The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-28
D JULY rs, 1898.

salem creek as Blddle's landing,
Dresden McCarty picked the first
lima beans of the season last Monday.
Where did you get those CUFFS? Gull
ly, New Shoe Store
The young people have given French's
Grove a new name, Lovers Retreat"
About so transient boarders spent
Saturday and Sunday at French's no.
tel.
C. $. Conover has had a g ''crow-
rail" put in front of his place of bust
ness.
Dolbow & Black are carrying good
freights of truck from the Cove to vii.
mington.
Higgins cigars are excelled ~bynone.*
Job BeviS shipped eight barrels of
cantaloupes for William t%lorner, on
Wednesday.
Truck baskets for sale by Edw. G.
Brick.
The stray horse which has been at
John Gaventa's belonged to a Mr.. New
kirk, az Shirley.
A small boy fell over the stone wall
in Freneh's Grove on Thursday and
had his back hurt.
The tug w. J.. Sewell stopped at
Penn's Grove on Thursday with a party
Of Camden officials.
Barney Neary near Courses Landing
sent the second basket of sweet potatoes,
to Wilmington on Monday.
Farmer" Brown, of Pennsville, was
in town on Thursday advertising the
annual picnic at that place.
Samuel Harker has an extraordinary
cat which he found one morning to be
the mother of seventeen kittens.
A Penn's Grove young lady went to
Bridgeport on a two. weeks visit to her
brother, but returned in a week home
sick.
Remember Higgins cigars still con
tain that rare 0avor.*
Edwin Leap sent two baskets Of can
taloupes to Wilmington last Saturday
for which lie received 81 a basket. This
is another first lot.n
Come and get Ice Cream, Melons and
Peaches at st. Paul's Sociable Satur-
day night. y
Some small boys pulled some potatoes
out off Asa G, Turner's patch and in
attempting to roast them burned John
Borden's COW shed down.
The three sizes of postal cards now in
use will be abandoned and only one size
will be supplied for all purposej. In
size it will be 3!x54 inches.
Found hanging to a lamp post on
Main St.-dodgers advertising goods
at New Shoe Stores
Edward Justice bought the half of
the sloop Mary S., sold last Saturday
by Asa G. Turner, administrator of
Joseph $. Justice, for $3.50.
Joseph r. Atkinson who has been oc-
cupying Harry Kille's house will occu-
Ply half of William P. Denny's new
double house, when completed.
Cooper Olipliant had a whip and fly
nets stolen out of his buggy in st.
Paul's Church yard last Sunday night.
Such work is mean business.
Come and see a Tent Illuminated at
St. Paul's Lawn Sociable this Saturday
night. \
Several are handing in items for the
dictionary prizes and the contest is being
waged earnestly. Hand in all the items
you know of and get some books.
A small black spider bit Miss Matte
Elliott on a finger on Monday and by
Tuesday her arm was swollen to her
elbow. By timely treatment blood
poisoning was hindered.
Higgins has the finest line of pipes in
town. Call and ser them.*
Rev. J. Embury Price, pastor of st.
James Church, New York City, recent
ly had his house robbed of about 81, 900
worth of goods and clothing while he
and his family We're at Asbury Park.
There will be a grand display of
Chinese Lanterns at st. Paul's Lawn
Sociabls this Saturday night
A fellow who has been to the Worlds
Fair says 1t costs just $32 80 to get into
the fair ground and see all the side
shows. The Fair Commissioners never
agreed to let you see all the greatest
show on earth for fifty cents.
A long feet want, a lady's fine shoe
mot misses) to commence at l, II and
on up. Only So. Find them at. the
New Shoe Store.*
A violent hurricane passed over
Penn's Grove Wednesday afternoon but
little damage wal done excepting the
breaking of a few trees and the blowing
of tops off of farmers hay and wheat
stacks. The rain which followed was
greatly needed
Seth II. Leap sent the first canta-
loupes from PENIS Grove TO Whining
ton market OH Monday, 2 baskets. On
Tuesday afternoon he sent eight bask-
cts. Benz. Mollet came next with two
on Tuesday morning. j. Wilmer CLARK
sold them for 81 a basket.
Paints and Painters supplies of all
kinds at Edw. G. Bricks.