The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-17
4 D L L II, 1856.
LOCALS

1iie new DloOu III tne wagon ldCbOIy
will no doubt make it hum.
Edward Smith Jr., now has charge
Of VIM. Divers delivery wagon.
\ The Prohibition Band has died
sabornin'. Nodry music to be had ?
VIM. V. Layton will enter on duty
as clerk on the steamer Mccall on NJ IA
day.
Capt. Strowbridge's two steam bar
ges of Auburn are at Btrber's ship yard
under going repairs.
George Blkinton has had an apart
mept fitted up for an Office in the base
ment OF his residence.
Tie steam yacht Helen, Capt. Frank
Cunningham, has been launched and is
now ready for service.
Joseph Divers DR.. and Joseph Moore
have had their houses frightened in APP
pearance by a coat of paint.
Belford G. Wood has purchased q lot
of Lydia G uest on Wissakickon avenue
and is now greetings house thereon.
Egerybody's Picnic on Thursday was
a success. There WAS Il large number
Of people in the woods to enjoy the oe-
casion.
The horse to Blohm's Ice wagon got
away with Dan Leonard on Monday.
Mr.. L. got a sprained wrist aud has
been unable to be Oh dufy.
The lot at the junction Of the rail
road and Pitman street, the estate of
JAS. 5. Hannah, deceased, WAS sold on
tie 81 to the heirs for S109.
Early Jersey tomatoes have been ta-
ken to the Wilmington markets for
nofe than a week by the early truck
etq in this vacinity.
A special train win leave Ponnsgroye
next Thursday night at IL O'Clock to
accommodate those li.ing along the
railroad who wish to attend the Red
Mems celebration.
Presiding Elder Gaslltll viii preach
IN Emmanuel (Briek) Church next
Thursday evening END, inst, und on
sabbath morning 18th, Hey. w. A. Al
len, OF pennsyiile, will preach.
All members OF Nikomis tribe No.
~ Of Red Men are requested by the
lodge 10 meet at the wigwam tomorrow
evening Sunday at $50 p. NJ. to at
tend Emmanuel NJ. E. Church In body.
Peaches las been in our local mark
llet during the waek. On Monday we
saw Mat.y Kiger, of Warrington,
drive through town with the first Jer-
sey peaches we have seen, and also some
1iie apples.
There was q special session of Salem
County Orphans Court on Monday.
Judges, Plummer, Wood and Hitclmer
were present. Beside appointing guar
dams, but little business was transac-
ted.
II c. Parvin has formed q stock COM
pany of his iron wagon manufacturing
business 10y admitting into partnership
| is foreman John, B. Hutchinson and
William t. Garrison. 1t will now be
Iun under the name of the parvin
Iron Wagon Company.
The big day will be next Thursday
day Gbenthe Red Men turn out. Take
care If your scalps for these fellows
have a great reputation for taking them.
1t would he advisable for all WHO car
to wear wigs to save their genuine
scalp
The sturgeon fishing season has clos
ed and from all reports it has been q
very successful one. Belford G. Woods
two boats caught $40 fish. The high
est boat caught 276 fish. He bought
234 fish making 742 he handled FROM
he got lis kegs Of cayiare. lie
scashed about S220o.
Kille & Shoemaker, our enterprising
butchers had two very unruly steers on
Monday. One when put on the boat
mt New Castle did not stop bat went on
overheard into the river and had to be
ished out. The other broke loose on
the Pennsgrove pier and caused people
to scramble, Thomas Murphy had a
very narrow escape from being gored.
At the meeting Of the To- d of Free
holders on "Wednesday, snry Barber,
Edward Bassett and j. X. Justice were
appointed a committee to view the Up
per Canal Bridge aud report at the next
meeting what was necessary and the
best way to make the bridge ready for
travel. We will all have the bridge in
otle sweet after Bit" Isn't it IA con-
collation.?
Farmers who wish to retain their
boys at home, and render them to con-
tented, are reminded that this is the
season to give them ONE encourage
ment. Give them plots Of ground to
chi eate for their own benefit, and
young mails to raise for their very
own, and will soon find they are
Interested in lsrm work. with &c wish
to leave their rural homes. Hardly
any plan better than this "a be adopt
ed to induce boys to remain at home
aud become Industrious, skillful, and
progressive h~usbandmen. Let fathers
who would keep their sens from un-
2aftaiu oecel4tta what las been
ug esled