The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-26


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Concentrated root beer at Robbins'.*
Water melon parties are now IN full
bloom.
Crabs are now plentiful and many
are being caught.
120 Wilmlngtonians went to Allan
tic City ON Sunday.
woodstown Fair next Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The Pennsville canning factory Is
having a Gaping machine put in OH
trial.
Over forty enjoyed a pleasant even
ing social at Miss Olive Harker's N the
18th.
1t lie now considered quite the proper
thing when down town to drop in Rob
bins for soda.
Samuel c. Springer and Dsyid Sparks
are getting big money from their crop
Of peaches.
Tue sloop Rebeccs Stevenson, Capt.
John Patton, is being repaired on Bar
ber's railway.
The Med owsliville Baptist Sunday
School of Wilmington, about 700, spent
Thursday in The Grove.
About fifty relatives and friends en-
joyed a water melon party xtS Mr sEdw.
G. Bricks Monday esening.(.IN
Capt. slsot bridges steambasA Ber-
tie, from Auburn, was sunk in Oldmans
creek last week with q load Of truck.
Sweet potatoes began to be shipped
in large quantities from Penn's Grove
station this week. Price 50 a barrel.
Large variety IN new styles Of wall
paper at Leaps
Hughes's factory at the Cove began
canning tomatoes on Tuesday of last
week and has canned y few this week.
A new attraction at Woodstown Fair
next week will be bicycle races. The
Association win endeayor TO have one
each day.
Over seventy young folks had a jolly
good time at Jas. d. Sparks's Thursday
evening. Water melons were CONSUME
ed In galore.
One hundred and twenty went on the
y. p. A., OF Emmanuel Church, excur-
zion to Caps May on the steamer Re-
public Oh Wednesday.
T~wenty-eight different varieties Of
fiavors in soda water at Robbins. Try
some.
The colored women from the old
folks home in Wilmington spent Tues
day in the Grove. There were several
over 80 and q over 90 years old.
Henry Barber has put the roof of
Elkinton's dancing pavilion on his coal
bin. Having his coal under shelter
next winter from snow and rain should
make 1t 0 saleable.
Thousands of dead fish were seen
floating in Brandywine creek last Sat
utday below Market street bridge.
Their death was caused by dye refuse
from the Arlington mills.
Wilmington market report for
Thursday was melons So to 50; sweet
potatoes SOC for large and 25c for small;
c~antaloupes, is to SOC. corn, SIC; to-
mAtoes 40 to SOC, egg plants, 15c.
Robbins' sodas are the coolest aud
best.
Prof. Druckenmiller, who gave III
entertainment In Penn's Grove, is drill
ing tile church singers in Salem on the
grand cantsta OF Queen Esther, which
will be rendered sometime in the fall.
John Summerill & Bro announce
that they have a stock Of Excelsior
Coal, the best in the market, now on
hand, and are prepared to furnish same
at the lowest cash prices.*
All should take an interest in the
County Fair at Woodstown next week.
No better truck Is raised than in this
section Of the County and farmers
should exhibit the product Of their ag-
ricnltural skill.
George H. Eikinton, Esq, has brok-
en- ground in his grove for a Q house
10 front on the new extension Of Del
aware Avenue when opened, as 1t sex.
pected to be next winter. 1t Is report
cd that the suave Justice will build the
cage before taking the bird.
These hot days keeps the soda azzing
pretty lively at Robbins.
BARaAMs-Gasoline and oil stoves
which have been rented this summer
sold at reduced prices. Come soon for
bargains. w. u. KILLE.
TO THE PEOPLE OF PENIS ROVE.
At A. p. Beecher's Photograph Gal
lery, 315 Market st., Wilmington, Del,
you car get more and better pictures for
your money than at any other place. On
each dozen he will allow you your fare
over and back, and guarantee to please
ell. Old and new customers be sure of
the number, $40 Market St. 5-6tf.
v0uro uEn Ann WOMrn