The Penn's Grove record., 1886-06-05

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Cherries are turning.
Mosquitoes are very thick.
Fourth of July comes on Sunday.
Henry Barber has a grass sale this
afternoon.
The steamer Delaware began running
on Tuesday.
Don't forget the Central festival
this evening.
The steamer Delaware touches at
Townsville.
A few hours Of suushinc, q few hours
Of rain, day after day it comes again.
It will soon be hay day but then 1t
will not he hey-day hut work and sweat.
The whistle to Mr.. Parvin's factory
has been named the Prohibition wills
tie.
OF comise yon are going to Beverly
next Thursday with ST. Panls Sunday
school.
Strawberries are plentiful and cheap,
The wet weather has made them swell
out finely.
Acton Post, No. 33, G.. a. r. attend
ed divine services at the Churches
last Sunday.
Tie Band boys look,d nohby in their
new coats which they wore for the first
time Oh Monday.
Some d,sirc to know whether It is
any more right to sell bread on Sunday
than it is anything else.
BENZ. W. Cheesman, Of Auburn, has
been having his house repaired with a
new tin roof on part of it.
u. S. Marshal a. E. Gordon sold tn"
schooner Meta Pierce on Tuesday af-
tern Don to John Denny for S495.
AlonA0 Margerum has left the EN-
ployment of the W. j. railroad at
Woodbury. and is now employed in G.
G. Green's laboratory,
Capt. Samuel and james Denny, oi
the steamer Mccall, were off duty be-
cause of sickness last week but resumed
their posts on Monday.
Joseph Roberts while frogging near
Auburn recently caught IL German
carp which was IA very strange fish to
To be in that neigborhood.
Tie members of the Prohibition
State Central Committee of Salem
county are Reuben Woolman, Jos. Is.
Youker, and Pemiberton Pierce.
The trustees of Wiley's school dis
irict have ordered money to be raised
for Il new school house which will prob
ably be built soon.
Logan Tribe Of Red Men, of Ped
ricktown, did we'll with their straw
berry festival last Friday and Satur-
day. They cleared about $40.
The frame of Mrs. Jacob iIampton's
house ut the Cove is raised but the UNI
favorable weather hinders building.
Hudson S. Titus is The contractor.
Squire Garrison caught a sea bass
while ishing in the river last Friday.
1t was sach a strange fish in this Sec
ton that only old salts know what it
was.
Wrights School house was closed OH
Wednesday for the year. ]. p. Lock
wood, the teacher, went to New York
on Thursday to procure employment
during vacation.
The Delaware River railroad has had
two of their cars painted so they now
have the outward appearance OF new
ones. The passenger cars ale being
given a good cleaning out.
Some of the sturgeon fishermen are
now fishing in the river and catching a
few fish. d. Z. Leonard buys many OF
them, puts up the roe and ships the
meat to New York. The price is low.
Al the sl,ad fishermen have come
out of the Bay as the tug which carried
the fish to market has stopped running.
Many of the fishermen have stopped
fishing and what few continue sell
their fish on shore.
Farmers are looking after their har-
vesting machines. Because Of the
great labor saving Of the self binders
most every farmer who has much grain
is purchasing one. As their is a brisk
competition between the agents of the
different kinds Of binders one can be-
bought now for S135 while three years
ago they cost $3.50.
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