The Penn's Grove record., 1895-09-06
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1895.

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Oysters have arrived in season again.
They are fine.
Dominic Lawrence has taken Il the
bicycle and nows rides well.
Some heard the earthquake on Sun
day morning and some did not.
Elwood S. Layton has the thanks of
the RECORD for a fine Floida Favorite
melon.
Wilson Sc Hughes have procured a
new steam thresher and resumed
business.
Thomas Whitsell has shown us a to-
mato which weighed q pounds. Who
can beat it2
Tn Q upper canal bridge will be taken
up for repairs this Saturday and travel
stopped two or three days.
Finest Soda In town at Johnson's.*
Farmers have begun to dig sweet po
latoes in large quantities. They were
worth 81 per barrel this week.
6 O'Clock boat for Wilmington
will connect with the excursion train
for Reading Fair. next Thursday.
Lower prices on clover and timothy
seeds at Edw. G. Bricks. \
John Torton is recovering from the
accident AT the powder works. His
arm is healing nicely and he will soon
be able to work again.
Robbins No. 3, stops the cough.
Did you see the eclipse of the moon
Tuesday night at 12.05P Those up at
that time of night must have been
moon-struck, or lunay.
The citizens of this County miss the
Woodstown Fair as a place Of muse
ment as well as a place for a social
gathering to meet old friends.
The Ladies Auxiliary of st. Paul's
Church will hold and oyster social next
Saturday, 14th, in S. R. Leaps store on
Oak St, opposite the RECORD office.
A carload Of flour from Diament
Bros. arrived on Tuesday for Z. H. OH.
phant who has opened his flour and feed
store, where Charles C. Barber former
ly lived, and is now ready for business.
See adv.
The schools in U. P. Neck Township
will begin next Monday with the fol-
lowing teachers in charge: Central,
Miss Sallie g. Layton; Cove, Miss Han
ma Summerill; Wright, Miss Sarah
Ayres. of Wilmington; Wiley, Miss
Amanda Stretch, of Cohansey.
The colored picnic in PENIS Grove
last week furnished grist for the Jus.
tice of the Peace's mill in Salem. Geo.
Miller was made to pay for damaging a
wagon of j. H. Sinnickson together
with fines and cost amounting to SIS 5,
and was locked up in jail for over driv-
ing a horse. John Shorts was made to.
put up 500 for damaging a spindle wag-
on and Stephen Accoo's bill Of expense
FOR dr;v;no off w;tho,, navin, Co.. a
team waa 90 M
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ceptnbly at Johnson's Drug Store.*
1t wa reported that the dredging on
Bulk Head bar was finished, but word
was received last week that another
appropriation was available and the
dredges began digging again. A sunk.
en- boat. supposed to be a steamer.
was struck by the dredge last week.
and several pieces were raised. No
D remembers Of a steamer being sunk
there. Work on the channel west of
Cherry Island shoals will not be re-
sumed as reported.
Tho RoB;,oo,e. Am..o, 80 A,,,.t
Ok conta nm interast,no a~ccopnt ~
tbe ~v;c,ory non hy ,ho ar;o, pou;nn
Club. of that CITY. of which Harry Vail
is trainer in the Potomac Regatta, On
August 24th portraits of the entire crew
with the trainer are also given. Mr..
Vail has many friends in PENIS Grove
who are pleased to hear of the success
attending his efforts, and congratulate
him on the amount Of well deserved
praise he has received,
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