The Penn's Grove record., 1888-10-20
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1888.
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NJ" 10 Vic llhlt w ll'"Fio w ithVs
for leaves to fall and to advertise.
Committeeman Bevis is Smelling the
road neal Divers camp woods.
Mrs. Christie Rogers aud children
are visiting relatives i'll Merchantyille'
John Diver took LIST premium OIL
sweet potatoes at the Wilmington Fair.
Moses Hughes and family have taken
tt their winter residence i'll Philadel-
pliia.
Mrs. Anna Headley and son, of Sa-
lem, spent the week at James Cook S at
the Cove.
We are indebted to Rev. W. Mitchell
for the most excellent report of st.
Johns speech.
st. Pauls Parsonage Society will hold
IA fish aud oyster supper, Saturday even
ing, Nov. 10th.
The dying squeal of the swine is hear
in the air as he dies to make sausage
and fresh pork.
Several PENIS Grove ProhibitiOnists
heard st. John speak and pronounced
his speech grand.
The Till family had a full house on
Wednesday night and pleased all with
their novel music.
The Democrats will hold their grand
rally and parade in Salem next Tues
day evening 23d.
The Upper Neck Democratic club
has 1870 names enrolled, besides 20 in
the marching club.
The friends of Il. ID. Hughes are sur
ny to hear of his being sick, and hope
lie will soon be out again.
Bro. Gwynne, Jr., of the Sunbeam,
gave us a call on Monday. We hope
he'll call again wien We are in.
VIM. V. Dolbow raised a hill of
sweet potatoes on which were potatoes
of three different colored skins,
Peter Horner, of Salem, has II pump
kin which beats James Hutchinson's
: pounds. 1t weighs 1l5 pounds.
The passenger steamer Riverside did
not run between Penn's Grove and
Wilmington longer than last week as
expected.
The school children had three days
extra vacation this week while the
teachers attended the institute at
Woodbury..
Robt. D. Hughes shipped the last of
his pack of tomatoes away from the
factory at the Cove this week. They
are all sold.
Mrs. Sarah Dolbow was givena sur
prise visit by her children and grand
children on Friday of last week, it be-
ing her II birthday.
Diver 4 Summerill wishes you to no
tice their announce OF their new crop
of New Orleans mclasses in another
column, the only barrel in town.
r. &. Parvin, the iron wagon builder
is all smiles this week as he has had All
increase in his working force thi 5 week.
It's Il boy and named Clinton b. Fisk
Parvin.
Jos. 5. Blacks son, near Sharptown,
who has been suffering tOrsevrral weeks
from the effects OF running IL nail Ill
his foot is recovering SO he is now able
to sit up.
David c. Holt0n and bride of Brook
lyn, were i'll PENIS Grove visiting ie-
latives during the week. They were
on their way home from an extended
wedding tour
George Jordan has raised some very
fine ounces from his tree OF the Cham
piou variety this year. One was tllf-
teen inches in circumference and
weighed fifteen ounces.
The brief account of the state W. T..
T. u. convention with which one OF the
Penn's Grove delegates has kindly la
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a change uI lime table went hlJ
,.tfe,r ON the Delaware River railroad