The Penn's Grove record., 1896-07-03
D July 3. 1896.

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Independence Day.
How will you celebrate it?
Soda Water at Johnson's this Saturday
The bicycle craze is raging in Penn's
Grove among the ladies'.
d. D. Leap has given his house a
pretty, light tint of paint.
The post office will be closed this
Saturday, the 4th, from 10 A.. M. to 4
P. N.
Csterpillars are so thick that they
are killing trees. Where ATE the spar.
rows?
Late vegetable plants for sale at e.
L. Smith & Sons. y
Many of the farmers let their grass
grow until after harvest, as the rains
nearly doubled the crop.
Georgia water melons are already
flooding the northern markets, while
Jersey melons are only in bloom.
William Wehber at Courses Landing,
sent the first early corn from Jersey to
Wilmington market on Thursday.
Talk about caterpillars. What would
you do it you had them a foot long like
they grow in some parts of Australia.
DR.. Doollttle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday.
All tax payers should read the coun-
ty statement in another column to zee
what it costs to run the county and
where the money goes.
The party who went down the Bay
last week on the steamer Endeayor
heaved up mora food for fish than they
brought home fish for food.
1t is reported that business is BOOM
ing on Harmony st. VIM. Mupyan
has opened a produce stand, making
eight merchants on that street.
Read and take advantage Of Cum
mings' photo offer In another column
For pictures and frames go to Hiram
Yerger's, II E. Sd St., Wilmington.4.24
Henry J. Blohm has moved into the
Layton House which he has name the
"Old Homestead" and is now making
marked improvements to his home.
1t is a sin to ride a bicycle on Sunday,
because, the fourth commandment for
bids the working of cattle on the Sab.
bath. Men are not cattle but bicycle
riding compells calves to work.
The U. z. Neck Board of education
have elected the following school teach
ers for the ensuing year: Central, Miss
Sallie Layton; Cove, Miss Hannah Sum.
merrill; Wrights,. Miss Sarah E. Ayers.
Parker Locke will begin following
Wilmington market next week and so.
licits the selling of farmers truck.
About 40 members of Viola Council,
Jr., o. U. A. Mechanics paid a friend.
ly visit to Salem Council ON Wednesday
evening and highly appreciated the
manner by which they were entertained.
A new time table went into effect
last Saturday, another trip being added
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p. m. Leaving Wilmington at 7.15
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Fine Soda is rare. Try Johnson's. =
DR.. Doolittle will make the best set
of teeth for 81. 10. No CHARGE for ak.
tracing when teeth are ordered.
The Epworth Leagues of South Jer-
sey will make a combination excursion
to Ocean City, on August 18th. A. L.
Roberts, OF Camden, n of the mama
gers, was in town last Saturday to see
about getting the PENIS Grove Lea
CUES to join, but neither one seems to
care for the excursion.
The Sons of Veterans will make an
excursion to Lincoln Park next Satur-
day, when there will be special attrac-
tions In the evening, as Paine's Pyro-
themes and the Carnival of Venice. A
pyrotechical photograph of y promin-
emit member Of Acton Post will be al
interesting local feature. Two extra
trains leave in the evening.
For RENT, the house occupied by H.
J. Blohm. Apply to Margaret Smith,
opposite Odd Fellows Hall. l2-4t."
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