The Penn's Grove record., 1888-07-07
SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1888
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pUO,OOOs
Rev. g. s. Powelson deliver a Fourth
of July Grafton at Millville.
Mrs. Clement b Lanning spent the
week visiting at Pitman Grove.
Sheriff Butcher was in town OH Thurs
day and gave us a welcomed call.
Frank walker, Jr., arrived home UNI
well from Brooklyn last Saturday.
Samuel Sheble and family have NOV
ed to Penns Grove to spend the summer.
"Doc" Dolbow is enlarging his house
at the Cove and adding a portico to the
front.
A Sunday school will lie organized
in Wrights school house tomorrow af-
terD0On.
The Volunteer base ball club will
play the Budd club Of Woodbury. next
Thursday.
Host French has the same Italian
orchestra to furnish music in his rink
as last year.
John S. Dolbow and wife spent last
Sunday with Rev. W. Margerum's at
Mauricetown.
Mrs. Matte Crompton, her daughter
Lena and son Harry spent Sunday at
John S. Blacks,
Nikomis Tribe of Red Men will hold
their annual celebration in Divers
woods on the 26th
Some of our young blOods don't have
much regard for Sunday when they
a get a match tor a race.
DIR. JOhnson's Harrison & Morton"
mixture of soda water is delightful on
a warm day. Try a glass.
Acres of water melOus are rotting in
Georgia because of the inability of the
railroads to transport them.
Capt. Aladdin Dole spent the 4th at
home, while his schooner august
Flower" laid at anchor off Pennsgrove.
In 1910, the population of Whining
ton was s,452; in 1850, 1879; in 1860,
l 1888; in 1870, 3O,s41; in 1880, A ,499.
EmNanuel M. E. Sunday School
will hold the first picnic of the season
in Divers woods, next Thursday, 18th.
Edward M. Summerill, who has been
attending school the past year at Salem,
arrived home last Saturday for a vaca-
AiOR.
The Children of Bethel Sunday
School will be treated in Elkintons'
grove on next Wednesday afternoon ,
nth.
Harry Hewitt spent the week at Is
land Heights. Geo. RalnbO had charge
of the Pennsgrove station during his
absence.
The steamer Thomas Clyde began
her week day trips to Woodland Beech
on Monday. She has been running the
past three Sundays.
The first Sunday excursion from
Wilmington to Atlantic City by way OF
the steamer Juniata and the Delaware
River railroad was not a success. Only
fourteen went last Sunday.
Andrew Parker, who was blacksmith
for W. p. Denny, has gone to Atlantic
City. William Armstrong, of Camden,
now does Mr.. Denny's smith work.
Daniel p. Leonard and wife left
Penns Grove on Monday for New
Brunswick, Canada, Mr.. Leonard's Ma.
tive place, to spend two months. While
there he will try sturgeon and salmon
fishing.
Wilferd Dougherty, who is a fire.
man Oh W. M. Singerley's yact Rest.
less, got over heated and has been very
iii since his arrival home. His friends
will be pleased to hear that he is get
ting better.
The merits Of newspaper advertising
were we'll estimated by a prominent
soap man of Philadelphia when he said
that he confined his advertising tt
newspapers, because the man whC
does not read the papers does not ust
SOAP"
BE sure OF number 3l5 Market st
Wilmington, Del, when in want O
pictures. Cabinets $3 a dozen, and
frame size given extra with each dozen
Customers from Penns Grove will b
given two extra pictures which will b.
more than their fare on the Juniata, =
List of letters remaining in the Penn
Grove Post Office for the month endiD,
June 30th: Juan Cinhome Chame, Fir
man Dancer, Mrs. Joddie Harris, Mis-
Anna Jane, Mi. B. w. kaqueste, Chris
ten Peterson, Frank Rohb, Charles E
Stewart. Persons calling for th abov
please say advertised. w. s. AVIS. p
Sufferers from chills and fever, win
have used quinine as a remedy, will ap
preciate Ayers Ague Cure. This pre-
paration, II taken according to direc
lions, is warranted a sure cure. Resi-
dents in malarial districts should no
be without it.