The Penn's Grove record., 1893-09-08
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER s, 1893.

1tONu IiO biihS D"A6tAAp Gi'SA -
I%.ichenstein Sc Hart in another column =.
A full line of rubber goods, all this
years make at the NEW SHOE STORES
About 200 went to Lincoln Park last
Saturday night to see the last fire works.
S. r. Leap & Son have something in
teresting for readers in another column.
Joseph K. Munyan dug the cellar on
State Street for a new house on Tues.
day.
The harvest home held in the Bethel
CAuIch last Saturday plight wasa fiuan.
cial success.
Call and examine Curriden's goods.
If nothing suits you don't bavet to buy
The Cove School began on Monday
with thirty five scholars, Miss Ella ia.
CODY, teacher.
William Shoemaker has been dispens-
ing to our citizens a lot of fine peaches
purchased do WI Delaware.
The large ramber Of apples blown
from the trees by last weeks storm has
increased the cider making business.
James Whitsell carried 100 basket of
sweet potatoes to the cars and $50 to
the boat this week making 1850 baskets.
An excursion of about 800 from
Reading spent Thursday in French's
Grove. They came by way of Will
miBgton.
Truck baskets for sale by Edw. G..
Brick.
Farmers from way beyond Courses
Landing cart sweet potatoes to Penn's
Grove station because the "A save
freight and commission by selling at
the station.
The returning of shawls, dinner ket-
ties and other articles after notice in
the RECORD is only evidence that ad.
vertising pays.
Daniel V. Summerill, Jr., has with
drawn from the firm of Diver & Sum.
merrill and hereafter William Diver
will conduct the dry goods and grocery
store at Union Corner alone.
The steam barge Varina was gotten
off the Delaware shore on Wednesday
by men digging a trench and with the
assistance of a tug. She will resume
her trips Saturday after missing three
trips.
Sweet p~otatues have been shipped in
large lots from Penn's Grove this week.
Some days six-pr eight wagons have
been waiting to be unloaded. Fridays
price was So a barrel for large and 81
for small.
Henry NJ. Wright's horse broke loose
from a hitching post on Tuesday while
attending Garrett v. Whitesell's fun
eral, ran into James D. Torton's haarse
and broke the glass in it, doing about
$50 damage.
While Mrs. Kate Shultz and daugl-
ter were away from home last Satur-
day night thieves broke into the house,
and rummaged all over the house for
money. AS they found none nothing
else was missed.
Look for collars, cuffs, shirts, over
alls, pants and %suspenders at w. Curri
den Il Bros
A pot of tar-on the stove boiled over
on the schooner Rillie S. Derby at Coop
er's Point on Tuesday and made a fire
which was soon put out. Little dam
age was done beyond smoking the gal
ley and cooking untensils.
Summerill & Bros horse got fright
ened on Tuesday on Oak street and
ran away upsetting the market wagon.
Joseph d. Curriden was thrown ont
and hurt. The horse broke loose and
was injured some but the wagon escap-
ed being damaged.
Mrs. Addie Adams celebrated her
5Sth birthday last Saturday evening.
Those present were Beulah Halson, of
New York, Misses Addie and Jennie
Holton, Capt. Whitaker and wife, Mrs.
John Strengthen, Lewis Tomlin and
children, William Pedrick and wife,
Miss Mamie Lawrence and Gilbert F.
Compton. =,
The Salem County W. G. II. U. will
meet in annual session in the Presby.
terrain church in WoOdstown on next
Friday, the 18th. Both the morning
and afternoon sessions will be held in
the Opera House in the evening and
will be addressed by Geo. w. Balm, the
Kentucky orator, who is widely known
and highly appreciated.
The schooner Bessie L. Stull, Capt.
/. d. Hillman, run into the fer
ry boat Beverly 10 after leaving
Philadelphia Tuesday afternoon. The
bowsprit was broken on the Bessie and
the bow otherwise damaged SO she will
have to miss one or two trips of carry
ing truck while being repaired. The
buwsprit crushed into the mems cabin
of the Beverly and did considerable
damage. 1t was the Beverly's place to
get out OF the way.
Pal aud Painters supplies of al
kinds Edw. G. Bricks.
Now is the time to buy coal cheap
while the Pern's Grove combination is
broken. We will deliver in ton lots oil
over for S. cash. John Summerill 4
Bro. y