The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-01
d ,IUNE l, 1894.


cents u box.
April showers every day are IA month
late this year,
Millet Seed for sale by L. G. Brick.*
The steamer Republic made her first
trip to Cape May last Sunday.
Ladies are pulled up bigger than ever
in their new spring dresses.
J. G. French started his flying horses
for the first time tins year on Wednes.
day.
Jos. j. Summerill, agent, well sell the
II. H.. DeGrofft property this Saturday
afternoon.
Samuel McGaw's family, of Philadel-
phia, have taken charge of George
Cooks house for the summer.
Sturgeon fishing has been poor at
Bayside the past two weeks. and some
of the fishermen arrived home this week.
Penn's Grove public school will close
next Friday, June 9th. There are two
graduates this year, Miss Elsie Morris
and Asa Justice.
Paris Green and Plaster for sale by
Edw. g. Bricks
The Sons of Veterans will hold Il mil
itary festival this Saturday evening in
Odd Fellows Hall. This will be Bew
as we'll as the tableaux of camp life.
This week is the usual time for farm
ers to finish settling out sweet potatoes
in this region but the cool rainy wealth
er has delayed their all being set out.
Through trains resumed over the
Della ware River Railroad Sunday after
noon, 1t took three days and three
nights steady work to repair the wash
outs.
County Superintendent Gwynne will
hold the competitive examination for
scholarship in the State Agricultural
College at the Court House, Salem, this
Saturday.
Central Sunday School will hold their
annual strawberry festival next Satur.
day evening, June 9th, when a good
time and bountiful feast is expected, at
the School House.
John $. Black has shown us a little
shad 81 inches long which he found
along the shore. 1t is probable that the
oil refuse or other impurities killed it
and millions of others.
A large stock of spring mas very
cheap at Title Smiths opposite Odd
Fellows Hail..
There was a few minutes change in
the time of the early morning train and
evening train on Thursday. The early
train now leaves at 4 so and the even.
ing train at 3 instead of sos.
Many are afraid of gasoline and think
it expl tive. 1t is not explosive but
only highly ~infamable. The Home ill.,
surance company says it stands thirty
fifth i the list of the causes Of fires.
The steamer Ulrica began leaving
Penn's Grove last Friday at 6 O'Clock
IN the morning to accommodate the
market gardeners. She leaves also at
10 O'Clock and Wilmington at 3. See
full time table in another column.
As a Blood Purifier, one bottle of
JohnsOn's Liver Searcher will do more
good than four bottles of any other Sar-
saparilla. 1t cures Malaria as well as
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases. Il
james Moore has some of the curiosi.
ties in the animal kingdom ON the
Boone farm. lie has q small chicken
with three legs which is thriving finely.
u dancing gander and a cat II years old
which has no tail and never had one
Fire was discovered in u closet up
stairs in Jonas RAINS house last Satur.
day afternoon and the house would
have burned but for the timely arrival
of some men. Mr.. Rain says he lost
$50 or $40 which was in the closet.
How itgot a fire is a mystery.
w SiuItti ~ bOhily y lUI u lulll lll6
of spring and summer millinery. See
our new styles. n
Geo. II. Pedrick, of Pedricktown, has
our thanks for the boxes of largest
Strawberries, and best tasted for being
large, We have ever seen. They meas.
ured 81 and 6 inches in circumference
aud twenty-five filled the the box. We
will be pleased to samp.aamy that can
beat these.
Ah Alabama ju ge has lately decided
that II man who goes TO see a girl twice
n week, take her to a place of amuse.
ment, etc., is legally engaged TO hen
whether lie says anything TO her about
marriage or not, and she may recover
on breach of promise. If that is good
law there are some WHO shoulI tie up
or let up.
Supt. McCausland has employed John
s. Black to take charge of the truck
going TO Wilmington on the ferry
steamers. Mr.. Black is an experienced
hand and his accommodating manner
and superior care in handling produce
will undoubtedly please the farmers
who will give che line much more pat.
ronage than last year.
When hungry in Wilmington don't
fail to visit Ainscow's new restaurant,
100 East 4th, St. Full dinner 30c.
Light lunch always on hand. 1928
WANTED, every man, woman, boy
and girl to drink Johnson's fine luscious
cream All flavors strictly pure,
sc. Ice Cream and Soda every Satur-