The Penn's Grove record., 1892-09-09

ers We will furnish the World three
months for Csc. Address,
w. A. SUEnGRRHL,
PENIS Grove, N. j..
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The engine and boiler OF the steamer
Christina is being taken out for use in
= tug. II IL said.
jeremiah Strimple's small tenant
house on his farm burned down last
Sunday morning.
Ground was broken on Wednesday
On Oak street for a new and permanent
home for the RECORD.
Indian, until recently owned by
Clark Petit, got q record Of 2.3G last
week In Pennsylvania.
The Salem County Republican Con-
veution will be held at Penn's Grove on
Thursday, Sept. Goth.
The Cove school began with twenty
scholars on Monday and q few more
entered during the week.
Crushed Violets Is the new soda flaw
or vt Robbins. Il Is delicious. =
The Penn's Grove School opened on
Monday with 1877 scholars. Several
others entered during the week.
Bellman and his colts took Ten first
premiums and eight second premiums
ut the woodstown Fair last week.
Edward G.. Brick has filed his new
coal yard with a supply Of coal which
he delivers to any part Of the town.
George Kssler at Wiley School house,
dug eight hills Of sweet potatoes on
Wednesday which filled a basket.
A small military company from Phil
adelphia spent Monday in town and
did their sharp shooting in Sheble's
grove.
Central location for oysters at Stites's*
In digging the cellar for his new meat
shop Alfred j. Trumbull struck a vein
OF glass sand which is worth about
S1.25 Q ton.
The auxiliary committee Of st. Paul's
Church will hold an oyster supper in
Odd Fellows Hall, next Saturday ev-
ening, 18th.
On Monday evening Mrs. Hannah
Ashcraft gave u social party at her res
idence. About forty were present.
Hughes's canning factory. at the
Cove, has been glutted with tomatoes
for . week and was run several even
ings.
Look in Tillie Smiths window for
25c. fall hats
The crop Of tomatoes is large this
year and the fruit is of extraordinary
size. Daniel ". Summerill, ST., pick
ed eighteen out Of his patch which I'LL
ed q basket.
The Republican delegate meeting to
elect q representative to the Republic
can State convention In Trenton next
Tuesday will be held in Odd Fellows
Hall on Monday evening.
Central location for oysters at Stites's*
The apple crop will not be very large
this year and consequently there will
not be 50 much cider. One dealer sold
1900 gallons Of cider to be drank in
Peun's Grove the past year.
Tho largest water melon raised in
Upper Penns Neck this year was
brought to town by Elias Dolbow on
Thursday. It weighed 50 pounds and
James D. Torlon got It. Who can
beat itp
While John Ryan, Of Salem, was
hauling some goods from Salem to
Penn's Grove on Monday, he fell from
the wagon. and mi Of the wheels pass
ed over his leg aud arm, bruising them
terribly.
Samuel s. Thompson has presented
us with n Dixie water melon, raised
by his son Warren b. which grew on
two stems. How u melon could grow
from two blossoms and get two connec-
lions with q vine Is u mystery.
Central location for oysters at Stites's*
1t Is requested BY the members Of the
Il, G. T. U. that all try TO be present
!. X THURSDAY afternoon to make ar.
RI ,gements for the Salem Co. CoDven
tion which will he held in Salem Thurs
day, September 22hd.
While q oar, loaded with 535 cases OF
powder, was being put on a float Inst
Friday one end fell into the river by
the breaking Of a chain. The powder
was put onto another car on Saturday
and ,he damaged "a pulled out by a
locomotive.
Maurice River oysters at Stites's.*
NoTIcE-The Democratic voters oil
Upper Penns Neck are requested to
meet on Saturday night, Sept. 10th, a,
8 o'clock, in Squire DeGrofft's Office
to elect two delegates TO the State con
vention in Trenton on next. Wednesday,
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TO THE rEoPLE OF PEss's GROVE.
At A. r. Beecher's Photograph Gal
iery, 315 Market st., Wilmington, Del.
you can get more and better pictures fol
your money than ct any other place. Oh
each dozen no will allow you your far
over and back, and guarantee to pleas
all. Old and new eustomers be sure 9