The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-17
FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1892.

FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1892.
Dogs have begun to wear pants.
The small boys now greatly enjoy
swimming.
Georgetown, Delaware, has a $4,000
ice plant.
Bananas and fruit at Stites's.*
The wet weather caused nearly all
the early cherries TO rot.
Deleware's delegation to the Chicago
convention are solid for Cleveland.
Biddle Somers has moved into his
{ new coy house on Delaware Avenue.
The steamer Thomas Clyde will be-
gin her regular trips down the Bay on
the 22nd.
Potato bugs are very numerous and
destructive of potato and egg plants
this year.
Clark C. Turner will have a grass
sale on his farm near Auburn this Sat
urday, 10th.
Hudson S. Titus is building IA new
double house on Penn Street for Mrs.
Lydia Guest.
Henry Blohm advises all in another
column to keep cool this summer by
using his ice.
Samuel and David G. Simpkins have
sold a lot on Railroad Avenue TO Ga
biiel V. Dolbow.
Ice Cream at Stites's.
The lower canal bridge is being re.
paired as the butments have been
washed considerable.
Fourth of July only two weeks from
next Tuesday. Will there be a cele-
bration in Penn's Grove?
William B. Kidd's best COW had her
leg broke by other cattle and will pro.
badly have to he killed.
John T. Bassett will have a grass
sale IN Huntington near Hawks
Bridge next Thursday, 23rd.
Bedford G. Wood was the last of the
sturgeon fishermen 10 arrived home on
Monday. They have had a poor sea-
SON..
Naturalists claim that a swallow
will devour G0U0 flies in II day. We
should encourage the swallow 10 swal-
low.
Mrs. John Gaventa had Jersey cab.
bage of her husbands raising for sale
in town last Saturday. John is all early
bird oil truck.
The steamer Eridgeton, Capt. Den.
Dys, will make an excursion to Toll
chester Beach, OH The Chesapeake Bay
on Wednesday, July 9th.
Large variety IN new styles of wall
paper at Leaps'.*
James Featherer has been elected
school Trustee in the Auburn district
Ito fill the vacancy caused by Charles
Humphreys removal from the district.
There was a dance in French's rink
Thursday evening. Several Of the
young folk Of our town and from Salem
enjoyed themselves tripping the light
fantastic toe.
Get a bottle of concentrated Root
Beer at Robbins and make 5 gallons of
the delicious beverage for use at home.*
Wiley school, Jos. r. Given teacher,
closed last week. We hear Mr.. Given
has given general satisfaction and is
likely to be reelected teacher.
The case of Arthur T. Rottenberg
7tgainst Amanda Fowl for recovery of
land will be tried before Chancellor
Green iE Camden next Tuesday.
Warren B. Kille is having a big run
on gasoline stoves. He has sold about
n a day for nearly q month. Those
WHO Once have one would not do with
out 1t.
William b. Kidd has one of the best
fields of clover in tue County. He
plowed his stubble and sowed the grass
seed last August. This way seems to
bring the best crops.
The Literary School at Five Points,
Q Miss Florence Strengthen teacher, clos
ed Friday Of last week. Two Of her
pupils passed third grade examinations
and four took seals in second grade
studies.
The case of Benz. Patterson, of Sa.
lem, against Il. c. Parvin concerning
the property of the late Parvin Iron
Wagon Company in PENIS Grove, will
HE heard by Chancellor Green in Cam
den next Tuesday.
Ice Cream at Stites's.
On Monday when Charles A. Robin.
son was refused liquor in the Riverside
house he replied with personal abuse.
VIM. Fell, Jr., the bartender, had him
arrested for abuse and Squire Elkinton
fined him $40 and cost, amounting
TO about 81.
Try DR.. Johnson's choice fruit syrup
sodas these hot days.
AS the township committee has order
ed all dogs muzzled we have been re-
quested 20 notify the Committee to
have young men muzzled also, as il is
reported that several young ladies have
been bitten in PENIS Grove. Surely
The girls should be projected.
The Board Of F~reeholders has order
ed that there be bridge-tenders appoint
ed for Hawks Bridge and Upper and
Lower Canal bridges during the months
of March, April, August, September