The Penn's Grove record., 1895-07-05
FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1895.

A cool summer is predicted.
Latest fad Coffee Soda Robbins Pharmacy.
Weak fish, or bay trout are biting
we'll in the bay.
Anglers have begun fishing off the
end Of the Pier.
The 81 all boy is in the swim now
and greatly enjoys it.
Don't miss the excursion to Wild
wood Thursday, July 18th.
Henry Munysn has opened q fish
market liz lob Barber's boat chop.
The large boiler of the glass factory
was moved on Tuesday to Jonas City.
Harry o. Weber has begun storing
Philadelphia manure at Courses Land.
ing.
Harry A. Dolbow has resumed his
position as engineer Of French's car.
rousal.
1t is said that the bicycle has promot-
ed matrimoDy in the cities where la.
allies ride.
Finest Soda in town at J%ohnson's.%
When you can get suited buy your
goods at home and give yoar neighbor
a chance to live.
The prospect for an early white pota.
to crop is good. Some were large
enough to dig by the Fourth.
Several of our truckers have sent
their FIRST basket of early tomatoes to
market. They received al high as
$l.50 per basket.
The fishing sloop G. r. Smith, Capt.
A. R. Hackney, of Anglesea, has been
undergoing repairs at Barber's ship
yard this week.
The Mission Sunday School Of West
Presbyterian Church, Wilmington,
spent T-ssday in French's Grove.
About 14O we're over
While Stephen Pyle, a farm hand,
was sleeping in a car Tuesday night
some cut his pocket open and stole
his purse with SIS in 1t.
Chocolate Soda, very fine Robbins Pharmacy
4 A new time table went into effect
between Penn's Grove and Wilmington
on Tuesday. An extra trip is put in
leaving Wilmington at l O'Clock and
PENIS Grove at 2 O'Clock. See full
time table in another column.
Passenger car No. 4 was returned
from the a shop In Wilmington on
Tuesday where II has been repaired and
newly painted and vanished. Supt.
Green desires to give the patrons of the
road the best accommodation the patro.
mage will afford.
Ho for the mountains | Remember
Wednesday, July Oath, st. Paul's
Church and Sunday School excursion
to Reading for SLIGO.
Mrs. Joseph G. Summerill has had
very pretty tomb stones erected over
the grave of her mother in Emmanuel
Church yard and also the lot enclosed
in which are buried John and Chris
tiana Summerill, the grand parents Of
the present generation of Summerills.
Notwithstanding there have been
rains enough for the farmers crops the
water In the River at PENIS Grove is
quite brackish. 1t IL quite troublesome
to those who have to use it in steam
boilers and where there are leaks white
streaks of salt may be seen on the hoil.
err.
Soda Water made fine and served &C.
ceptably at Johnson's Drug Stores
Warren b. Kille has sold out his tin
and stove store business to VIM. l..
Denny. We understand Mr.. Kille and
wife will leave soon for st. Louis. We
are sorry our town will lose this live,
energetice mechanic and wish Mr..
Denny success in his business under.
taking.
Mrs. George II. Biddle and Joseph
G. Denny settled her suit on Thursday
against him for being bitten by bis dog
three weeks ago, since which time she
has been very Ill. Mr.. Denny agrees
to pay her attorney fees, the court
charges, all the doctor bill during her
sickness and S35 in cash. Mrs. BIddle
is some better although not able to be
off of a'couch.
While boating in Oldman's Greek,
near ~Pedricktown. on Sunday, Samuel
Runk, Of No. 1887 Hutchinson street,
Philadelphia, fell overheard and drown
ed before his friends could reach him.
Runk, in company with a party from
the city, had been spending the day at
q boat house. He was a married man
and leaves a family. Coroner Carey,
of Bridgeport, held an inquest and the
body was taken to Runk's home on
Monday.
Coffee Soda makes you wish you had
a throat a mile long. Try it at Rob
bins Pharmacy. =
The following is the list of letters re.
naming In the Penn Grove Post Office
for the month ending June 81, 1895.
Mr.. Joseph Lewis, John Treese, W.
f. Weaver, Mr.. Richard Sparks, Mrs.
Emma Dolbow, Mrs. Rev. NJ. W.
Davis, To w. p, Mr.. Harry Cromley,
Miss Sadie Mcbride care Mrs. @. Kidd.
Persons calling for the the above let
tiers, please say advertised.
D. v. SUMMERILL, JR., 2. N.