The Penn's Grove record., 1885-06-06
The farmers are busy.

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Spring hats aud bonaet5 at Mrs. J..
Sailors.
Rev. Anthony Atwood, Of Philadsl-
phfl was in town IN Wednesday.
w. H. Denny, the assessor, is now
busy taking the census and assessments.
The years work with many fisher
mea is over and now they will live in
ease the TEST Of The year.
johnson Post G. y. L. Of Salem wiz
make IN exc usion to Beverly on tie
Thomas Clyde on June ath.
The Sunday evening trlin on the
Delaware Il. L. b had ~ passengers
for Philadelphia Oh lat Sunday.
Sar. h Crispin has sod TO Joshua
Wible, Jr a small farm Of 1618-lO0
acres i'll Upper PENIS Neck for $500.
When you want a fire suit OF clothes
60 Oh. T. Munm q So, Market, ST.
Wilmington, and get Il Waterbury
watch.
1t will G @ lie bathing time ard the
boys should regard dycency to get far
punugh away from public view when
they take a sw m.
Pennsgrcve is becoming the resort OF
excursionists, Small Parties come
over from Wilmington to get the river
l,-,o,. ,,,9 It'll +Ta ,inL
The steamer Delaware began run
ming on Monday. Size leaves penns-
grove daily for Salem at 10 a. NJ. and
for Philadelphia at 5 2. NJ.
The FIRST Strawberries picked in this
section for market We're taken to Viii
nirgton, on Wednesday by John Diver.
They brought Is cents ii box.
The w. c. T. U. hold interesting
meetings in st. Pauls Church every
Thursday afternoon and Saturday
evening. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, the evangelist has
been holding revival meetings at Silver
brook NJ. L. Church, Wilmingtc2. Sic
visited friends at the Cove on Wednes-
day.
The $50 train on Tuesday morning
did not 60 out because of a LEAK in the
boiler Of No 2 locomotive. 1t Just ar
rive from the shop repaired two weeks
ago.
The census of the school children of
Peeunsgrove district has been compile
te by Walter S. Springer, the District
clerk. There are 305 children Of schoos
age in the district, a decrease Of II
siace last year.
The postal laws make the taking of a
newspaper and the refusal to pay for
the same, theft, and any person guilty
OF such an action is liable to cripinal
proceedings, the same rs if he ad
stolen goods to the amount of his sub
scription.
Nj French las engaged for the sea-
son the Cit zan's Rink band Of Wi'min-
gton to play in lis rink. The tizens
Rink closes this week. Prof. Spoasler,
the leader of the band is said to be one
Ofthe best cornetists in this country.
s. r. Leap was struck by Mr.. Say
er's horse and knocked down on Sum
day evening while crossing the road
from St. Pauls church but not hart bad
-ly. 1t was SO dark neither he nor the
driver could see the other.
The grass crop is reported to be M
usually light in Upper PENIS Neck
this year AMI also in other sections.
The wheat crop also will not be up 10
the usual yield. Many fields are At
tackled with the smut and the fly which
gives them the appearance q a hail
storm having passed over them.
straw berry festivals are now IN full
bloom. The ladies of the NJ p. church
OF Bridgeport gives one there this even
ing Saturday. Viola Council, No.
-, Jr o. e. \. N. will hold theirs in
Odd Fellows IIdl, P%ennsgroye, ON next
Saturday evening Jane 18Th. 1h en-
tftI s;a oi Si}l tol1 "a stra fb-rtJ ie5-
Iiral NJ The Leatral S~elioolhousr on sat
WiAy tterloon dnd evening Of June
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