The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-11
10 S.
The leaves are railing.

j.. V. Cfdrh ~ treating MS mousse 10
q fresh coat OF paint.
Is not the chestnut" racket already
"a chestnut? Then ring il in.
This is the harvest moon. # will be
full next Monday the 18th.
Now is the time 10 lay in your coal
while the dealers have plenty.
Pears and grapes are ripe ming.
There is a large crop of pears this year.
John Summerill Il Bro. have sold
over 25,0OO truck baskets this season.
Hon Capt. Whitaker is sporting "
new dark gray trotter which he procur-
ed in Salem.
Miss Bessie l.. Stull, returned to Sa-
I'm on Wednesday to Iesume her school
du;ies for the year.
Large QUANTITIES of sweet potatoes
are 20 beiilg shipped to Philadelphia
ON the trucklines.
The Peunsgrove school began on
Monday with about fifty pupils in each
OF the four departments.
Apples are plentiful this year and
the cider presses will undoubtedly run
faster than the Prohibition ticket.
Rev. Mr.. Roselle, Of Camden, will
preach in st. Pads NJ. 4. Church to-
l4iorrow, both morning and evening.
Gunners report reed birds to be mum
4rous but the price which they bring
is low. b-ing only 20 cents II dozen.
r. c. tarvin has been spending the
week at The State Fair in Virginia i'll
tie iutrrest Of the hon wagon com
!any.
Don't forget the Woodstown Fair
aext "Wednesday aud Thursday. EE-
cry farmer should take AN interest III
1t.
As glass jars for canning have been
scarce ). K. Leap & Son ANNOUNCES in
another column that they have plenty
of thea.
Postmaster Wm. s. Avis, brought II
81 Wish horse tfT the Major Reybold un
tuesday which has the appearance Of
b-ing speedy.
The RECORDS meion crop has been
very good this year. Thanks to all for
elieir favors and good wishes for IA pros
porous season.
Sucicts il compared to a pie, There
is All upper crust and \ lower crust,
sut the real strength and substance
lie betweea them.
Prof. SpWisler'S band which has
leen furnishing most excellent music
=. French's rink during the summer
aetL On the Asst.
Ii you wish to see yourselves AS 9TH
ers see you have Your photographs TAX
Ken at A Bceelrr7s, SO Market street,
Wilmington.
The excursion season is about q
over and NEST everybody is setting
down to work except those who have
been at it all the time.
). L. Shoemaker is packing sweet
pltatoes for VIA. Justice & Sons at the
PennSgrove depot. They are paying
81 SO a barrel for sweet potatoes.
Miss Harriet Vanneman, of Havre
de Grace, and Miss Leila Gerry, Of
Port deposit, Md, have been visiting
friends in Pemnsgrove during the week.
John Summeriil d Bro. had on eX-
lltIi, ion III tier store this week OF an
apple which weighed IL ounces. Ii
Mas picked off "A tne Oh then farm.
During this diy and dusty weather
onr accommodation l:v ny men Ltnni &
4 Peterson have kept the streets well
.prinkled in the business part of tie
town.
George Lawrence has had a very fine
rooster put over his poultry shop as a
sign. 1t is a genuine Democratic roos-
ter AZ it was painted by artist Cable
wlio knows how 10 do il.
Dr. II. johnson ard his two daught-
trs, Ella and Arete, left on Monday
morning for the Delaware Water Gap,
xliere they have been taking ia the
beautiful scenery during the week.
The peach crop is nearly over al
Though there are lots i'll the market
vet Which can be bought for from 40
To 80 cents a basket. The season is re-
ported To be a prosperous one for the
grower.
Rev. w. Margerum, President OF
tie salem County Temperance Alliance
informs us that the srmi-annual meet
'ng of the Alliance will he held in the
NJ. Z. Church, at WoOdstown, on
Wednesday, October, 18th.
Harry nougherty was leading Geo
4. Elk TOMS trotting mare Jennie
Eloore ! Monday when she became
manageable and flung him against a
fance bruising the side of his face bad
Ii, scratching his neck and causing
IN TO lay in sensible for nearly an
hour. "Mogy" is about again bu'
h.i ruby countenance is all out of pro-
portion.
John p. Leap has had his carpet
w-aving shop on Oak street torn down
ard IA new and much larger two story
oanding erected ON the site to accom-
nloiate tie large increase in the car
pUU weaving business. John is an ont
and out business uitn and believes IL
aashing things which lie does Will
81 : so.
.Tohn NJ. Bevis has threshed Iii
w,aat crop of the Harvest King va'ie'
~ vhich was introduced into this sec
ZION within the past two or three years
Y arms out much better than the
o.t arieties. Those wishing this new
k1- bid sc ,vbaat can puTPldsl