The Penn's Grove record., 1886-06-19
10 s..
is poor hay making weather.

Oh new pOldtOeS.
Parvin's wagon factory did not rui
on Wednesday for want of iron,
JOS. j. lmmerill started on Wednps
day to spend II week in Maryland.
Swimming time has come and many
of the boys are now amphiblous.
The iron fence at Emmanuel Gene
teIy has treated TO Il coat of paint.
Cut worms are said to be %injuri.s
sweet potato plants in Gloucester coun
ty.
Gypsy Dave came over on the steam
er Mccall on Wednesday and passed
out into the country.
The steamer Republic will resume
her trips between Philadelphia ant
Cape May tomorrow.
A rail- storm on Monday came for {
change as there had not been any fol
three Or four days.
The double house of Mrs. Alfred
Layton and Mrs. Seth II. Leap, Jr..
on Pitman street, Is inclosed.
Joseph. A. Robins desires the atten-
of all who have horses to look at his
bargains hi harness in another column
axe" Collins who has been a deck
hand on the steamer Mccall is now en-
z neer OIL a small steam yacht at Cape
May.
Frepeh's rink opened for the first
time this season on Wednesday evening
when a few took IA tiip gliding on roll
ers.
The members of the executive COM
mittee of Everyb ,dy's Picnic are re-
quested to meet at j. j. Torton's this
evening 10Th.
Thomas Morton. s., has the best
fl ID of clover in the township. lie
sid it IN Friday of last week and il
brought IA per acre,
Doctors Garrett, OF Wilmington, de-
sire our / al rs 10 Ii ow of their mofes
son in ;ul1th, / column. Tley a.e liz
b,st of their profession.
TIr no will bs 5 music compos ers
present ut Prof Pierco's concert ne>t
Friday %evcnin; and our people N y
expect fine Musical treat.
The sloop Rebecca Stevenson, Capt.
john Pati'n starts fot the Bay Oh
Monday TO engaGae in Carrying salt hay
during the summer and fall.
G. W. Cable, Pe%nngrove's artistic u
sign painter, has painted a very hard
syne sign for John SummerilI and Bro.
un their fcnce on Penn Street.
Mi y ] 1 Zie s ,arp, Il e evangelist will
lie 1T EDimai III Church tomorrow
week, 9th, and have charge of the
meeting during the entire day.
Your chance TO save money when
buying clothing is offerel by j. T.
Mullin and Son. Read their ad o
mcpt in another column and he con-
WINGED.
Capt. James Denny is iaving his
house remodeled, new weather
boards are being put OF and a mausard
70 4 will I've added 10 make another
story.
Clark G. Turner, returned home on
Wednesday after an extended trip on
the eastern shore of Mary'an | where
he has been selling the Par vim iron
wagons.
The Mccall touk about twenty pers-
ons on their fishing trip in the Bay on
Wednesday everihg. The party re-
turned Thursday evening with but
few fish.
George Ireland, the mar from Della
ware who is working for George w.
l5evis, has receive a very handsome
present from his Uncle in Texas. II
is $4,000.
On Tuesday afternoon the steamer
Major Reybold got fast on a bar just
above the Pennsgrove pier after leav-
ing and did not get off until nearly 7
O'Clock when the tide arose.
The song entitled ''The PennsgrOve
Fisherman" words by Rev. w. Mar
gerum, aud music by Pemberton Pierce
..sII ian n. nj tl,n ffnA.aapf nnNf Eat
day evening in Odd Fellows Hall.
The Johnson post G.. A. X. took a
good number on their excursion from
Salem 10 Beverly on the Clyde on Tues
day, notwithstanding the m%favorable
weather. About fifteen went from
PentisgroVe.
john Crispin, a S%harptown, took
two fine horses over to Warmers sales
Stables, Wilmington, on "Wednesday
aud received the handsome price of
S7l0 for the pair. One was six and the
other seven Years old.
Last Saturday John Raine, ST., was
arraigned before Squire DeGroift for
assault aid battery on complaint of
Abigail his wife: He was put unler
St0 bail for appearance at next term
Uf court.
There are three sturgeon fishing
firms WHO Have come up home and are
now pll log their business In the river.
Il. Dulbow and Dolbow Il Culin aIe
at the Cove and Henry Blohm at PENIS
grove. The slaughtering of the fish
mdpreparing the cayiare are a curiosity
to any one Who never saw it done.