The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-28
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This is the last week of summer,

This Is tue last week OF summer.
When you have nothing to say, say
II.
Capt. Robert Dole arrived home last
Saturday.
Peach stains can be removed by pow
dered chalk.
The tug Harry Schauble. Jr., tows
the truck line from Pennsgrove.
Edward Dolbow has opend a meat
shop opposite Denny & Bros. store.
Job Barber expects to build himself
q new house on Penn street soon.
W. II. Compton now has a position
as compositor on the Woodstown Mon
ilor.
The new NJ. E. Church at Peuns-
vile is building. 1t win have al 800
pound bell
The pollen of tho common rag weed
is said to provoke hay fever to more
development.
The Y. W. C. T. L. held "a wise
pip festival and socIable in Elkinton S
grove, on Wednesday evening.
The Delaware peach crop this year is
reported TO be both inferior in quality
and quantity to last years yield.
The fist car load Of water melons
was shipped from Pennsgrove depot on
Tuesday. Job Bevis is tho shipper.
II, C. Parvin is now On the road
nearly all the time travelling In the
interest of the Parym Iron Wagon
Company.
The many friends Of Mrs. Eailic
Price, who has been sick some tiue,
will be pleased to know she is improy-
ing in health.
All the citizens Of this vacinity who
Sisit WILMINGTON will do well 10 visit
J. u. Laytons eating house tor Il meal
or a plate of ice-cream.
W dttT fiitiAJiiS ilihC OC'H HFitiiip q
from s., to $40. per llundr d during
the week aud sweet pototatoes from
IS to 80 cel.ts per basket.
Ex-Assemblyman Henry Coombs is
credited with saying that Capt.
Whitaker will lie again nominated aud
reelected to- the Assembly.
The Cove truck line of bnats legan
running On Saturday tut the freight
has been light daring HE week as has
also the fleigi,t on the P~ennsgrove line.
The Woodstown FAIR is two weeks
fr III next "Wednesday and Thursday.
Those who Intend making entities at
the lair rlIould do So as early as possible.
The newspapers are print, d, for u
the people and care more for he peopl"
where they are printed, than al the out
side world. Still they can't suit every
body.
Next week IL the, last u of thu
clildren's vacation before school begins
Boys and girls make good use ut it and
get all the iui, you can before work
begins.
Capt. James Denny has II of Il 9
pr-tties residences in P~rnnsgrove since
lac has had u mansard roof pIt on ii
AMI been bri shtened up with u nice
painting.
The Salem County Prntectivee Ass-
citation, No 2, III P~cnnsgrave, will hold
Il meeting in Ayis's Band room on next
Saturday Afternoon Sept. 4th, AT 4 o.
clock p. IN.
Benjamin Diiks received a position
as engineer cn the Holly Beach and
Amslesaa railroad about two wet ks
ago. His family moved to Holly
Braci on Friday.
Charles +. Barber IS doing a good
business with his grisJ mill since h
put it in his factory. The mill will
grind 30 busliel of corn an hour. IL
will be n growing business.
Rev. w. W. Margerum will preach
tomorrow morning un the Scriptural
mode Of keeping holy the Sabbath lay.
The text will he taken from Isaiah
5Sth chapter and 18Th verse.
ID. ID. Lap, who has greatly improv-
ed his business since the dissolution,
through his enterprise, now carries a
good stock Of %seasonable clothing. lie
sells the noted So Douglas shoes.
Mis-. Jos. G French, Mrs. Chand er,
Mrs. Herons. Mrs. huntington, and
Mrs. Schaffer, comprised II party OF
Pemnsgrove ladies who were registered
at the "Albion," Atlantic City, last
week.
y partial eclipse of the sun, lasting
half an hour, viii C on the morn
ing Of August 20, beginning shortly
after sunrise. As it falls On Sunday
morning, it is not probable that nIaiIy
will not see it.
Get your exhibit ready for the Woods
town Fair II may not be the best but
1t will 60 to Increase the Fair, You
mag have had an exhibit last year OF
the I'm work. Take it again as hun
dre,ls will I've there that were not last
year.
job Barbee has Iut a planer and
nrulning machine in G. z. Barber's
factory. This kind of work a now
b- done in this town that use to be
done els-weere. job, all honor to yod
for introducing the first planer IA
l~ennSgrOve.
The truck line from Pedrick,own
and Bridgeport have been loaded down
the past week with water melons. TIE
vines are dying in those sections, more
So than la this neiehborh"od. The