The Penn's Grove record., 1889-07-06

SATURDAY, JULY 9, 1880.
LOCALS

The Pedricktown Band played a
Woodstown ON the Fourth.
Dew berries are ripe but the rain
have made them of poor quality.
The farmers rejoice shat it has clear
ed off after u month Of damp showery
weather.
Isaac d. Hillman has had his resi-
dence improved by the addition of 4
new portico.
Capt. Enoch Cain has moved from
Elkinton's into Jacob Divers house or
Franklin st.
It Is said there were enough ice cream
in Penn's Grove on Friday morning fol
1900 people.
Next Wednesday. 10th, the Wood.
bury NJ. E. Sunday School will come Ia
Penn's Grove.
The wet damp weather has been very
uncomfortable for boating and bath
ins III the river.
About $50 afternoon ex%cursionists
came on the Reybold to return on the
Clyde last Saturday.
Mrs. James F. Layton has a duck a
week old with three fully developed
legs and Is growing finely.
n,t,~ ,tan,t;,, 90 a,,r ,auIare 10 a,
rected to @. G. Turner's new advvrtise-
ment in another column.
The Shad Fishermen's Protective
Association will liOlda meeting in Tur-
ner's Hall this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A man hired one of e. j. Lanning's
teams on Thurs lay to go to Pennsville
but had not returned Friday afternoon.
No wonder Pennsylvania went wet
by such u large majority considering
the rain and floods there have been this
summer.
1t is said the rains were much heavi-
en- in Pilesgrove than nearer the river,
as horses mired in the fields while cut
ting wheat.
Some n attemptedto break into the
post Office Thursday night. They left
when they heard John G.. Reed whom
they had awakened.
The Penn's Grove dancing class will
make q moonlight excursion TO Angus
tine Pier on the. steamer Baber next
Wednesday evening.
Ezekiel Borden sent the first basket
Of Jersey tomatoes to the Wilmington
market on Friday of last week and re-
ceived 81. so for them.
John Summerill Il Bro. have torn
down the va apartment of their store
10 make Oom tor the new structure %
x40, which they will built.
The first Sunday excursion from Will
mington to Atlantic City, by way of
Penn's Grove was run list. Sunday.
Only about 40 people went.
The f~re-cracker fiend who will get
up before 8 o'clock IN the morning and
wake people should have a pack of
large ones tied to his coat tail and set
off.
List Of letters remaining in the post
Office for The month ending June Both:
Jos X. Ashton, Samuel b. Myres, Miss
Lizzie E. Smith. Persons calling fol
the above will please say advertised.
j. d. Whitaker. L. NJ.
A new time table went into effect on
the Delaware River Railroad last Sat-
urday, Theonly change in trains leav-
ing Penn's Grove OH week days is in
the afternoon at sos. The change in
leaving Philadelphia Is in the afternoon
ut 3 and = O'Clock. See time table at
head Of column.
Capt. Morris Doty, of Bowers Beach.
DEL, sold his schooner last week and
with about $500 in his pocket went to
P%ennsville on Thursday of last week.
got loaded with Jersay lightning and
was robbed. He had James Harkins,
VIM. Mcfiraih, and Angus Nicholas,
Of Salem, arrested for robbing him.
Only two steam barpes will carry
truck from Courses Landing the com
ing season, the Palermo, Capt. Kiger,
and the Victor, Capt. JOS. Weber.
William Webber will put no boat on
and will assist Jos. Webber who will
run from the Landing. At present it
is expected there will be- no boat to run
from Wright's Landing. as the farmers
in that section ~patronized the boat so
poorly from there last year that 1t lost
money.
There is no drink quite so delicious
and sparkling, pure and wholesome, as
that made from Hires Improved Root
Beer Packages. Did o ever try it +?
II is one of the good things Of this life.*
TAKEN-A black chintz umbrella
with n rib broken and a pink sting
around one rib, from the woods on the
4th. Persons having it aud other UNI
brellas not their own will oblige by
leaving them at the RECORD office for
the owners TO get.
Be sure Of Beecher's, Number 315
Market street, Wilmington, Del when
in want Of pictures Fifteen cabinet
photographs, $500. and two extra pict-
nres free for Jersey CUSTOMERS