The Penn's Grove record., 1888-06-09
SATURDAY, 8, 1898
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Mr.. z. b. Sickler, of Salem. was in
town OH Wednesday.
P,of. Chas. d. Raine, of Mt. Holly,
spent Sunday in P%ennsgrove.
Tomorrow is June Quartly with the
colOred people at Bushtown.
The steamer Jnniata is an old timer,
having been launched in 1S4S.
J. u. Layton has moved into Louisa
Hampton's house at the Cove.
Matthew Kidd has the best field of
clover we have seen in Upper Neck.
Mrs. Chrissie Rogers and children
and Miss Sallie Kaighn are visiting al
Mullica Hill.
William Stiles is the new clerk in
Leap & Sons store to fiji the place of
Oscar Willet:.
VIM. Divers house was moved so
slow aud evenly that the clock in the
house did not stop.
Mrs. Andrew Zane and her daughter
Sarah, OF Philadelphia, spent Sunday
with friends at the Cove.
A n lumber of fish known az "singing
shad'' have been caught in the Della
ware River, q Bordentown.
The st. Pauls Parsonage society
cleared 80 So by their recent festival
xfew dollars more than published last
week.
Edward J. Fawcett, a graduate ofthe
RECORD office has secured Il position
as composition with Ferguson & Brooks,
Is N. 7th ut, Philadelphia.
Daniel V. Summerill, ST., has had a
wind mill erected to force water to the
second story of his residence and to
pump water for his cattle.
Miss Retta Strengthen. of PennsgrOve,
was one of the seven young ladies who
graduated at Ivy Hall Seminary, at
Bridgeton. on Wednesday evening.
captain Eugene Reybold has pur-
chased the famous ice boat "Cleve-.
land" This boats picture appeared in
Frank Leslie's magazine sometim ago
and is well known to ice bOatmen.
Summer by the calendar has arrived
but warn weather seems to linger on
its way. This is, no doubt, because the
heated term will continue until late in
the fall until the Presidential campaign
Is over.
Simon Cunningham shot a very Pc
culiar looking owl on Thursday. Its
face was white with Il brown stripe a
round it the shape of. heart. Its light
color was striped and spotted brown.
its wings spread a yard.
Tomorrow morning Rev. l.. M.
Atkinson will preach Il sermon on
"EducatiOn" and in the evening En-
manual and st. Pauls Sunday schools
will celebrate Children's Day with
appropriate and interesting exercises.
The early truckers are missi ng the
Wilmington market because of nc boat
running. Nothing thwarts Mrs. M.
b. DOlbow, however, as she goes to
market. having her Strawberries taken
across the river in a small skiff
The steamer Canonicus now runs be-
tween Bayside and PhiIadel phia to car
ny express goods from the N. j. Southern
to the b. 4 U. railroad which have
no other connection, between New York
and Philadelphia. On her first trip last
week she carried seen carloads of *
press goods.
Samuel and David G. Simpkins had
workmsn to begin tearing down their
six apartments of lizard Tack" row
near Union corner on Thursday so a
new street can be opened between
Main st. and Railroad Avenue. The
four remaining apartments which
belong to Mrs. A. F. Layton will
remain IS AL eyesOre.
Last year there was no apples. This
being the year for fruit we supposed
there would be plenty, but Samuel S.
Thompson, one of the largest fruit
growers in Upper Neck, has 700 apple
trees and his practical observance is
there will not be many apples this year
because the leaves came out before the
blossoms which is not a good sign for
"A large crop. He predicts a large crop
of peaches.
The hull of the sloOp Centennial"
before reported as destroyed by fire,
while lying at anchor off Firms Point,
N. j., on the morning of May l4th,
loaded with salt hay, still lies sunk in
two fathom, about two or three hundred
yards off the Battery wharf, right in
the way of the shoal sllad fishing drift, las
several fishermen "a testify whose nets
have fOuled this obstacle,
The next monthly sociable of st. Pauls
Church will be held ext Monday even
ing at Samuel S. Thompsons. Ice
cream, Strawberries, and cake will be
served. There will be II mum sOciable,
the one who reDaiIis,quiet 10 minutes
to receive q prize. Wagons will take
the Penns Grove people. Round trip
inc luding refreshments, Is cents.
Bolls. abcesses, tumors, and even
cancers, are the result OF a natural
effort Of the system to expel the pOisons
which the liver aud kidneys bave fail
ed to remove Ayers Sarsaparilla
stimulates all organs to u prop er per-
Torrance Of their functions.