The Penn's Grove record., 1889-07-27
SATURDAY, JULY q, 1889.
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SATURDAY, JULY q, 1889.
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This has been the week for gathering
oats.
Read the prospectus of the New York
World In another column.
some Of our young citizens attended
the dance ut Pennsville Oh Wednesday
evening.
The annual Farmers Picnic ut Penns'
Vile will be held this year on Thurs
day, August 18th.
Colored campmesting will begin in
Divers Woods today and continue over
sunday, August 4th.
One hundred and seventy.six Will
m~ingtonians went to Atlantic City last
Sunday by way Of PENIS Grove.
The watermelon crop bids fair to be
q very light 0ne-inany Of the vines are
diving on account of the wet weather.
Yorktown Belle was 9TH horse in the
2.24 race at Detroit for $4,000 Oh
Thursday. Hendryx, by Dsuntlsss, won.
Time 2.1sa, Q 19a, Q 2O4.
Freebooter Geo. W. Bevis will receive
~lrJposals for removing the wreck of
the steamer Juniata from the Penn's
Grove wharf. until Tuesday evening,
Both.
A special meeting of the Board Of
Freeholiers will be held in the Court
House on Wednesday morning, July
31st. The report OF the committee ON
sewers will then be made.
A steamer loaded with cattle and
bound for England threw overheard
about twenty large steers. which had
died from the effects of the heat, when
opposite Delaware City last Saturday.
The Delaware River express train
Of four cars ran from Penn's Grove to
Woodbury. the other Sunday In 2S min
utes, and there are thee draw bridges
on the line, too. That Is getting there
in a hurry.
The following Is u schedule of when
some Of the Camp meetings occur:
Chester Heights, Pa, July l6 to 18th.
Seaville, N. J July 10 to 30; Malaga,
July % to 80; Pitman Grove, July 81 to
Aug. IA; Ocean Grove, Aug. IL to ".
II Ia said there are two candidates in
Penn's Grove for q. S. Inspector of the
bulls of steam vessels. The office is in
u,iladelphia and is now occupied by
Harrison H. Thompson IF Cape May
county. The salary Is $4,000 a year.
]. wilmer Clark took the FIRST basket
Of JERSEY cantaloupes to Wilmington
on Monday. Warren Risner raised them.
Tl,ey brought $1,4O a basket. Adam
Lawrence shipped some on Tuesday,
and several others have done 50 during
the week.
Nekomis Tribe of Red Men, of Penn's
Grove. instead Of having an anniver-
sarv celebration al home. will make an
excnrsion next Thursday. August LIST.
TO Somers Point. where they will have
entertaining amusements. For particu.
lars go posters.
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