l.5O per
.undred yards.
Before buying your Jewelry for Christ
: presents examine d. Sheets's stock"
robert S. Diver will quit farming be-
Use of continued ill health. john
F~eatherer will move onto his farm.
Warren Risner has built a tenant house
, his farm zeal Perkintown. Samuel
,uson. OF Penn's Grove will move
.I rein and do Mr.. Risner's trucking.
brushes, combs, fine scans, negfhiiiisGTes
+oiIcA.~~.3ftfson5 Drup store. las
he Rev. W. G. Meyer, former Pasuo4
3D. St. Pauls Church, and Mrs. Meyer
ere seriously burned by the ignition OF
b moving picture film in Paramount,
nm.
Professor Charles J. Baxter, State
o~ervisor of Public Instruction has rem
0ered an opinion that hereafter fumiga-
of schools must be done by the local
ID Of Heath 5s 2 e"' "0 - tn Local
he small ponds were frozen over
Friday morning for the first time
y season. A northwest gale came on
2'oAday evening and pulled the tempera-
'4'a down to 40 on Tuesday morning.
Ae much ice and considerable ice along
-oe River shore.
OR SALE-Twelve bicycles for from
~ VIZ o. \ DOtF1.
)seph Armstrong, the tender at
#" ks Bridge, had a narrow escape from
wing on Wednesday. While tend
jhe draw he fell over board between
bridge and Capt. w. P. Wright's
but was rescued by a deck hand
e was going down for the third time.
/ !torney General Robert S. McCarter
decided that the fiscal year for all
rds OF Chosen Freeholders begins
lary LIST, and that the Boards are EN-
d to make appropriations for lawful
lty purposes at any meeting called
hat purpose. The annual meeting
Alem county has been the second
Anesday i'll May.
olins, banjos, guitars and mandolins
L. Sheets's. \
tanner who lives within four miles
ms Grove was in town last week
die first time in three years, and
'e great improvements in that time
h were very striking to him. Since
rec rural delivery of mails farmers
OF come to town SO often, but thew
the newspapers more. That shows
i%reater need of merchants advertis-
bite Pine Cough Baisam, the best
" . l1nhC hnh nAI1p 90 IoI-- d"
3'ev. Harry S. Kidd has moved his fam
rom Quinton to PENIS Grove into
i"ard H. Keen's house, on Main Street
state. Mr.. Kidd has had a success
Ministry Of three years at the Baptist
'8rch IN Quinton and served a previous
there as the first resident pastor.
Kidd is a live, active minister. We
him abundant success in his new
at1rate on his native heath.
atches, rings, breast pins, cut glass.
rntaln pens, and silver articles in
10y Tor Christmas presents to be had
Sheets's, Penn's Grove. X
R HATs-Go TO Dubell the halter,
2 East Third Street, Wilmington.
est stock and lowest price in that
wing secured the agency for Turner
Electric Laundry, l solicit your
mage. Family wash a speciality at
dozen. MAYHEM JOHNSON.
t 245 Main Street.
ok best, last longest, prices to suit
nlng.s photographs, 307 Market
t, Wilmington. *2eow.
Hyenir post cards of PENIS Grove a
atty at Johnson's drug store. X
FIcE-All members of Nokomis
No. 70, are requested to meet at
y Wlgwam on Sunday evening, Deem
ia, at z { O'Clock to attend services at
'ethel Church.
VIM. P. SHoURDs, C. of R.