The Penn's Grove record., 1892-07-29
D JULY 20, 1892.

FRIDAY, JULY ~, 1917.
Where is PENIS Groves street
sprinklerP
Concentrated root beer at Robbins
/. Several persons from Wilmington
spent Sunday in the Grove.
1t has been o excellent weather for rid.
Ing in the ice wagon the past week.
These hot days keeps the soda fixing
pretty lively at Robbins.
The Alloway N. E. Sunday School
picnicked at Pennsville on Wednesday.
Mrs. Kate Tenimore at the Cove has
o hygeranda bush with over three hum
dred blooms on II.
One hundred and ~forty.four Will
mingtonians went to Atlantic City last
Sunday through PENIS Grove.
Read Diver C Summerill's new ad-
v~ertisement.
This hot weather makes the ice cream
manufactures and soda water izzers
wear q broad smile.
Robbins sodas are the coolest aud
best.
The second Baptist Mission Sunday
School Of Wilmington, about 100 in
number. spent Thursday In the Grove.
Horse racing should he prohibited
this hot weather. It surely must come
under the charge of cruelty to animals.
About 800 came on the steamer
Bridgeton last Saturday from Roads
town. They had about two and a half
hours in Penn's Grove.
Special things in Dry Goods at
Leaps
d. P. Leonard has made complete
arrangements for All excursion from
South Jersey TO Niagara Falls Aug.
18th, and tickets will ba for sale next
week.
Iron-Tone is a popular drink just now
at Robbins. 1t invigorates the system
Southern produce is falling of and
Jersey truck is now selling we'll in Will
mington. Tomatoes and potatoes have
been bringing from 40 to so cent a BIAS.
k4t.
The next examination Of candidates
for Teachers Certificates will be held
IN Salem on Friday and Saturday,
August 9TH and 9Th. Second and Third
grades.
The work on Fort Delaware. is pro.
crossing rapidly. There Is little doubt,
that, when completed, but what a COM
pany OF U. S. regulars will occupy the
Battery.
The schooner r. F. B~rattan, Capt.
Jos. Gaskill, with a load Of yellow pine.
cypress lumber and shingles from New
l3erne, N. q. for John Summerill &
Bro, arrived at the Cove on Tuesday.
Tile Building 8 Loan advertisement
In another column is interesting read
ing for investors as well y borrowers.
Large variety IN new styles of wall
paper at Leaps
About 225 came from Salem on the
First M. E. Sunday-scho0l excursion
on Tuesday. The steamer Reyboid got
on the fats that morning and did not
reach Penn's Grove until II O'Clock.
Twenty-eight different varieties Of
fiavors In soda water at Robbins. Try
some.
lS0one's ice cream Is becoming SO
popular that the Company cannot get
all the milk needed this summer. A
few farmers have taken 10 selling milk
and more would soon find it o pro-
ltable than raising calves If they de-
voted more time and attention to their
herds.
The Central Cycle Co., offers bicy-
Giles vt reduced rates in another col
ulnn and guarantees them.
All business places In Penn's Grove
will close at 8 O'Clock r. NJ. hereafter,
except Saturday evenings.
Frank Whiteoak, OF Chesapeake City,
who is fireman on the steamer 'Chris.
tina" Of the Wilmington & New Jersey
Ferry Co., Monday night had narrow
escape from death. As the steamer
was approaching Pennsyiile wharf,
Whiteoak, in attempting to turn the
engine off the centre, was struck by the
apinch- bar, cutting q severe cash in his
head. lie was picked up unconscious.
1t Is now considered quite the proper
thing when down town to drop in Rob
bins for soda.
NoTrcE.-There will be q regular
meeting OF the Penn's Grove branch Of
the State Mutual Building & Loan As
~sociation Tuesday evening Aug. 3, at
$50 III El~kinton's Office for the pur'
pose Of opening the fifth series Of
Stock. All members Of the branch
should be present.
j. D. WHITAKER. PRES.
YOUNG MEH AND WOMEN QUICKLY
Prepared to earn their own living by
attending GOldey Win Comn College
and School OF Shorthand and Type
writing. Read adv. and send for hand