The Penn's Grove record., 1893-06-09
FRIDAY, JUNE 0, 1893.

Elmer Shoemaker has sold his milk
route to Ammon Gibbs.
1t is said Penn's Grove will soon
have three new stores ih town.
Samuel NJ. Justice has purchased ii
new Deering reaper aud binder of Edw.
G. Brick.
Henry Barber has had his house and
store property frightened with a fresh
coat of paint.
The Central Sunday School will be
pleased to see all at their festival this
Saturday evening.
With wheat at Go cents a busliel GER
tainly flour should be cheaper and the
loaf larger. But where does the poor
farmer get his profit at that price
Bicycles, Lawn Mowers, Refriger-
ators for sale by Edw. G. Brick. n
William Justice & Sons have pur-
chased the old building first occupied
by the Parvin Iron Wagon factory and
have repaired it for Il barrel and store
house.
The strawberry crop is very large this
year. Mary Diver picked over SEQ
quarts Oh Monday. One picker on Mon
day made SD having picked $50 quarts
at John Divers.
The Bethel Sunday School will rem
der the special patriotic service Sunday
morning entitled ''Columbia's Defen.
ses." In the evening Children's Day
Gervice well be rendered.
1t is said the locating engineers of
of the extension Of the Delaware River
Railroad to Deep Water Point have de-
cided to take the first route of the three
surveys made, which is near the river.
Reduced hats at Tillie Smiths At.
BY counting the number of cut worms
killed OH one row of citroDS and multi.
plying that by number of rows Ezekiel
Burden estimated he has killed between
TO- 600 and. II, 900 cut worms.
Samuel Townsend has a large force
of wOrkmen engaged OF E. L, kiger's
new steam barge which is building on
Rarber,s wharf and are pushing il
ranidlv to completion for the truck
season.
ua
changed nv peddling DAYS to TUESDAYS.
Thursdays, and Saturdays, hoping all
VIII appreciate .le Change py ahe'f pat
fo"age' A''' AHoNinoh ~
Inc ooup's S'''ee'. puo'ieo ."0
week 'ahes up hiuo" "", t'"'''s
space o"'en' oou",y no"'u Vi zee
l'o'ueis 'e''ese y" ie''"'s "' p''pie
know whete '"eir money soes' oo"se-
lueht'y 'he s.a'enie"' 10 p"'''"ieu 'V'
their
The steamer Delaware has been
thoroughly oVeria''ieo anu repaired 50
sue IS now III oe''ef ~coiul,ioh tn"n S'ie
mas peei' i'i 'eh years 0ie WIN o",iy
I'VE po"iius hioie S'e""' SUPP M',
oausia''u 10 hoS''ei i'' i's'eS' anu
Improvement
Landlord French has a his INK
building cleared cut and the lying
horses VIII s'arV 'h's oatuiuay evening"
Inc earrousei 10 ohe vi 'he oesV invest
mehts ZIG mas ever maue nesiueS i'lu'D-
ishes amusement ioi thouSa'ioS ot eN'
eufs'ohis's 10 MS pretty grove
Bicycles. Lawn Mowers, Hefriger-
ators Tor SAFE oy ho"' u DficR'
The sturgeon fishermen have broken
camp at baysiue ana seVeiai nave ar
rived nome. george " Sha'ilioil' nos
D. Ioftoh, james f. oma'iey' Doioo"
" Do!oow ana Geo. rye, arrived on
Thursday. line mosquitoes are getting
thick there. L9sf week "asPifS Oh me
best they iad. I'M
The many ffiehds Of Post master
Whitaker will be pleased 10 know that
lie VIII not leaVe town Wleh renewed
the post Office ahd mat he VIII open a
collection hi insurance agency and
act IN the capacity OH banker which
this town needs badly. See his card III
another column
Denny Bros. discontinued the trips of
their steamer S. ]. Flemming on the
shad line Friday of last week, What
rev ave peen canght since are taken
TO market every othef aay D. the steam
er ~Bridgeton. OWING 10 the small
eaten OF shad the past spring they nave
not much more nan pa'o expenses
1t is reported that a party of Phila.
delphia capitalists have purchased two
swift and c%ommodious iron steamboats,
Gov fba ayaursiNn hnsipoce on fLa Tla1o.