The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-31
Hot.
Hotter.
Hottest,

Is the universal opinion about the
the weather on Thursday and Friday.
The cupola on the Pennsgrove school
house is beingrepaired.
Miss Matte White, Of BridgetOn is
visiting at John Patterns.
Bay parties for pleasure and fishing
now afford a pleasant vacation
We have heard of ripe weter melons
I'm the vecinity Of Sw~eoesb0ro.
Don't forget the Pe21sgrove Bands
excur sion next Thursday the 5sh.
Fresh garden vegetables can ba had
at Kille 81 Shoemaker's butcher shop,
An excursion from Thoroughfare
ome to Penusgrove next Wednesday.
Jersey cautaloupes from along Rae
coon creek are in the Philadelphia mar
ket
Miss Annie Casper, Of Salem, has
been spending e week at I. z. Wal
ker's.
Misses uaunsh aud Aunie Naylor
are spending d few weeks at Atlantic
City.
THIS will be The great ~ Die crop
ve.r. The early TX ere plentiful and
cheap.
Go with the Cove Sunday School on
their picuic pext Wednesday In Divers
Woods.
Daniel V. Surom4ril, Sr., had Tain-
able horse to Gle very suddenly on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Molly Given and her oaughtet
Helen, Of Salem, aTe visiting at John
SummeriN & Bros
A Young Women's CtTlstisn Tent
lsrunce Union has been or9auized II
Penusgrove with twenty iour Telnbers.
Ex-Edltov W. u. Conrt oH, Tn.
Davis end Simon Cunningham started
for the bay on "Wednesday to speiid q
week.
There WIS an excursion OF colored
and part coloved people IN the Grove
on Wednesday from Philadelphia and
Salem.
Harry Smith, has purchase! tte
Pennsstove newspaper route Of Harry
Carts and Is now sscving the news to
our citizens. Carly gees back Ga the
Paulsh,ro route.
T'hia asst wits The ~t!iiTtesntt time ne
9th of July hss sa,len 81 Sunday dur
log the nineteenth century. The
wears we're 1862, 1855, 1915, 1924, 1885,
1911, 1877, 1852, 1853, 1863. 1875, 1880
and 1886.
The Emmanuel u. i. Sunday-schoo
bold their annual p;cnic in Divers
Woods Oh HeAt "Wednesday, Au@e5t
4tIi. All are invited TO turn out AID
spend a. pleasant day In the woods as
the Penasgroye Band will be present
to furnish music.
While the steameg Thomas Clyde,
was at the Pc. I5g,ove pier last S&5nr-
day AFTERNOON tbs gang riaua bsoke
while several pesGons wore walking
IL. They had II narrow escape from
boing precipit.ted into Tue river cut
fortunately they escaped excepting one
man who got partly wet.
Friends ~,ifcular meeting will held
to- morrowinG, FiTst-day, Eight Month
lst, at tte p~aigiuktown meeting house
under the direction of Joel Borton, Jr.,
NStaan Thorn, Elizabeth b. Atkinson,
William w 1nder, Elizabeth B. Cdwiey,
Edwin A. Holmes, Jehn G.. Baton,
and William T. HiliiaId.
IL would be better If slaughter houS
ca and pig pens were kept III u better
condition this warni weather. The
offensive odor is very annoying on
some days. A very little amount OF
litter or v 8 road dirt would remedy
the offenso end add to the ccnfoi5 OF
the citizens. Where is the Board of
Healthy
The Fire Association Insurance Co.
of Philadelphia, through JOS. q, sum
merrill, it's agent, has handed NJ. Geo.
w. Hewitt It's check for the Insurance
money or his property witch WAS de-
ssroyed by are on the 7Jb lust. This
Company is one OF tire eldest and best,
and is rapidly growing IL favor with
iasuring pablo.
The fine sloop Lena Rowland which
~ flushed III hard wood. from NorSolE,
Coun., has been anchored Off ponns'
lrovo the past three week. Tho past
two years sha has Com iieie and Giael
a load OF water melons on East. She
expects to take 4 load this ye,sr but ar
rived q little previous aud viii have q
wait till they grow.
All Brazilian Remedies ~ ~. D. Bob.
bins's Drug Store, p~ennssroSe.
The committee of Freebolders, Mes
srs. Barber, Bassett and Justice, hsS'
inspected and considered the best plan
10 rebuild the Upper Caual Bridge and
have decided that u 45-foot draw wi
be best As the old PIVOT in the sa'
lem bridge can be used and some o. th'
old lumber can be used it is though
best TO net have II -eouils BY contract
More in II that way you know.
BraziiAn ISlla cures Dsainess.-lec.