The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-04
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always p~atronize W. +. Walker.
The evenings are getting much Ion
ger. Church begins o at $50 p N
Rev. G. Elviu will preach on TEN
torrance" tomorrow night at St. paul
Church.
The tug Falrmount now lows the
Cove, Pennsgrove, and Dolbow's Laud.
ing truck lines.
The steamer Mccall is carrying
large quantities of truck to the vii.
mington markets.
Thomas Hunt has moved into the
house adjoining tire old Hall made va
cant by Benz. Dilks.
Capt. Aladdin Dole is home. He has
had Il new fence erected i'll trout of J.
v. Clark's residence.
Buy your tin cans for preserving
fruit of +. i. Naylor, our reliable and
enterprising TIN man.
Charles DIVER who went home
with Charles W. Norton on q visit is
too sick To return home.
The Major Reybold bore her flags at
half HAS OH "Wednesday because OF the
death of the boiler inspector.
Miss liza Brooks, Of Philadelphia
whose father use to keep the Canal
Light, is visiting friends in Pennsgrove
On Sunday afternoon sixteen men
III bicycles came from Alillville TO
Pennsgrove aud boarded the Thomas
9lyde.n
The County convention of tie w. C..
r. L, OF 5 lem County, will be held
at ShIrp;own ON Thursday, september
23d.
Conductor Frank S~iinpkins, who had
heen-off duty fT a week on account uf
sickness, resumed his duties on We'd
ziesday.
Miss Maggie p. Billerl,ack, who has
sntn at Ocean Grove during the sum
1ncr has beer, VISITING friends in Peuns-
grove the iIaSt week.
Tlnnras &. SunmerIll, after three.
weeks illness, died OF typhoid fever on
Tue slay evening. The funeral took
3 ace yesterday afternoon.
The Delaware River railroad is rails.
ing the emb"nkmcnt over the pauls-
laro meadows SO as to protect the track
=igainst future meadow ovel flows.
Denny brothers have purchased the
nmaining half interest III the steamer
S. \. Mccall for $4,000. They are
Low the sole owIier of the b ,at
Josiah n. Brick and John NJ. Sprii-
ger arr the executors of the will of the
late Charles Elkin'ou. According TO
tht will all the property is to be SOLD.
The Salem Coua,y Prohibition Con-
>enti0u for the nomination III ii can
d date for Assembly in This County
VIII be held IN The Opera HOUSE,
Wo0datown on next "Wednesday, the
Stii.
The second crop Of grass is large,
NEARLY AS large as he first crop was in
~ me Instances for past years. Some
have had Il good crop of grass among
III. wheat stubble which is Il rare
occurrence.
The acting Secretary OF the Treas
airy has appointed new keepers to tine
follow ing light HOUSES; CInistiana,
W. H. peeney; Caaal Light, George
Shropshire; and Port Penn range, q.
W Duncan.
j. L. Layton's ealing house in Viii
inrngtpn is becoming 50 popular that
larger accommodations will he needed
soon. You get Your moneys worth
every time there and all who 90 on &C
will 60 again.
Many who drive do not know that
the law gives tie right of way to pc
drstrianS. A man Of woman WIN is
crossing the street is not obliged TO
look out for the ma who is dri wing Il
team, but just the reverse
The Prohibit ion nominating conven-
ton for this district will he held to-
day in Camden to nominate IA candi-
date for Congress. Messrs. L. Pierce
j. W era It, and II. NJ. Flanagan are
the delegates to the convention from
this township.
Prof. Pierce has engaged rs his as
tistant for the coming term, Miss
Norma Seaton, of Philadelphia, who
teaches piano, organ and violin. She
is said to be Il performer of merit on
tile violin. The fall term begius about
September 18th.
Rev. j. w. Grant will begin to-
morrow to preach a series of ermons
on the ten commandments. At 2 Il. NJ.
he will speak from the first, Worship
one God" Exodus 90, 4. In the eyeh-
ing he will preach from the second
''Sin of Idolatry,"
List of Letters remaining in the
Ienusgroye Post Office Tor the month
ending August 3lst Joshua Atkin,
James W. Freas, William Jess, Charles
Lizard, Sallie Newkin, Alice Phillips,
Frank site, Jno. Spencer Wells.
The law says it is the duty Of all
road uverseers to remove during Al
gust aud September the briefs, ihlstles,
weeds growing on the highways of
their respective districts, and also to
clear out aud open all drains or bitches
along or across The roads.
IN saturday evening when The
''Wnl,key train was on its EaA down
it struck one cow OF g lealt ahici'
WAS brif.g driven across the Naca 'f-
,or Bridgeport. The COW was E'ied
Instantly and thrown llity Ityt aei"as
.tct iuto Tire meadow,