The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-12
FRIDAY. JULY u, 1896.

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Martin B. Dolbow brought the first
basket of peaches into town on Thurs.
day.
Acton Post, G. A. r. will make an
excursion to Lincoln and Germania
Parks on August 10Th.
Mrs. George X. Biddle has recovered
frem the dog bite so she walked out TO
her meals on Thursday.
The Bethel Church will give a flag
festival and free concert in Odd Fell
lows this Saturday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Wesley
Church, Wilmington, spent Friday in
the Grove. About so were over.
Finest Soda in town at J%ohnson's.|
The steamer Fannie H., Capt. Joseph
Humphreys, began carrying early truck
from Courses Landing 10 Wilmington
this week.
William Webber one of the earliest
truckers in the County had early corn
or his table on July 4ths He sent some
to market this week.
For the best clover and timothy Seed
no to G. G. Turner. 2t*
A dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica,
on the 9Th stated that the steamer
BrIdgeton had sailed from there for
Cayenne, French Guiana.
David Diver had 81 fattening chick.
ems he expected to kill on Thursday,
but some one saved him the trouble by
stealing them on Tuesday night.
Stop and see the Little Anchor, gas
Oline stove at w. L. Denny's.
The Sunday School of the Reformed
Episcopal Church of the R~edeemer, in
Wilmington picnicked in the Grove on
Thursday. About $50 were over.
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TIE wet weather has kept the grass
growing so much that much was not
cut until after harvest and some farm.
ers have more hay than their barns will
hold.
We acknowledge receiving a copy Of
the Kings County Neps, published at
Hampton, New Brunswick, Canada,
from d, p. Leonard who is now visit
ing his parents at that place.
The meeting at Wildwood next
Thursday will be Of special interest to
all interested in Epworth work. So
don't miss it as it will be the biggest
Epworth League meeting In South Jer-
sey. y"
Samuel Shultz's horse. took fright at
the rattling of a milk can in his open
wagon on Monday morning, broke the
quiler, broke the sword and ran into
Elizabeth Johnson's fence and broke a
few palings.
Buy your coal oil and gasoline Of W.
L. Denny.
Early tomatoes are scarce. There
was a big demand for them in the Will
mington market on Wednesday at 50
and $2.25 per basket. White potatoes
brought from so to 75e; egg plants from
ST. so to $1.75
Soda Water made fine and served &C.
ceptably at Johnson's Drug Stores
Eagletown had its first wedding
Tuesday evening by the Squire in the
presence Of the Mayor. We hope their
first connubial knot tying will bring
future happiness and prosperity to the
dusky couple.
AT Fort Delaware the foundations
are being laid for three guns, which
will he monsters. They are calculated
to throw shells fifteen miles and to be
aimed with accuracy at a mark 0 miles
distant. The guns will cost 100000.
Get your kitchen utensils of W. L.
Denny.
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A small colored excursion from Will
mington was in the Grove ON Wednes-
day. One fellow from Bushtown who
got so enthused that he could whip any
man in Wilmington, use p~rofane Ian
guage and flourished a revolver, got
run into the lookup by Marshall Harker.
After being in a short time deputy
Mayor SmalleY heard The case and
learned that he "had just done gone got
81 years old the 25th of dis month";" His
revolver was kept and he was dismissed
with a reprimand.
Ho for the mountains Remember
Wednesday, July oath, st. Paul's
Church and Sunday School excursion
to Reading for $i.00. ~
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B~eecher, Photographer. 315 Market
ST., Wilmington, Del, will make for
the readers Of this paper and their
friends n dozen cabinet pictures and
n extra in a nice frame, all for two
dollars.
Every one should know, If they don't
that Hiram Yerger, the well known
picture dealer has removed bis business
room 419 Market and Shipley SITS. to
his new store IL E. 3rd St., opposite
Bradford's paint store, Wilmington.
NOT REMOVED.
Harry Yerger, the original and practical
picture frame maker and picture dealer,
419 Shipley st., Wilmington, Del. Estab-
lished IL years. Tho longest experience
gives the best work and the lowest prices
in the State. 12-4t.