The Penn's Grove record., 1886-05-29
METuoDIsT PROTESTANT
SATURDAY NAY 20, 1896.
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Wheat is heading.

Wheat is heading.
Sweet potatoes are being set out.
u. S. Marshal A. E. Gordon was In
town on Tuesday.
The public school at P~edricktown
has closed.
Water lilies and m~ngnolias are
blooming.
Mosquitoes are plentiful and have
too sociable Il feeling.
For bargains go to NJ. Adams's sale
of household goods this afternoon.
Supple the G. A. RS with all the
flowers you have to spare on Monday.
strawberry festivals are ripening and
so are the strawberries in this section.
Editor Powell, of the Mount Holly
Neus was in town on Tuesday and gave
lis Il call. NJ
Sllad are becoming scarce and the
tug will not run much longer to carry
them to market.
The w. c. 7. U. will hold an enter
tainm,nt in St. raUl3 Churcnthis even
jns. Come ont.
4 naral service will be held in En-
manuel Church on next Friday even
i'm week, the 11ih Of June.
A wet May brings plenty of hay. 1t
has certainly been wet and very change-
able weather the three weeks past.
Viola Council of American Mechan-
les cleared about $50 at their straw
h,rr5 festival last Saturday evening.
st. Pauls Summary school will make
au excursion to Beverly II the steam
or Mccall on Thursday June 10th.
Cart Samuel Denny is suffer- g from
rheumatism. We hope he will soon be
able to resume his duties on the Nc
Call.
Central Sunday-school will hold their
annual strawberry festival at the chool
house next Saturday afternoon and
evening.
One of the finest and best ways in
the world for girls to whiten theirhands
Isl t, soak them in dishwater three times
u week.
Logan Tribe No. 81, Imp'd. o. Red
Men, of Pedrichtown, held n straw
berry festival last evening and will
continue it this evening.
Ground has been broken for a dou-
bic house on Pitman street next to
James Smalley's for Mrs. A. +. Lay
ton and Mrs. Seth H. Leap, Jr.
Acton Post G.. A. II. will attend di-
vine services at all the Churches to-
morrow: at the Emmanuel in the
morning, Bethel in the afternoon, and
st. Pauls in the evening.
Trying to d. business without adver-
Using is like winkiug at Il pretty girl
through IA pair CT green goggles. You
may know what you are doing, but no
body else does.
AS some have expressed a desire to
take music lessons during the summer
months, Prof. Pierce desires those who
wish to do so to report as soon as pos
sible as he will only have time to ac-
commodate ten scholars. ~
Thomas J.. Flanagan has purchased
a building lot of Lydia Guest extend
ing from Wissahickon avenue to the
liver front next to Mr.. Sheble's. 1t is
presumed that Tom is getting ready to
build a cage for some fair bird.
We desire the attention of our read
ers 20 the advertisement of j. L. Lay
TOMS eating house at 211 King street,
Wilmington. When any one is in that
city they cannot do better than by visit
ing there where more can be COTTON
for less money than any where else.
On Sunday morning about 10 O'Clock
Fish Warden VIM. Lawrence arrested
JOS. NiDOFe anu no 9O"hS oOV
Of Wilmington, while fishing near the
mouth of the canal. They were
brought before Squire DeGrofft and
lined SIT.
Mrs. Jane Cook, at the Cove, has a
little chicken which is a curiosity with
three legs. The third leg hangs down
from the real end of the chicken in the
position of il tale. The foot is not
natural but turns under and has the
appearance of a hand with five iinge rs
The middle one is sholt aud slender,
the next two larger, while the two ont
tr ones are short and slend 7 with the
The same length rs the middle one.
che chick is hearty and has promise OF
living to maturity.
Aweak back, with Il weary, aching amenesS
over the hips, is Il slgn Of diseased kidneys,
Use the best kidney curative known which Is
gurdock Blood Bitters.
There Is nothing like Or. Thomas Electric
OH To nicklye cure a cold or releaye hoarseness-
Written BY Mrs. NJ. J. Fellows, Nurr oak 81.
csrt Il Go. Mich.