The Penn's Grove record., 1896-07-31
D JULY 81, 1896.

Ienulut Sullliltl WchtlCl tHio NCCA
with the mercury in the ~nineties.
A large excursion from Wilmington
went to Washington Park on Thursday.
Eastlake Presbyterian Sunday School,
of Wilmington, spent Thursday in the
Grove.
Dana Cholera Cure at Robbins. n
Wright's Sunday School will hold
their picnic at the School House on
Wednesday, August 18th.
The balloonist who fell at Washing.
ton Park two weeks ago has recovered
so as to be out of danger.
The steamer Endeavor brought the
third excursion from Bridgeton to Cor.
don Heights on Thursday. Over 400
came up.
Go to Titus's for glass fruit jars and
tin fruit eans at rock bottom prices. \
The heavy rain at night and the extra
hot sun in the day time has nearly
burned up the late tomatoes in lowish
ground.
Washington Park seems to be Grip
pling the other parks. Lincoln Park
has been placed into the hards of a
receiver.
The Emmanuel and Central Sunday
Schools will hold a union picnic in
Joshua Hewitt's Grove on Tuesday,
August 18th.
Use Robbins Headache Powders. \
W. d. Robbins has put IA bicycle rack
in front OF his drug store. This is an
accommodation to bicyclers and worthy
of imitation.
Frank II. Walker will run the sloop
Sallis from Barber's wharf to Philadel-
phia to carry truck, loading on Mon
days and Thursdays. \
The annual picnic of the Gloucester
County farmers along the Delaware
River Railroad will he held in Peun's
Grove on Friday, August 14th.
About 700 went from Salem and
Pennsyille on the excursion to Reading
on Wednesday and over 200 from the
country surrounding Penn's Grove.
A handful of carpet tacks will clean
fruit jars and bottles readily. Half fill
the jars with hot soap suds, put in the
tacks, cover, give vigorous shaking and
rinse well.
DIR. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. y
The members of the Bethel Church
and Sunday School will make their an
nual excursion to Lincoln Park next
Thursday, Aug. 9th. Theirs has al
ways been a popular outing and well
~patronized.
One hundred and ~sixty.six went on
the excursion to Shellpot on Thursday
and spent a happy day in that pretty
grove. A snug sum Pas cleared for
the treasury of Emmanuel Epworth
League.
Tin fruit cans at W. L. Denny's, at
25c per dozen. y
j. D. Whitaker, A. G. Turner, E. H..
Green, Jas. Borden, and Richard Shan
non were elected delegates to represent
Penn's Grove Borough in the Con-
gressiOnal convention at Woodbury. on
Thursday.
Last Saturday while an excursion
from Odessa, Del, was in the Grove,
Joshua Hewitt's had his $14 silver
watch stolen. AS none but Peun's
Growers were near when he missed it,
lie thinks it is in town and not in Del.
aware.
Soda Water at Johnson's this Saturday.
For pictures and frames 90 to Hiram
Yerger's, II E. Sd St., Wilmington. 4-24
Denny Bros. will make another ex-
cursion to the fishing banks oil next
Monday night. She will leave Will
mington at $50, Penn's Grove at 8,
Pennsville at $50 and will return Tues
day evening. This will give all an OPP
portunity to go who did not enjoy
the former trip.
Robbins Headache Powders sur cure*
The sloop Mary s., Capts. Edw. Jus.
tics and S. ]. Hurff, will begin loading
truck at Barber's wharf for Philadel.
phia market next Wednesday, Aug. 9th,
and will continue to load every We'd
nesday and Saturday during the truck
season. The patronage of the farmers
is solicited. n
The schooner RilIie s. Derby, Capt.
Thos. Naylor, arrived in Philadelphia
on Thursday with a cargo of ice from
Kenebec river, Me. The jovial Cap
tain, wife and son, and MSS Lillian
Souders, Of Salem, who accompanied
him on the trip arrived home that even
ing. The ladies enjoyed the trip until
Monday and Wednesday nights heavy
storms caused seasickness.
WANTED at the Record office, the
June number of the Arena magazine
George Lawrence loan some n in
Penn's Grove.
One of the finest school catalogues is
sued In the woodland it will surprise
you-is "Goldey's" describing his IA
mona llommernial and Shorthand Col.