The Penn's Grove record., 1895-08-09

~pincott's and theirs only As cents less
than Justice & Sons.
While returning from hucklebeiryine
the entire family of Lewis Morrison, o.
Auburn, was thrown from the wagon
by the frightened horse, and his daugh'
ter had her shoulder d~islocated.
The old Luthern Church, at Fries
burg, was struck by lightning during
the dismissal services last Sunday. The
people were scared, Jacob Hitchner'
Edward Vanmeter and David Wentzell
were dazed, and a window and the roof
were damaged.
Farmers are busy blowing the stub
bic fields in which to SOW grass seed
A good crop of clover and timothy use
to be raised by sowing the seed in the
spring amongst the wheat but it has
become necessary to plow the stubble
and SOW in August now to get a good
crop of hay. Wonder what the cause
is ?
Supt. McCausland has bought Geo.
?. Dolbow's sloop Fannie & Annie and
she has been put on the night truck
line to carry truck from Barber's wharf
and land it in Wilmington before the
steamboat, like other small boats are
doing. Capt. Frank H. Walker has
charge Of the line. Mr. Dolbow and
George Cam are running a scow in her
place from the Cove.
Follow the crowd into Robbins
Pharmacy for fine soda. +"
The picnic of the Gloucester County
farmers along the Delaware River Rail.
road to Penn's Grove next Friday
promises to be an interesting event.
At 2 O'Clock Hon. Mortimer White
head, Of New Brunswick, will make an
address or general farm topics. This
noted speaker is worth going miles to
hear. There will also he base ball, pc.
tato and other races.
Lemons are good in all ways wheDsthe
thermometer is rising steadily. A well
known Chicago physician says that If
women, h%ousekeepers particularly,
would drink more lemonade aud use
lemon juice instead of vinegar for salad
dressing during the hot season they
would have a much clearer color and
far better health. This same doctor
has a wonderfully good opinion Of
onions al an article of summer diet.
In these days when money comes
hard and goes easy it is like a present
of actual cash to be given the chance to
buy staple, up.to date and every way
reliable goods at prices a third lower
than are usually asked for duplicate
values. The chance comes but seldom,
but it is now here offered by the trade
sale of furniture at Wanamaker's,
which like the fairies gifts of old, holds
out only so long, and il in the next
month the buyer does not see to it that
the needed piece of furniture is pur-
chased there u be no hope of obtain.
ing such prices as now prevail.
The Sharptown correspondent to the
Elmer Times attended Emmanuel SUM-
day School picnic last week and stated
that 1--WE saw more babies than we
have seen for a long time which proves
that they are up to tile times Babies
must be scarce in Sharptown and vicin-
ity. No wonder one of Sharptown's
young men comes 10 Penn's Grove to
start in business where there is seen a
future prospect for a greater demand
for -four. Penn's Grove is noted for its
fine babies, good looking girls and many
people of old age. Sharptown young
people better follow scripture teaching
or that will soon be a deserted village.
The Bay party consisting of John
and Alfred Patton, Linford Hurff and
Councilman Crompton returned home
on Tuesday we'll ladened with fish and
fat and healthy from feasting on oys-
tiers and having their blood purified
by mosquitoes. They had rough wealth
er last week but found trout fishing
splendid off Fortesque on Monday.
The only mishap was that the Council
man lost his pet dog. 1t got scared at
the firing Of a revolver off Elsinboro
meadows and deserted the ship. He
mourned for his lost pet a day or two
by fasting, but the consoling sympathy
Of some Of the crew in expressing their
grief for the loss of the fine new collar
mot for the dog) together with the salt
air, oysters and good fishing brought
him to his usual appetite and good
huInored spirits. The crew has our
thanks for a fine mess Of fish.
Soda Water made fine and served &C.
ceptably at Johnson's Drug Store.*
Beecher, Photographer. 315 Market
st., Wilmington, Del, will make for
the readers of this paper and their
friends one dozen cabinet pictures and
one extra in a nice frame, all for two |
dollars. y
Business practice from the start is the
splendid new departure at Goldey Will
mington (Del.) Commercial and Short
hand College. If looking for good place
to attend school send for its magnificent
catalogue.
NOT REMOVED.
Harry Yerger, the original and practical
picture frame maker and picture dealer, |
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