The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-19
D JULY 10. 1895.

HlckleDerrles are plentiful this year.
Bathing and boating have been fine
this week.
The farmers have The prospect of
good crops this year.
Crabs are biting and grabbing parties
are now a popular amusement.
Harry A. Dolbow has broken ground
on Stale Street Tor a new residence.
Try Chocolate Robbins Pharmacy
Last year there was a good market
for cabbage but this year the market IS
poor.
Jarvis Reeves has broken ground
next VIM. Divers residence for a new
house.
Goodman M. E. Sunday School, of
Wilmington spent Wednesday in the
Grove.
John M. Bevis cut IS acres of wheat
in 10 hours with his Champion binder
with two horses.
For the best clover and timothy Seed
90 to G. G. Turner. 2t*
The Bethel Church will make its
annual excursion to Lincoln Park OH
Thursday, August LIST.
A colored excursion from Woodbury.
made merry in PENIS Grove OH Thurs
day. About 225 were down.
George Stanton's two skiffs were sold
Monday. One brought $40 and the other
$57. They were worth more.
Finest Soda in town at Johnson's.*
The Calvary Baptist Sunday School,
OF Wilmington, picnicked in the Grove
on Tuesday. About $50 were over.
We wish to inform the editor of the
South J~erseymdn that Gloucester City
is in Camden and not in Gloucester
county.
HO for the mountains | Remember
Wednesday, July Oath, St. Paul's
Church and Sunday School excursion
to Reading for $1.00.
Warren b. Thompson, living on the
Shoemaker farm, at Cohansey, has a
six-acre field of oats that measures Al
feet high.
The oystering schooner Mary, Capt.
Quershaw, of Port Penn, has been
undergoing repairs this week on Bar
ber's railway.
On Monday last, Grace. daughter of
William A. Pidgeon, by a fall dislo.
Gated her left elbow and severely injur-
ing the joints.
Samuel Tussey, superintendent of
Hughes's canning factory, has about
$4,000 cans made and is now waiting
for the tomatoes to ripen.
Capt. Geo. p. DOlbow, who has been
running his small boat from the Cove
to Wilmington will put his sloop OIL
next Monday. See adv.
Rev. G. S. Lawrence's subject in st.
Paul Church Sunday morning will be
"Mystery of G~odliness.n Evening, |
S'Helps over Hard Places"
Emmanuel Sunday School will hold a
picnic in the corner of Garrett Sum.
merill's woods adjoining Charles Leaps
residence on Wednesday, the 31st of
this month.
The second excursion of st. Paul's
Church and Sunday School to Reading
next Wednesday will give those an op-
p~ortunity to go who enjoys mountain
scenery.
The committee of citizens who con-
Quoted the excursions in past years
have been arranging for another one. to
Bay Ridge on Chesapeake Bay, with
the expectation of going the latter part
Of August.
George Cronk, our shoe manufacturer,
received a special order last week and
has been manufacturing since. He ex-
poets 4 receive a large order this Sat-
urday and put two practical men from
Camden TO work next week.
Acton Post, No. SO, G. A. II. will
make and excursion to Lincoln and
Germania Parks on Thursday, August
10Th. The attractions in the evening
will be superior to those of last year,
including a grand display of fireworks
Freezing Soda Robbins Pharmacy
The price Of early tomatoes in vii.
mlngton has fallen. This week toma-
toes have been worth from 75c to 81;
egg plants 75c to 81; potatoes 80 to 40c ;
cabbage and squashes 15c; apples 10 to
3Oc; onions Acc; cucHmbers 25c. The
Chester market has been about the same
with the exception that potatoes have
been as high as SOC a basket. The
price was a little less the latter part of
the week.
Soda Water made fine and served &C.
sptably at Jolinson's Drug Store.#
secher, Photographer, 315 Market
I, Wilmington, DEL, will make for
ne readers of this paper and their
one dozen cabinet pictures and
one extra in a nice frame, all for two
dollars.
Every n should know, if they don't
That Hiram Yerger, the well known
dealer has removed his business
room 4l9 Market and Shipley SITS. to
his new store II E. 3rd St., opposite
paint store, Wilmington. y !