The Penn's Grove record., 1888-06-30
SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1873
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lie indications are tlat there VIII
be a big peach crop.
Hay ha rvest is nearly over. Some
have cut their wheat.
The Major Reybold will begin her
Sunday trips tomorrow.
Tie Lumber Of 'hard tack row"
will be sold this afternoon.
Frank Munyan will have charge of
an ice cream stand OH the Juniata.
Last week we advised you to keep
cool. Keep warm is good advise this
week
s. R. Leap & Sons store will be
closed next Wednesday, July 4th, at %
A. M.
Delaware is In want Of all tramps to
pick the large crop Of peaches now ex-
pected.
There will be a shooting match in
Penns Grove on the morning of the
Fourth.
Diver and Summerill have broken
ground for a new store building at Un-
ion Corner.
Gideon Denny has greatly improved
hts residence by having it enlarged and
a portico built.
Jesse HoltOn has broken ground on
Pitman St. near the bridgeport road
for a new house.
A cOlored excursion from Delaware
City on Friday was the first of the sea
o at Penns Grove.
Emmanuel M. E. Sunday school will
hold a picnic in Divers woods OH
Thursday, July 18th.
Rev. Samuel H. Webber returned
home on Wednesday from EastOn, Pa.
where he has a charge.
William D. Smith will have a grass
sale on the 4th, the only grass sale in
Upper Neck this summer.
The Pennsgrove Post Office will be
closed next Wednesday, 4th, excepting
from 10 to ~ and Z to 8 O'Clock.
st. Paul's M. E. Parsonage Society
will hold their Harvest Home in Div
er's woods Oh Thursday, August 9th.
The repairs to the Penns Grove
wharf are completed. The shed on
the end of the wharf has been enlarged.
Several Delawareans enjoyed the
Jersey breezes in Penns Grove last Sun
day. They were very quiet and peace
able.
11Uo in the sun and 1919 in the shade
will d. very well for summer time.
That's where the mercury stood last
Saturday.
Thursdays storm turned 10 a cold
NORTHEASTERN on Friday, pulled the mer-
cury down to $50 and made fire necess'
AIRY for comfort.
James Flanagan moved back to Penns
Grove on Wednesday after living in
Wilmington about a year. City life
does not agree with him.
Samuel j. Hurff, who started the
butcher business last spring in Woods
town, adve 'tises his fixtures and bust
ness because of poor health.
The firing of the sunset gun at Fort
Delaware will be resumed shortly, as
an appropriation of $780, 600 has been
made for the purchase of powder.
Charles Bowen was released from i'm.
prisonment on Wednesday in Philadel'
phia, the charge of NJ. A. Hustled hav.
ing been settled for money consi iera.
ton.
The longed for rain came on We'd
nesday night. 1t was badly needed as
it was the first there has been in June
excepting a sprinkle or two which did
not lay the due.
Warren English, who has been EN-.
ployed hy W. P. Deany, has started
business for himself In JAS. Cunning.
hams shop which has been vacant since
Mr.. Denny left it.
Frank Davis has u hen which beats
Mr.. Torton's. 1t laid three seperate
eggs In u day. This certainly an
egg-extraordinary occurrence. She
had failed to lay for three days.
Host French has "a excursions book
ed for his grove during July and Au-
gust, most of them being Sunday
schools. No better place can be found
along the Delaware for excursions.
Bottled beer has doubled in price the
last six weeks because the decrease in
the number Of saloons in the cities has
led to an increased use of bottled beer.
There is enough beer but the supply of
battles is short.
The steam barge Victor, Capt. JOS
epil Weber, Of Courses Landing is
being rebuild at Barber's ship yard. A
new bow will be put on her, which will
not only change her appearance but
make her carry more.
Many a Young girl shuts herself out
from society because her face is owe
ed with pimples and blOtches. All dis
figuring humors are removed by purify
ing the blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla.
This remedy is the safest and most re-
liable that can be used.