The Penn's Grove record., 1894-10-05
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1894.

The Jumping Beans are the latest
curiosity.
About twenty went Oh the excur'itn
to Reading on Thursday.
Henry Barber had two barge loads OF
coal to arrive this week.
Clement b. tanning has built an al
diliOn to the rear of his residence.
w. d. Kille has been awarded the
contract for heating the Bethel church.
]. Wesley Justice is building a new
house on his farm at Dolbow's Landing.
Kidd, furnisher, Agt Woodbury. Laundry.
The trolley road between Whining
ton and Gordon Heights is completed.
Joseph Alloway took a 95.mile ride
on Sunday to Odessa and Middletown,
Del.
Farmers have begun sowing wheat.
Many have not all their sweet potatoes
dug yet.
r. D.. Hughes's canning factory at
the Cove made the last run this year
OH Tuesday.
The Delaware River Railroad Com
pany is having q new well dug neal the
round house.
The Boards of Registration will meet
next Tuesday and begin canyassing the
names Of voters.
Harry Dolbow has bought a building
lot of Samuel and David G.. Simpkins,
ON State Street.
Rebeeca, wife OF Dodo Borden, of
Camden was buried in Emmanuel
Cemetery on Monday.
We acknowledge the receipt of a San
Francisco newspaper, the compliments
of George d. Shannon.
Geary Flanagan raised the largest
sweet potato we have seen. 1t weigh.
ed three pounds and was smoothe and
nice. .
Full line of Fall and Winter hats and
bonnets at Mrs. r.. j. Divers, opposite
st. Paul's Church.* 2t.
Elijah s. Barber, another of our aged
citizens died on Wednesday and will be
buried this Saturday morning. The
services will be held in st. Paul Church
at 19. 80.
The sunken steamship Allegheny, at
Ship John, Delaware Bay, is reported
to have settled to such an extent that
she is invisible at low water. She has
been buoyed.
Call and examine the new fall hats,
trimmed and untrimmed, Mt Mrs. Til
lie Smiths opposite Odd Fellows Halls
AL members of Nokomis Tribe are
requested to be at the wigwam ON Tues
day eyening, October 9th, to make ar
ronnapnanfa fnr n xrtgtfaftn,. p. w tlrn inv
ten on Monday evening. October 18th.
All members to go free.*
Denny Bros. began running their
steamer Bridgeton between Marcus
Hook and Philadelphia OH Wednesday
10 carry freight. She also stops at
sEhester aud BillingsyQrt.
DR.. I. B. Rogers, Veterinary Sur
geon, of Woodbury., will be at Bricks
hardware store every Wednesday and
Saturday. Calls left with Mr.. Brick will
ut all times have prompt attention. 5t*
You can get u full line Of school
companions, tablets, pens, ink, pencils,
colored crayons and school supplies of
all kinds at Johnson's Drug Store.
List of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Penn Grove, N. d., for the
month ending September 80, 1894. Miss
Lou. Metts, Miss Harriet Lloyd, Miss
Mary Thatcher, Harriet Scott, Mrs
Harry Logan, Mrs. Elmy IIendTickson,
Mrs. May j. Carson, Mrs. Josephine
Miller, MIR. VIM. Simpson, John West
ley Nixson, James livingston, DR.. s.
II. Convell, Ed. Clark, James Hill,
Benz. Pari, Charles Waters, Mrs. John
Bridenback. Persons calling for the
above letters, please say advertised.
ID. V. SUMMERILL, p, NJ.
Reecher, photographer, 315 Market
St, Wilmington, DEL, will to the read
ers of this paper and their friends, make
n dozen best cabinet photographs for
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