The Penn's Grove record., 1891-07-17
d JULY II, 1891.
10 S.

The bicycle craze has struck Penn's
Grove.
Inquire of j. U. Layton before buy.
ing a bicycles
Bananas at Stites's.*
Samuel M. Justice has begun tearing
down his house to make way for a new
one.
The Farmers Picnic aud annual ca
rousal will be held at Pennsville on Au-
gust 18th.
Mrs. Ellen Holton is having her
house, at the Cove, treated to a fresh
coat of paint.
John Burk has begun buying early
truck at the railroad station. Joseph
Ale is his agent.
Truck is more backward than at this
time last year owing TO the cool night
during the first weeks in July.
G.. A. r. Excursion, Wednesday, 80"
A colored excursion Of about 200
from Woodbury., accompanied 10y a col
ored band, enjoyed themselves in the
Grove on Wednesday.
Those who use gasoline stoves, and
whose houses are insured, should see
that they have q permit to use gasoline
from company in which they are in.
sured.
Charles Wal ling has been granted IA
pension of $12 per month through H..
III. Detroit, Esq. Mr.. DeGrofft is the
most fuccessful pension agent in South
Jersey.
A Sunday School excursion of about
800 from Wilmington spent Thursday
in the Grove. Several came down from
Philadelphia, so there was about 1000
visitors in Penn's Grove.
Joseph Zane. Jr., after sharpening IL
scythe on Thursday went to take it by
the sneatiie when 1t slipped across his
right arm cutting it badly. 1t is feared
he may loose the use of his arm.
Postmaster j. ID. Whitaker's schoon-
or, Lewis X C%0ttingham, unloaded Il
cargo Of lumber at Wilmington this
week. The load was from Charleston,
3. O., She will load coal for Boston.
A year old child named Emma Keel,
died at u club house on Divers shore
on Tuesday of cholera infantum. The
mother with her other children took it
home to Philadelphia Wednesday morn
ing on the Reybold.
In our marriage notices it will seen
that Willis Pedrick, formerly of
Pedricktown, now an officer in the U.
5. Navy, has married an estimable
young lady Of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The work Oh Courses Landing
bridge is now progressing nicely. All
1.-The standing part is up and will be
.plankad next week. The draw part is
expected there Saturday or fore part Of
i"eA' "ee"'
The steam barge, Richmold. capt
Jacob Justice, of Pedricktown'
and Gen. r. H. Sheridan, Capt John
Walker are being o~verhauled ut Bar
bars shipyard preparatory to g" on
track line. The SHERIDAN VIII ran
fr0m Courses Landing.
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When meeting a bicycle the thing to
do is take the right side Of the foot path.
the same as Won should when meeting
..u o.ho. narson and ,ass r;obt nm and
ANY ''"0. -s.~..
pay NJ a.'0 ns~,..mn
VIII see 'ia' w o"o "a Dy
90 rush OUT OF the way Vi 'he p'cycle
the path be not entirely blocked. Walk
IN and nav no attention.
s.,.
Harry ~. Mayor u "iiii"'n o'i,eS
have purchased a grocery store at the
corner OF broadway ana steven ST.
Camden, and opened 1t on Tuesday
with Mr.. Stiles in charge. Mr.. Naylor
has CHARGE Of his store IN PHILADELPHIA.
ona
ihese young men are ehtefprisihg anu
accommodation and together with their
experience in their business should and
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D.m.m.., H.. G p,oor
will hag;n rnnning their truck line
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