The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-31
FRIDAY, JULY 81, 1891.
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Summer Is two.thirds gone.
Early corn and cantaloupes are being
sent to market.
French's hotel is now well supplied
with summer boarder.
The nights have been too cool for
boating On the r liver this summer.
J. U. Layton has been elected Prin-
cipat Of the Pennsville public school.
About 900 went on the excursion to
Lincoln Park OIL Tuesday.
The big colored picnic in Penn's
Grove will be about the middle Of Au-
gust.
A.. J. Trumbul solicits the patronage
Of the public In another column. Read
his prices.
The Auburn Sunday School held u
picnic in Guests grove, near that town
on Thursday.
There Is a super abundance of prema-
tue peaches this year. They are I'M
wholesome to eat.
A small Sunday. School excursion
lcoloredt of about rs, from Salem, came
on the Geybold OH Thursday.
The steamer Thomas Clyde goes
down the Bay crowded almos' daily.
Very few stop off at Penn's Grove.
The annual picnic of the farmers
along the Delaware River Railroad will
he held at Penn's Grove on Aug. 14th.
james Torbert, it Is said has more
ripe cantalopes than he can pick. If
Jim has more than he wants he knows
where TO bring them.
The Thoroughfare Sunday School
picnicked in Elkinton's grove on
Thursday. About 200 came down ON
an extra train.
The G. A. r. excursion from many
towns in Sonth Jersey to Atlantic City
oil Wednesday was a blank all over be-
cause Of the rain.
The American Mechanics will make
u town lively Saturday evening with
bands and fireworks. A large number
Of visitors are expected.
8. Levin Thompson sold the first bask-
of Jersey csntslopes in the Wilmington
market on Wednesday for Slips. They
were raised by Warren Thompsoa.
Send In your personals. 1t makes
visitors cheerful to feel that they are
of some consequence and your neigh
bors like to know the names of strang-
ers.
The game of base bali between the
VIM. Painter club and the PedrickiOwn
club at Pedricktown last Saturday re-
suited IN tie visitors winning by a
score of II to 7.
1t is rnmored that a wharf will be
built on Carney Point and that three
surveys will be made for the extension
Of the Delaware River Railroad from
4enn's Grove to the Point.
Barney Nary, who lives on Peter
Spaiks's farm e a Courses Landing
ssut the anst m,sket. os sweat n-otatoes
IN the W~ilm;noton market nm Tuesday
and rece,ved al Ok for them.
John Burk Skinned a carload of green
tomatoes from penn,s Grove ON Tuesday
for which tho ucker rec;ved 30 cents
mar haskrt. rhev were Skinned
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The heavy rain on wednesday morn
ing and Thursday flooded the land and
aid mncl, damaue nv washing roads
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ioo' p"ehs anu iH' oi'p'' ia"
stopper ~ ''ee'eo IA Hue" rs " i"'h
bringer.
During the heavy rain "Wednesday
morning a tornado stuck the hay and
sbeeo bonse on Pebble. farm Where Gen.
II,ac.oL I;,os ava ,,i, i, aot n was
10 % 90, ia. M, I'll
i4o iee' io"s' ~ iee. "iue' Inc "'"u
also broke n tree in Wm.G G. Snmmerill's
garden and n large cedar tree on the
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i,ooie arm
BENZ. w. Weatheiby, oil Pedricktown,
H.. a ,,aaa,ocar l;a.,ca FOR b;s
mas pfocuieu . p"S'oIsei ii0oh'o ioi ms
steam barge Elsie WeathefDy ana mas
fitted her up with passenger accom-
modatiops. II will be a great accom-.
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