The Penn's Grove record., 1894-06-29

landed u load of lumber on Barber's
wharf for J. W. Trumbull's new house.
Jolnson's Cholera Mixture cures all
Bowel Complaint.
Over 10000 people are expected to
turn out in the parade of the Sunday
school jubilee in Wilmington OIL July 3.
1t has been fine hay harvest weather
this week as well as fire weather to
make crops grow. Most of the wheat
has been cut.
Every thing now being favorable
Freebooter G. B. Lanning announces
that work will be begun on Long
Bridge next week.
The Borough Ordinance prohibits the
shooting off of firearms and firecrack-
ers On the streets and footpaths. Fire
crackers should he fired off only in the
yards.
Jacob Gaventa is the early bird this
year with egg plants. lie has present
ed us with one fourteen inches in cir
conference. Who can beat that by
July 1stp
An extra train will be run on the
Fourth, leaving Penn's Grove at $50
in the evening and Philadelphia at
10.15, giving the people a chance to
spend a full day in either place.
Boys have been amusing themselves
on the wharf trailing for young rock
which are caught with a small piece of
cotton on Il hook. Scores have been
caught four and five inches long.
Mr.. Oiarge Loveridge, who is a
brother of Mrs. d. McCarty, Of this
borough, has sold his mining property
in California for 500, 900 in gold. He
has resided in that state thirty years.
Reduced freight rates on farmers
produce to Chester and Philadelphia by
steamer Reynolds
The Sons of Veterans will hold II sup
per on the ground near the Railroad
station next Saturday evening. All are
invited to be present and help the Boys
in Blue along and see the fireworks.
A new time table went into effect on
the Delaware River Railroad this Fri.
day. There is only a few minutes or
no change excepting in. the Sunday
trains. See time table ut the head of
the local column.
Beginning on Sunday, July LIST, Rev.
d. W. &. McIutire will hold services in
Wrights Shoot House at 30 T.. NJ. All
living in that vicinity who are interest
ell in organizing a Sunday school. there
are urged 10 come out.
Capt. Samuel.M. Denny took u par.
ty down the Bay on the steamer S. j.
Flemming on Tuesday evening to spend
a few days at trout fishing. Owing to
the sickness of Capt. Denny's wife the
party had to return Wednesday evening.
Paris Green and Plaster for sale by
Edw. e. Bricks
The early tomato crop will be light
this year as the vines have not grown
as large as usual and only a few have
set on beside the crown setting. BE-
cause the vines are small the sun is
burning some of the tomatoes before
they ripen.
AS bicycles are ruled by The same
laws as horses and wagons bicyclisl
have no more right TO the highways for
racing purposes than The owners of
horses and wagons. In other words
the law against fast driving is good
against fast bicycle riding.
The tug James McFadden sprang a
serious leak oil Friday night, 22nd, and
sunk near Ship John, in Delaware Bay.
The crew would have been drowned
but for a passing schooner which res
cued them. Enos Cain, formerly of
Penn's Grove, was captain of the tug.
The old steam boat Samuel NJ. Eel
ton, o called the Colchester, blew out
her cylinder and broke her piston rod
off Stony Point in the Hudson River
Monday night. She was returning
from up the river with an excursion of
1400 persons, some of whom were injur-
ed in the excitement.
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 vel! as
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases.
The reduction in the rates of money
orders goes into effect July l. Orders
for ST. 0 or less can be had for three
cents, and orders for larger amounts up
to 500 at rates graduated up to 80
cents. If it was not for the bother of
going to the post office, there would be
but little cause for complaint, and the
fees are a mere trife when one consid-
ers the safety and convenience of the
system; but orders should be payable at
any office.
List OF letters remaining in the Post
Office at Penn's Grove, N. j., for the
month ending June Both. Miss Anna
BatsOn, Henry Cheeseman, John w.
Homer, lin care G. Hancock) Mr.. Bur-
nard Page. Persons calling for the
above letters please say advertised.
d. V. SUMMERILL, JR., p. NJ.
Beecher, photographer, 315 Market
ST., Wilmington, DEL, will to the read
ers of this paper and their friends, make
n dozen best cabinet photographs for
81.
Excursion to Ocean City, July 1Sth.* ;