The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-14
FRIDAY, U L IA, 1893.

DR.. Groff's new office is being beauti-
fed by painter Higgins.
Charles p. Kidd has put a e bulk
window in his shoe store.
BEAD D. D. Leaps special sale of
shoes in another column.
Have you tried Higgins &c hand
made cigar. They are Havana filler
Percy Justice, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his brother Edward Justice.
The Township Committee are put
ting gravel on Harmony street foot
path.
Painters are greatly improving the
appearance of the old Odd Fellows
Hall.
Truck baskets for sale by Edw. G.
Brick.
Harry Higgins has had a shed erect
ed in front of his cigar store on Oak
street.
The members of Bethel M. z. Church
will begin building their new church in
August.
A gasoline stove is what you need
now to keep from roasting over an old
cook stove. Buy n at once OF W. b.
Kille.*
Bedford G. Wood has purchased the
pavilion in Sheble's grove and moved it
on his lot.
The Woodstown Fair will be held on
August Both and 31st and September
LIST this year.
The schooner Rillie S. Derby, Capt.
Thomas Naylor, arrived at Salem,
Mass, last Saturday.
Mrs. Samuel Bowen has erected a
neat building ont1er vi ON Harmony
for laundry purposes
On Wednesday an aged lady from
Wilmington fell off The carrousal and
bruised her face badly.
The PENIS Grove Band is expected
to accompany the excursion TO Wild.
wood next Wednesday.
James c. Smalley has improved the
appearance of his property by having a
new fence and step built.
The number of peach trees on the
Peninsula have decreased almost Two
millions in the past three years.
The extra train leaves PENIS Grove
next Wednesday the 10Th, for Wild
wood at 6.15 A. NJ. DON'T get left.
Chas. H. Smith has been exceedingly
happy since Wednesday night because
it is a boy. We congratulate him.
Carp are plentiful in the Delaware.
John S. Dolbow caught 800 pounds Oh
Monday and about 100 pounds on Tues
day.
Higgins has a full line of chewing
and smoking tobaccos. Give him a
call.
The wholesale price of milk during
the month of July has been fixed at a
cents a quart by the New Jersey Dairy
mems Association,
You can get a meal in half the time
and at the same time keep cool with q
gasoline stove bought Of W. Is. kille. n
Edw. Dougherty, A. Layton and
Howard Shultz went down the Bay last
Monday to fish for trout. One mess of
eels was their reward.
A most disgraceful and boisterous
excursion from Wilmington visited Il
quiet town Thursday night after almost
everybody had retired.
A Hungarian lad who was fishing for
snappers in a small creek near New
Castle oil Monday caught a German
carp which weighed AZ pounds.
The excursion to Wildwood next
Wednesday is-the only one announced
this summer 10 go from Penn's Grove
to the Sea shore, so don't fail to 60.
Amos Justice took the first egg plants
from this region to the Wilmington
market on Tuesday. Amos is n of
the early birds on Jersey truck.
A vicious dog on Harmony street
seized Joseph Justice by the leg on
Monday and would have bitten him but
for his boot top. That cur is a good
subject for a dose of lead.
Farmers are very much discouraged
over the prospect of their sweet potato
es because the fieas destroyed or put
backward so many of their plants.
1t is said a new kind of bug has ar
rived in Berks county, Pa, which kills
potatoes bugs, that it does away with
D = green and is a boon to farmers
/ use it does not destroy crops.
If the crank who has written us two
postals in the last SIX months signed
Sc. q, NJ. D." from Philadelphia will
only write palmer and with more sense
wa will be very much obliged to him.
Paints and Painters supplies or all
inds at Edw. G. Bricks.
No freight trains arrived in Penn's
Grove on Friday aud Saturday of last
week on account Of putting in a new
draw in the railroad bridge over Old
mans creek. Tie passengers had to be
transferred.
Parties have been paying 1915 for a
trip to Anglesea to go fishing. The
excursion next Wednesday allows alto
make the trip for $l.25.