The Penn's Grove record., 1894-05-18
FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1894.

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Millet Seed for sale by E. G. Brick.*
Strawberries are in the market at IS
cents q quart.
The new Bethel Church is enclosed
and makes q nice appearance
Supt. McCausland has repaired the
Penn's Grove wharf with crushed stone.
Paris Green and Plaster for sale by
Edw. G. Bricks
The steamer Reybold ran a few trips
from Philadelphia to Germania Park on
Monday.
Miss Essie Strengthen has had her
house greatly improved with a fresh
coat of paint.
William Somers, at C%hurchtown. has
the best early tomatoes seen between
Pennsville and Woodbury..
Mrs. Hannah A. Summerill has had
the hay house OIL her farm near Courses
Landing EXTENSIVELY repaired.
Call at Mrs. II. j. Divers for fashion,
able hats and bOnnets. Franklin ST.,
opposite st. Paul Church.
A. H. Chandler has made some at
~'tractive improvements to the Riverside
House since he took charge.
There are lots of wheat out in head
which is extraordinary for the month of
May. 1t indicates an early harvest.
The steamer Ulrica resumed her trips
on Sunday after being brighten with a
fresh coat of paint, o~verhauled and
inspected.
Auburn is advancing in Importance.
1t now has two mails a day and the pay
of mail carrier Trumbull has increased
to S315 per year.
Freebooter tanning will begin re-
pairing Long Bridge, W. Game Greek
about next Tuesday and travel over 1t
will be stopped for about a week.
W. p. Lippincott q Co. will hold
their fourth sale of cows at the exhibi-
tion Farm, WoOdstowD, next Monday,
21st. Those needing fine cattle should
attend.
Shad fishing was very poor this week,
20 to So being the highest. The price
has been from S25 to $50. Some have
quit fishing and several have come out
of the Bay.
North Carolina strawberries have
'been in market two weeks. Maryland
Strawberries are now in market and
Jersey strawberries will appear in II
week or ten days.
WANTED, every man, woman, boy
:and girl to drink Johns0n's fine luscious
cream soda. All flavors strictly pure,
SC. Ice Cream and Soda every Satur-
day.
S0tae sportsmen scared Samuel Hill.
mans horses in the meadow while |
shooting glass balls last week aud they
ran into a young colt and broke its leg
so it had TO be killed.
Samuel Townsend launched ii. o.
Webber's scow Oh Wednesday and Geo.
Sparks sloop on Thursday. lie has the
lumber at hand to begin building |
another scow ut once for Mr.. Weber.
Go TO Smith & Dsnny's for a full line
'of spring and summer millinery. See
o u new styles.
Denny Bros. have rented the steamer
Bridgeton to a party in New York who
will run her to Coney Island during the
excursion season. George Denny will
go on her as engineer. She will leave
for New York next week.
There is a lady In our town who is
troubled with cats so much that she has
requested us to ask the Borough Coun-
Gil to require all cats to be registered
and wear a collar, and to have all shot
which do not wear collars.
You a get strictly pure extracts of
lemon, vanilla, orange and bitter al
mOnds very cheap ut J0hnson's. Also
the finest Perfumery, all odors.
The four act comedy drama "Lost in
New York" will be given in Odd Eel
lows Hall this Friday and Saturday
evening by the comedian II. G. Witwer
and the actress Maize l.. Witwer, as
sisted by local talent, for the benefit of
the Jr. Order of Mechanics.
Last Saturday night some rascals
stole half of Broadway Bros. net and
half of ALI. Layton and Gil Denny's
net and took II. E. Crompton's batteau
which Jas. Workman had rented to fish
in. The rascals should he ferreted out
and be dealt severely with. lit breaks
Layton & Denny completely up from
further fishing this spring. "You take
my life when you take that which l get
my living WITH" says Shylock. Elmer
Sparks also had a batteau stole the same
night from Dolbows' Landing.
AS II Blood Purifier, one bottle of
Johnson's Liver Searcher will do more
good than four bottles of any other Sar-
saparilla. IL cures Malaria as wei! as
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases.
When hungry in Wilmington don't
fail to visit Ainscow's new restaurant,
100 East 4th, St. Full dinner SOC,
Light lunch always on hand. 1928
A Popular Remedy.
The promptness and certainty of its cure
have made Chamberlain's Co1gh Remedy
famous. 1t is intended especially for
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