The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-24
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two weeks aud is now confined to his
bed.
William z. Denny begins to erect
his new carriage factory to-day. Sue
cess to him.
Misses Victoria Bowen and Lillian
L ,stlack, OF Ctmlen, are whiting at
j. ID. Tortun's-
Rev. w. A. Allen, of Pennsville
will preach at Emmanuel Church to-
morrow morning.
The steamer River Belle, Captain
Trui t is the vayorite boat with the
bridgeport people.
Miss Alice Clay, OF Frederick, and
Mrs. King, Of Baltimore, Nd, are visi-
ting nj Dr. Grof's.
Mosacca Cornet Band make their
fifth annual excursion to Atlantic City
on Friday August 18Th.
William Justice It Sons, Of Pedrick-
: town, irave purchased tie sloop Rio
Granle touse in their trade.
John Summerill 81 Bro. are receiving
large quantities of eilling thread from
Ireland for next spring fishing.
Tie tomato patches rougiinut the
county have a fine prospect for Il
large crop. the wet weather suit"
the =.
A small q nrgorn was taken on the
Major ReyboId ut PPuns,rove on
Thursday. II locked rs II 1t were the
last Of the So; 'pn.
james 3. mmerili, who has been
very sick for two WEEKS from the a
tick of hem 1rch ,ge of the stomach Is
getting better slowly.
The sleap Priscilla, Capt. Maurice
IIiilman, will carry truck from Cour-
fe's Landing TO Wilmington this sea-
son, beginning August 2nd.
The ,iame of the steam pleasure
yacht which is for public service under
Tue charge of Capt. Frank Cunning
ham, has been charged TO Estel'e.
The steamer Mccall expects to mike
IN afternoon excursion each Wednes-
DIV Down the river, leaving I~'ennsgrove
at 2 30 and returning about 40
Rev. james Rogers, Of Merchants
will >, Will speak in Odd Fellows Hall,
P~ennsgrove, on Prohibition, on next
Monday evening week, August 2nd.
w. l. Tayler, of Woodstown Regis
Ger, Wa in to vn IN Thursday to wit
ness the Red Mems celebration and
gave ms a welcomed and appreciated
call.
Pennsgrove is booming. A marble
yard, u wagon factory, and the present
prospects Of "A glass ( Glory all in IL
year, should give it a tremendous rusl:
forward.
John Jordan, ef Eagletown, is said
TO have one of the finest sweet potato
and water melon patches in the town.
ship. Wide awake truckers and early
crops are no rarity in that section.
J. 4. Mullin & Son, of Wilmington,
IN another column announce the reduc-
tiou of ten per cent. in their summer
clothing. 1t is Il relisble clothing house
and none can be pleased better than
there.
The Prohibit ion Band is said not to
be dead but progressing and will
show itself when an opportunity
comes. All will have lots of free
music to make their hearts glad in the
['sweet after Bit,
The horse of Alfred S,l.inn, Auburn
became unmanageable at Union Corner
on Thursday evening during the pa
rade but was finally got under CONTROL
after one wheel of the buggy was
amaged some.
On Wednesday afternoon while
.Vm. Justice & Sons mill wagon was
being turned in the road at Union
Corner the four mule team became UNI
manageable and turned the wagon
over on its side. No damage wa
done further than breaking the tongue.
Mrs. Ann Clark, wife Of Thomas
Clark, had "A turn of heart disease or
paralysis while in Pennsgrove on
Thursday evening and lay very low in
Cooper Il Prices millinery stole until
early Friday morning when she got
better and was taken home, but remains
very low.
Frank b. Naylor, our genial hard
ware dealer, wishes all TO know that
suffering from the heat in hot weather
ly those who have to labor over hot
eook stoves can be avoided by purchas-
ing an oil stove of which he has a varie-
~ of The Adams & Westlake make.
Call and see them.
On Wednesday evening a race on
rollers was skated in French's rink for
- silver medal prize of championship.
There were Eve contestants in the race:
Harry Smith, Edward J.. Fawcett, Os-
Car Willett, George Claypoole and
Charles Munion. The distance skated
was a mile. The winner was f. J.
Fawcett and Harry Smith second.
THE rink wa crowded with spectators
10 witness The race which vas closely