The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-03
FRIDAY. JUNE 8. 1892.
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William Stiles is now clerk on the
steamer Delaware.
Bananas and fruit ut Stites's.*
This Is fine growing weather and
makes the farmers happy.
Summer has come In earnest with
the mercury nearly 800 in the shade.
Ye thirst ones try Robbins Soda.
The steamer Richard Stockton las
begun landing Sunday excursions at
Pennsville.
Ice Cream ut Stites's. y
When needing a bicycle read the ad-
vertisement of the Central Bicycle Co.,
In saothsr column. t
The nsmbAs will hold y supper and
festival in Pedricktown NJ. E. Church
next Saturday evening, 18th.
The bar on the steamer Delaware has
gotten somebody in trouble Or may do
so and has been temporarily closed.
Large variety IN new styles of wall
paper ut Leaps'.$
Diver & Summerill have made ready
to accommodate truckers by laying in
$500 strawberry boxes and 10000 truck
baskets.
Ice cream and ice cold soda water at
Smalley's restaurant. y oct.
Acton Post, No. 80. G. A. II, wishes
us to extend their thanks to the citi-
zeiis who aided them in their Memorial
Day services.
Neat curling.iron lamps at Robbin's.*
Census.taker Preston Sweeten reports
1862 children of school age In Pedrick-
town district. This is u gain Of 8 over
last year.
Ice Cream at Stites's.
The steamer Republic pays a big div
idend. Last year was her most success.
full year when the net earnings were
nearly 20 per cent.
John p. Leap and j. U. Layton rode
to Bridgeton on their bicycles last
Monday and rel urned the same day,
making the distance each way in three
hours.
Bananas and fruit at Stiles's.*
David Snyder, at P%edricktown, has
been allowed $500 by the German
American Insurance Company, J. W.
Trumbull, agent, for the damage done
his furniture by the fire recently.
Frizzine at Robbins, keeps the hair
in tight curl all kinds of weather.t
In the report of the Aims House
Trustees in another column it will be
seen that it takes nearly a third more
money to keep the inmates in to.
bacco than it does in boots anu shoes.
Undoubtedly that is true Of the general
public.
pinespples for canning purposes at
Stites's.~
Chas. II. Summerill's wagon was run
into by Nj. LOcus0n last Saturday
evening and slightly damaged by hav-
ing some spokes broken in front of
Emmanuel parsonage. Mr.. Locuson's
horse became frightened and breaking
the fence down ran into Nathan Faw-
cett's yard.
Nearly everything is procurable at
Robbins.
John Stiles, Zeke Borden and Martin
D. Dolbow took the first Jersey straw.
berries to Wilmington market on We'd
nesday. They brought from &c. to 13c.
per box. On Thursday the market
broke and it is said, some went slow at
&c. because Of so many down. Delaware
be rries.
Ice Cream at Stites's.
Edward Shoemaker is canvasing for a
valuable book entitled Columbus and
Columbia, which contains a full history
Of our country with many beautiful ell.
cravings. AS it is written by J. G.
Blaine, ]. W. Bull, John Clark Ridpath
and BENZ. Buttworth, all noted writers,
1t should find n welcomed sale.
pineapples for canning purposes at
Stites's.~
List Of letters remaining in the Post
Onace at Penn's Grove, N. }. for the
month ending March 81, 1892. Mr..
Clabron Garuett, G. Elwell, George
Simpson care Lewis Sibert, Wheatly
Blackboard, and Mr.. McKendrick.
Persons calling for the above letters say
advertised. J. D.. WHITAKER p. NJ.
P~ineapples for canning purposes at
Stites's.*
The ~get-rich.quick orders, which
were popular a year and q half ago, and
which have been in the hands of re.
ceivers for about a veal, have begun to
declare dividends. The Earnest Work
ers receive a dividend of 1892 per cent.
and the Annual Benefit Society mem.
bers will get GIG per cent. which is the
highest dividend Of all declared.
Dsisas's cigars will advertise them
selves il you try them. =
Special things in Dry Goods at
Leaps
To THE PEOPLE Of PENN's ROVE.
At A. p. Beecher's Photograph Gal
lsry, 315 Market St., Wilmington, Del.
you can get more and better pictures for
your money than at any other place. On
each dozen he will allow you your fare