The Penn's Grove record., 1894-07-20
Bids for coal for the Almshonsc il
asked for in another column.

Bids for coal for the Almshonsc is
asked for in another column.
st. Paul Sunday School will make a
trip to Reading next Wednesday.
J, Wilmer Clark gives notice in an
other column that he will resume the
commission business
Edward +. Smith and John NJ. Bev.
is have also lost considerable grass
from the army worms.
Capt. Geo. P. II. Dolbow will begin
running his sloop from the Cove next
Monday to Wilmington Markets.
Capt. Edward Justice took a small
pleasure party on a delightful sail up
the River to Lincoln Park OH his sloop
on Thursday.
Captain Doyle, of the steamer Major
Reybold while fishing for a barrel of
-four off the wharf at this place Tues
day evening, fell overheard but reached
the shore none the worst for his bath.
Perhaps it would be just as well for
both horse drivers aud bicycle riders to
remember that the highways were not
built exclusively for the use of either
of them. In this age of rapid transit,
the golden rule should not be forgotten.
Justice & Sons, George S. Kille agent,
began shipping produce from PENIS
Grove on Wednesday. They have ship
ped tomatoes and cucumbers only.
Tomatoes were Sl.50 per crate and Gu
cumbers 10 cents per basket. The fol-
lowing prices are offered: onions, S1.50
per barrel; white potatoes, SIPS to
$1.40; egg plants, $3.50.
The poles are nearly all up for the
electric wiring of the new railway from
Wilmington to Gordon Heights and
from present prospects, the line will be
in operation by the first of August.
This means a great deal to the new
Gordon Heights Park, as its business
will n doubt be largely increased by
the operation of the new road. 1t will
also give Jersey shoppers a new and at
tractive route to Wilmington.
Printers Ink makes this timely sug-
gestion: The summers advertising can
be made profitable if proper precaution
and skill be exercised in conducting it.
The people are ready to avail themsel.
yes Of offers which appear to present
means of economizing. And the mer.
chant who will advertise an article that
is really s%erviceable, at a price consis-
tent with the times, will find that he
will get a good share of the money that
is spent. The man who fails TO adver.
tise this summer will find it a most
dreary season.
The South ~Jerseyman is about as
much amiss as the STANDARD in regards
to changing the name of our post office
to Penn Grove by saying ''the change
IA male at the request of a number
of the citizens over four months ago.
The news was probably received by
some surprise" The change was made
nearly a year ago without the request
or knowledge of any citizens. 1t was
done by rule in the post office depart
ment TO made uniformity in names by
dropping the apostroplle and s on all
names. They have been dropped so that
it is now Course Landing.
Everybody is praising that great school in
wilmington, Del, Cooley Commercial and
Shorthand College. The graduates get posi-
tions. Catalogue sent free. See advertisement.
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 wei! a.
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases.