The Penn's Grove record., 1885-07-04

st. Ciair viii furnish excellent music
next Wednesday evening ut Pierce's
Commencement in Odd FelleWs' Hall.
The 4th of July will be celebrated at
St. Pauls NJ. &. Church on Sunday
evening when the pastor, Rev. G. 81
vim, will preach from the subject,
Thoughts relating to American Lib
erty."
The new steamer Brandywine does
not come up to the expectation of the
builders. to run 20 miles per hour.
The engine Is built powerful enough
but the boat is built too light to stand
it.
The reason some Of our subscribers
did not get theirpaper sooner last week
was because the packages broke open
| in the mail bag and were sent back to
de redirected. They will be tied more
securely hereafter.
IOlslCh titob dIC iCRO1 bNu ~ W I4t3AAA
full in Brand, wine creek, but are dilI.
| cult TO catch because so many locusts
fall into the water and keep them SO
well fed that they will not touch the
bait.
The P~ennsgroye Cornet Band will
hold their Picnic in Divers Woods
On Tuesday July 14th. a special in
yitation is extended to all the Sunday
school and the public i'll general to
| come out and have a good time.
The first early potatoes shipped from
Pe~nnsgrove this season were Ia
ken to Wilmington on the Mccall last
Friday week. They were u fine lot Of
about 100 baskets shipped by James r.
Thompson, Robert Cross and jacob
Frank.
Thomas Naylor and S!mpkins Bros,
are talking about having a street open
ed through tier respective properties
Just above the railroad leading from
Main street through to Depot street,
which, if done, will open up some very
| desirable building lots for sale.
ST. Pauls Sunday School made an eX-
cursiou to Beverly Park III Monday on
the steamer S. \. Mccall. About 200
went along to enjoy thetIip, which was
pronounced to he one of the most de-
iightful trips ever made from PenS-
grove. The school cleared about $40.
| by the excursion, besides having d good
time.
VIM. Taylor, formerly of the Woods
town Register but now Of the Fail
Church, Va Register, vas in town on
Saturday and gave us Il pleasant call,
leaving ii copy of his bright new sheet
with AN invitation to X. Mr.. L. IS
well pleased with the prospect i'll His
new Geld. We wish him success.
Three Of Thu finest steers ever brought
to PennsgIrye 10 be butcLered came
eff the "I;eyboldn Thursday morning.
They were for our popular butchers G..
Y. Dolbow & Son. They Were fattened
on the farm Of Miles Clark six miles
back OF Delaware City and weighed
lespecI lively 1913, 1900, 1894 pounds
Denslen, the druggist, has two young
crows that lie is teaching civilization
ana domestication. The distressed
venaer of ip-ctc may often 6e seen
chasing his interesting pets with a long
pole from tree to tree through Bridge
port. One young lady from the city
thought they were imported birds and
admired their songs. IL. III ConS:ita-
ton.
A change in the railroad timetable
went into effect last saturday. The
early nurHing train leaves Ptnnsgroye
now at 6 IS. The nooG train leaves
Philadelphia now ut II. 40. The others
run the same. The Sunday trains have
changed. They leave Pennsgrove at
40 \. NJ. and $50 p. NJ: philadel-
phia at 7.45 A. NJ. and 6.45 p. NJ.
On Wednesday evening July 8th
Mrs. II. 4. Lore, a returned mission
AIRY from South America and India, and
the NJ. L. Conference Secretary of the
Womeh's Foreign Missionary Society
will lctuIe in Emanuel Lbriek NJ. T..
Church on Missionary work under tie
auspices of the w. L, III. 5. of that
Church. All are cordially invited.
Tue ). NJ. FELTON, has been 80 extern
sively repaired that she may be said 10
by practically rebuilt. Her achiLery
has been thoroughly oyerhauled, new
decks lave been put III, ard she has
been furnished with anew pilot hoLsc.
lie saloons have been handsomely Ie-
carpeted and the furniture prettily up
holstered. What she IS going to do
this summer is not yet made known.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at PennsgroVe, n. j., June 3OLh,
1885: Mrs. E. j. Bacon, Mrs. Emma
Weemaels, Annie NJ. Woliug, Miss n.
murphy, Publisher ''Bapern Friend"
Henry q. Bromm, Samuel &. Curriden,
WIN. II. Jess, Jas. II. Keen, b. T.
Charles Porter, Charley Richen, Jacob
B. smith, John r, Stewart. Persons
calling for the above letters will please
say "a1yertised".
+. S. Barber, p. NJ.
Satisfaction Everywhere.