The Penn's Grove record., 1892-05-27
FRIDAY, NAY 27, 1892.
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not know 1t is 10 give him II bicycle.
Would It not have been better &c
have helped to let bad enough alone?
The IL. 35 train now leaves Penn's
Grove ut - Is. Don't forget and get
left.
sc. and 10c. soda at RObbiGs'.S
Landlord French is getting his grove
In trim for the approaching excursion
season.
Bananas and fruit Mt Stites's.*
The steamer Reybold now leaves
Philadelphia at 3 p. NJ. instead Of 2
O'Clock.
Coolest Soda in town at Robbins. n
Wiley M. E. Sunday school will hold
a strawberry festival next Saturday
evening, June 4th.
Bananas and fruit at Stites's.*
James Diver has q Bellman~ colt by
LaDcewood mother. James expects
il TO be a flyer.
Ice Cream at Stites's. \
Rev. G. S. Meseroll's p%eroration 10
his sermon on temperance Sunday even
ing, it is said hitthe mark and created
much comment.
Ice Cream at Stites's. y
William p. Lippincott & Co., will
have their second sale of cows at the
Woodslown Fair Ground this Satur-
day afternoon.
Bananas and fruit at Stites's.*
Robinson s. Denny had their first
strawberries on sale in town on Tues
day. They have a full and fresh supply
of garden sc sass"
piueappIes for canning purposes at
Stites's.
John Shoemaker had his face badly
skinned Friday morning by Jacob F.
Shoemaker's horse running away back
of Lanning's livery stable.
You are invited to Tillie Smiths for
summer hats. n Lot.
Edw. Sites will have a sale of res
taurant furniture and tables and cook
lug utensils next Thursday afternoon
at DR.. D. Moore's.
Ice cream and ice cold soda water at
Smalley's restaurant. CIT.
Two of PENIS Groves sports upset
their best girls in tie mud last Sunday
evening near Church Landing and dam
aged Lanning's coach somewhat.
Large variety IN new styles of wall
unHsper at Leaps
Committeeman Joseph Sailor has cut
down the large gum tree at the foot OF
Main street, in front of the hotels. 1t
is thought to be about 200 years old.
Bananas and fruit at Stites's.*
Landlord Fell has the Riverside
House well furnished and arranged for
the accommodation of the travelling
public. He has a pleasant waiting
room.
Oysters and claims at Smalley's.
The brick bridge across Bull Run at
the Cove will be taken up on Monday
week to he rebuilt. The foundation
has rotted away so it is nearly ready to
cave In.
Many farmers in the lower part Of
Kent County DEL, are blowing uptheir
wheat fields preparatory to planting
corn, the young wheat having been des-
troyed by hail.
Stites's cigars will advertise them
selves il you try them. y
Are We to have no Memorial Day
exercises next Monday for the first
time in thirteen years? Are such
celebrations a thing of the past in
Penn's Grove?
Pineapples for capning purposes at
Stites's.*
The one years free board in Trenton
given Frank Saur will not be a very
tempting prize for any one to borrow a
horse and buggy found litched and
without an owner in sight.
Superior syrups and pure fruit juices
with soda water at Jolnson's. Cat.
A new time table went i'll to effect
between Penn's Grove, Wilmington
and Pennsville OH Wednesday. The
boat also began running on Sunday.
See change in another columD.
Frizzine at Robbins, keeps the hair
in tight curl all kinds of weather.t
The infant son of Powell and Lola
Craig, of Philadelphia was buried in
Emmanuel Cemetery on Tuesday. The
services were at the residence ..of the
the grand mother, Mrs. Susie Elkinton.
Ice Cream at Stites's. \
Richard 6. Layton caught a large
potter terrapin in the road near Megill-
vile, which would weigh 6 pounds and
measure nearly q foot long. 1t was
served in delectable style for %epicurean
J.. d. Torton.
The saying that two licensed taverns
will not do mole business in their line
than one was most effectively proved
false in PENIS Grove in II day by the
extraordinary number of witnesses on
the street last Saturday.