The Penn's Grove record., 1908-08-28

One more week of vacation.
Election notices appear in this issue,
Schools begin on Monday, September
9TH.
81 a barrel is being paid for sweet po'
tatoes at Pedricktown.
Harry Wood has broken ground fol
a home OH Walnut Street.
The Changers of Salem county held
their picnic to-day at PENIS Grove.
Mr.. A.. G. Pedrick has bought Mr..
Smith Wolling's restaurant on Penn
Street.
Charles Cook has moved into Jacob
Shoemaker's house vacated by Mr..
MIR, Charles P. Locke.
Emmanuel Sunday School will hold a
picnic in Divers Grove next Thursday
September Sd.
H. S. Justice is repairing his shipping
station at Penn's Grove, to be ready to
barrel sweet potatoes.
We could not choose between the two
best tailoring lines, so We have both.
The best picking is now. d. d. Leap. n
Goldey Business College, Wilmington,
is one of the best in this region. If in
terested read adv. and send for catal ogue.
The New Castle County Fair, near
Wilmington should draw a large patr on
age from New Jersey. See partic ulars
in another column.
A new iron fence has been erected in
front of Emmanuel Cemetery, which
greatly improves the appearance OF the
yard.
For this and next week all of our SOC
''Mothers Friend" Boys Waists for 35c
and the Toe and 81 waists for SOC D. D.
Leap.
Mr.. Joshua Thorp fell off of Asa G.
Justices building while painting on
Tuesday, cutting and b~ruising himself
about the body.
Golden Orangeade, SC, at Johnson
Drng Store.
Tho stern paddle wheel steamer For
tuna has been plying between Penn's
Grove and Wilmington for a week since
the shaft in the Ulrica was broken. She
makes as good time as the Ulrica.
| wish to inform my patrons that |
will not be around to collect laundry dur
ing the Fall and Winter months, but all
laundry may be left at Johnson's Drug
Store on Monday and the same will re-
ceive prompt attention. MAYHEM JOHN
SON. 8-24-4t 4
The Democrats Of Upper Penns Neck
and Penn's Grove Borough will meet in
Lanning's livery office Saturday evening
29th, to nominate a candidate for Chosen
Freebooter and the Borough Democrats
will nominate candidates for Council.
The cold northeast storm which began
Tuesday night continued all day We'd
nesday and Thursday and made fires
necessary for comfort. Much rain fell
and gave the farmers two days relaxation
In their work. Corn was blown down.
A conference of Democrats was held in
Woodstown on Tuesday when it was de-
cided to put forth the following named
persons for the primary nominations:
Senator, former Sheriff William johnson,
OF Salem: Assembly, John Shade OF Pole
Tavern; Sheriff, Freebooter Clayton L.
Batten, of Pennsville.
The tomato cropis short in both Della.
ware and Maryland, as we'll as in New
Jersey. That should warrant a higher
price, than l5c a basket for the best
which is equal to So a ton, but the Balti-
more Gamers say that last year their
goods were all sold as O a canned but
this year they will have to hold their
goods for a market.
The white potatoes have become the
leading and most profitable crop in the
easterINand southern end of Salem coun-
ty. The crop this year has been large
variety. 1t has been estimated that the
shipments from Elmer, Woodstown
Salem and other stations in those regions
have exceeded 200 ear loads. The price
has ranged from 81 to s.. 10 a barrel, with
an average of about So, 45. The seasons
crop is valued at 5000, 600.
Golden O~rangeade, delicious and re
freslling. For sale at JoEnson's Drug
Store.
Educate yourself to save money by
opening an o in the Savings De-
partment OF the PENIS Grove National
Bank. 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter-
est compound %semi-annual and you can
draw OH IA days notice. n