The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-19
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1891.
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Strawberries are gone.
.Sunday will be the longest day in the
year.
Capt. Ttos. Naylor has had new
fences erected.
Edward Sites has moved into the
Riverside House.
An immense dry dock is to be built
ut Delaware City.
The Trustees have had Emmanuel
Parsonage treated to a coat of paint.
Last Monday was the Tooth anniver-
sary Of the adoption of the American
flag.
Hudson s. Titus has Mrs. Kate
Shultz's new house nearly ready to be
k0cc"pied.
= The farmers had fine hay maxi Ing
weather the first part of the week but
bad the latter part.
Charles Brown has built a new wharf
In front Of his hotel ut Pennsville so
steamers can land.
Do not tell people, what you would
do, or what you can do. But show
them what You do, do.
New Castle has u saloon for every
375 inhabitants. At that rate Penn's
Grove would have four.
los. G, French has erected a flag pole
and has the emblem 0f liberty waving
daily at the foot of Main st.
The steamers Reybold, Delaware and
Christina have bars on them. at which
Is sold nothing stronger than beer.
The steamer Thomas Clyde begins her
trips to Woodland Beach on Sunday,
stopping at PENIS Grove at 10 o'clock.
John r. Bassett will have a grass
sale in Warrington, near Hawks
Bridge. next Monday afternoon. See
adv.
All the teachers of the Penn's Grove
School have been reelected but it is not
positive whether Miss Henry will ac-
cept.
s. L, Boon moved from Salem to
PENIS Grove on Wednesday to conduct
the restaurant lately occupied by Edw.
Sites.
st. Paul's Parsonage Committee will
make an excursion down the Chesa-
peake on July 9Th. See posters for par
ticulars.
Delaware is q small State but a very
thirsty one. Its inhabitants drank 49,
SOL barrels of beer for the year ending
April Both last.
William Burden, who lives near Wi
ley School house. had Il horse to die at
the blacksmith shop IN S%liarpt0wn, of
the collie, recently.
John Summerill & Eros.' first con-
signment of $1,000 pounds of Golden
Irish Irvine for next seasons fishing ar
rived in New York this week.
The steamers Delaware and Christi
ma now run between Penn's Grove
PsnnsvIlle and Wilmington. See new
time table IN another column.
Three carloads Of lumber from West
ern Pennsylvania arrived on q w. & n.
float at the Cove ON Wednesday evening
for John Summerill & Bro.
The BridgetOn NeWs says "Captain
Denny intends putting on a large boat
to ply between that city and Philadel-
phia next season to meet the demands
Of increased trade.
Last Sunday a man hired a horse of
Leonard stanton to go to Townsville.
Mr.. Stanton went to Salem and at Pigs
Eye met his team, took it away from
the man and made him walk into Sa-
lem.
The Pedricktown Base Ball Club will
play their second game with Ogdens, OF
Camden, on Saturday, the 9th, at Ped
ricktown. In TIE evening tire Club
will hold q festival On the School
Ground.
How long do turtles live2 Joseph
Paullin has found one on his farm, on
which George s. Kille marked his name
in 1852, making it about 80 years old.
Mr.. Paullin found the same turtle
about five years ago.
As it Is hard to get girls to work in
the country, several farm mistresses in
Pennsylvania and Maryland have taken
Indian girls from the Indian school at
Carlisle, Pa. Those badly in need
might try them.
The North American Insurance Co.,
through their agent j. W. Trumbull,
has paid $500 insurance Oh the house of
Jonas Raine, recently burned. The
House being unoccupied and the
Company not being notified of the fact,
made the insurance invalid but
nevertheless the Company, through
its l~iberality, paid the insurance.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day the heat was oppressive with the
mercury between 100 and 1909 in the
shade. The delightful rain Wednes-
day night, Thursday and Friday cooled
the atmosphere rejuvenated parched
vegetables. and made fires necessary for
comfort.
"My father, at about the age of fifty,
lost all the hair from the top Of his
head. After one months trial OF
Ayers Hair VigoI, the hair began com.
ing, and, in three months, he had q fine
growth of hair of the natural color. y
Z. ]. Cullen, Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
Going to the countryl Take a bottle
Knapp's Root Beer Extract. Yes, a
half dozen of them.
BEEcHER, Photographer, 315 Market
ST., Wilmington, will make the best
cabinet pictures for the people of New
Jersey for % a dozen. Guarantee to
please and with each dozen present you
two extra pictures, which will be worth
far more than the steamers fare.* 3-21tf
ron HAUIING IN WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington Transfer Co. are