The Penn's Grove record., 1892-07-01
FRIDAY, JULY /, 1892.
Fireworks at Robbins.


Flying horses have been placed in
Pennsville's silver grove.
> See the new time tables of the Rail.
road and Ferry Co. in another column.
$. r. Leap 6 Sons store will be close
on the Fourth at 10 O'Clock in the
morning.
French's c%arroussel and steam organ
attached are great attraction OH Sat-
urday night.
The Central Cycle Co., offers bicy-
Giles ut reduced rates in another col
I'M and guarantees them.
John Summerill & Bro. have had a
very neat iron fence erected in front Of
their residence at the Cove.
Bananas and fruit ut Stiies's.*
After July Alb, the Auburn mail viii
go direct To that town AMI not he over
hauled at Swrdrsboro p~ostonice.
The prospects me that iin,
Penh's Grove glass factory ALL be II
failure. Many are sorry to hear il.
Tie bicycle fever is increasing IN
Penn's Grove. They are the best things
to give exercise TO persons of sedentary
habits.
A Sunday rxcursionist from Wilm-
ington fell off the steamer Reybold: last
Sunday and was drowned. His name
was Lewis Witzel, aged So years,
Try the Continental Brand of Hams
and Shoulders sold only by VIM. Shoe
MAKER =
About 500 came w on Thursday
with the Bethany Baptist Sunday
School excursion from Wilmington aud
spent the day iu French's grove.
Visit Stites's ice cream saloon.*
Harris q Morrison advertise In
another column that they will begin
running their truck line to Chester as
500 al farmers have produce ready.
The Young Peoples Christian En-.
deavor Society from the West Hope
Presbyterian Church, West Philadel.
phia, spent Tuesday in French's grove.
There were about forty.
"STURaEoN FISHING IN THE
JAMES," handsomely illustrated, is a
scasonable article which appears in the
July COSMOPOLITAN.
The X. of 2. Lodge in Salem will
make a large excursion to Bay Ridge
on the goth, taking in .Pemn's Grove
and Pennsville. See full particulars
IN the advertising column.
Albert Dahms lost a child from dip
iberia OF Wednesday and has a wife
and another child sick with it. lie
lives in Penn's Grove but the disease
came from Central school district.
Large variety IN new styles of wall
paper at Leaps
]. Wilmer Clark gives notice in
another column that he has opened a
produced commission house in Chester
under the firm name Of Clark Sc Ric.
ards and invites the patronage Of the
farmers.
Concentrated root beer ut Robbins'.*
John Davidson, who lives on Benja-
min Blacks farm. has the largest crop
Of clover hay heard of this year. He
cut sixteen loads off of about three
acres and 1t is thought. about two tons
were not cut because Of its being down.
Go to Shoemaker's for the best and
cheapest meats, for cash.
The poets represented in the July
4 COSMOPOLITAN are James Russell
Lowell, Graham r. TomsOn, Duncan
Z. Scott, John Vance Cheney, Lorimer
4 Stoddard, Frederick Peterson and
Edith NJ. Thomas.
Special trains will be run on the
Delaware River Railroad next Monday,
the Fourth. leaving Philadelphia at
1915 in The evening and PENIS Grove
at $50 in the evening, giving persons
an opportunity to spend the evening in
Penn's Grove or in the city.
Order your fireworks early for the
\ glorious Fourth at Robbins. x
List of letters remaining in the post
Office at Penn's Grove, N. ]. for the
month ending June Both, 1892. Mr..
Edw. A.. Dolbow, John Shannon, b. J..
] Wainwright, Edward Chosmpell, VIM.
Bell, VIM. Anderson, Albert II. Moore,
Miss. l.. L. Warwick, Mrs. Hannah
G. Fisher. Persons calling for the
above please say Advertised.
j. D.. WHITAKER p. NJ.
JERSEY VILLAsn is the title of
Henry James last story, the opening
chapters of which will be found it July
COSMOPOLITAN.
Visit Stites's ice cream saloon.
Don't fail to use the Continental
Brand of Hams and Shoulders sold
by VIM. Shoemaker, as they give good
satisfaction. =
THE FOURTH AT PENN-S