The Penn's Grove record., 1894-07-06
D JULY 6, 1894,

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FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1894.
This hot weather delights the ice and
Ice G men.
Benjamin HARRISON lost a 2-year old
child last Saturday from d~iptheria.
Hysore & Co. announce a new truck
line to Wilmington in another column.
Millet Seed for sale by E. G. Bricks
Dogs wear pants only in summer
when other persons need them the least
Capt. A. NJ. Strowbridge, of Auburn,
is having his scow repaired on Barber's
railway.
A photograph gallery has located on
the Railroad property ut the foot of
French's grove.
Martin B. Dolbow picked and sent to
the Wilmington market on Monday, a
basket OF fine peaches.
JOhnsOn's Cholera Mixture cures all
Bowel Complaint. n
b. G. Wood has a large sea turtle
shell on his front porch which he has
painted in different colors so that it is
an attractive curiosity.
The new wharf was completed this
week 80 the boat to Gordon Heights
can land at low water. Truck will be
taken to the end of the wharf on q rail.
way.
The heavy lains in the spring caused
q big grass crop which did not ripen
until a week later than usual. Con.
s%equently hay harvest came later than
wheat harvest with some.
Hotel Metropole is the new name for
the Riverside House, conducted by A.
II. Chandler. The house presents an
improved and more home-like appear
ance since Mr.. Chandler took charge.
We have been requested to remind
some that the street is not the place for
trash and that it is very annoying
sometimes to bicycle riders. A person
got a bad fall recently at night by a
limb being in the street.
Reduced freight rates on farmers
produce to Chester and Philadelphia by
steamer Reybold.*
Owing to the Ocean City excursion
Supt. Gwynne has kindly set by request
the election for school trustees in VI ?.
Neck. Penn's Grove and Oldman's o.
Thursday, July 10th. There are some
who desire to 60 on the excursion and
also attend the election.
Belford G. Wood has greatly improv.
ed his river front which was washed
out by the high tides. He has also
very attractively painted his summer
house and divided it into two apart
ments so that two families can very
well put up there for Il short time. lie
has an occupant for August.
Great reductions in hats at Denny 81
Smiths. Call and see them.
We have received the richly printed
catalogue of Goldey's Business College
in Wilmington, with fine advice and
illustrations of the road to a business
education. Among the ffty-one grad
mates In the commercial department
this year are Arthur Denny and Adel-
bert Higgins, of PENIS Grove.
Messrs Edward and William Gaynor,
glass manufactures of Salem, were in
town on Wednesday. They recognize
the superior facilities OF Penn's Grove
for the location of a glass factory and
think they made a mistake in not locat
ing here as they intended when they
started in Salem. 1t is hoped they may
get control of the Penn's Grove glass
factory and start it.
AS u Blood Purifier, one bottle of
JohnsOn's Liver Searcher will do more
good than four bottles of any other Sar-
saparilia. 1t cures Malaria as wei! as
Dyspepsia and all skin diseases. NJ
No trace IA be found of the Phila.
delphia tug James McFadden, which
sunk two weeks g in Delaware Bay, |
near Ship John Shoal. Some days ago
the pilot house washed off and drifted
down the bay. 1t was feared the boat
would be an obstruction to shipping.
and the lighthouse officials began a
search for Tie supposed wreck, but
without success. 1t is believed she has
been swallowed np by the auicksands.
Trnck ia unusuaulv a.r,v mi. vs.r
J.oas Divar son, 10 uorLa, siv,u ~
kets Of tomatoes In two trims before The
Fourth and others also sent severa, has.