The Penn's Grove record., 1886-07-03

Raspberries are ripe,

ms are arriving.
Fourth of July tomorrow. BE ready
to celebrate it@On Monday.
The season for Woodcock shooting
- opened OF Thursday.
Several pleasure yachts have anchorr
ed off Pennsgrove the past week.
Mr.. Samuel Slleble's family, of Phil
a~delphia have moved into their cottage.
The first excursion of the season to
pennsgrove came from Camden Oh
Monday.
Some persons broke into Pemberton
lierce's music store on Sunday night
and stole 81.
Pennsgrove has n young man who
bits fare to rival Josh Billings reputa-
ton for spelling.
Thu Red Men intendto have a picnic
in Elkiton's Grove on Thursday, July
end.
Nothing is good but that it might be
. better; and he who sells the best wins
the trade.
The steamer S. A. Mccall maxi 3
daily tips now between Pennsgroye
and Wilmington,
Prof. Sponsler's band, of Whining
ton, began its season at FrenclI's rink
III Tuesday evening.
Forty i've probaticner's were admit
ted to full membership of the st.
Pauls Church last Sunday.
james b. Given and Mary Shoemak-
or have been again chosen teachers of
the Auburn school for next year.
Rev, AathonY, Atwp i, Of Philadel-
nhIa, well known IN this section is
growing very feeble with age,
The steamer S. A Mccall will make
trips every hour between Iennsgrove
ana Wilmington on Monday 9TH.
Eikinton brothers will closed their
pool room IT'S they have rented The room
to the Prohibition League.
The bone Of contention has been de
cidcd without Il doubt to be tie jaw
bone OF a wo-- We meall the jaw
bone.
Women should learn to drive nails
and then Il WON'T have to loose II
half a days work to help her hang pic
ture.
The steamer Thomas Clyde now
leave9 Pennsgroye daily at 10 O'Clock
fer Augustine pier and Woodland
DracIl.
Very interesting meeting were held
In Emmanuel church last Sunday un-
der the direction of Miss Lizzie Sharp,
the evangelist.
The steamer Rcybold on her down
trip from Philadelphia on Sunday, lam
ded 800 excursionists at Pennsgrove
who returned on tile steamer Thomas
Clyde.
William Dolbow is breaking George
II. Elkinton's Othello colt which has
promise ofspeed Us its, mother Jennie
Moore, could go a 2.35 gait in her best
days.
The schooner J. r. p. Moore, arriv-
ed on Wednesday at the Cove with ia,
900 shingles and go, 900 feet of lumber
from Washington, N. c., for JOAN
Summerill & Bro.
The Women's Christian Temperance
Union now hold their Saturday night
public meetings in their reading room
over Kille & Shoemaker butcher shop
as tho evenings are SO short and pleas,
amt that but few attend to hold it in
the churches. TALf4wLG |
William p. Denny has purcha ell a
lot of ground of the Simpkins brothers
ut the function of Church street and
Railroad avenue. lie will move Iii
wheel wright shop there and enlarge.
bis facilities so as to engage in carriage
making.
The trustees of Pennsgrove public
school have chosen The following teach
ers for next year: II. j. Shoemaker,
principal, Miss Belle j. Alioway, first
Intermediate; Miss Hattie L. Hoffman
second intermediate; Mrs. Annie +.
Barber, primary.
The past week has been cool for hay
harvest but not SO wet as last week.
Wheat viii not be all cut this
year before the 4th. As a general
Thing most all wheat is cut before that |
time in this section but the wet season
makes the season late.
Rev. G.. E'yin, pastor of st. Pauls
Church viii begin a series of four SER
mons on The sabbath question on Sun
day morning July 4th.. In the even
ing lie win preach a sermon appropriate
TO Fourth of July. Subject 1.-THE
Moral life of the Nation.n
The exercises Of Prof. pierce's com
mcncement were held in Odd Fellows
Hall Friday evening CT last week.
Owing to bad weather there was not
a very large ATTENDANCE. The enter
Pulse Orchestra ana Ideal Quarteite,
composed Of Profs. &c lille, II. Clair,
Fennimore, aud Culbertson furnished
some excellent music that brought
iel.l applat@