The Penn's Grove record., 1897-06-11
FRIDAY, JUNE II. 1897.

Lawn mowers ut T.. Il. Bricks. ="
Spring fingers in the lap of summer.
Home.dressed beef ct Kille and Lay.
toms.
The crop of potato bugs is prolific
this year.
For identifying the complexion, try
Johnson's Velvet Cream
Shad will average bet een 81 and SIS
per 100 this year.
Call and see the spring hats aud bon
nets at d. M. Shannon's millinery par
lor, opposite Johnson's drug store.
Tue post office at Caviar will be clos
ed this Saturday, 18th.
PANsIEs, when you want them go to
Z. E. Smith & Sons, fifteen hundred to
select from. y
Tho Baptist Church cleared about
$40 by their festival last Saturday eve.
ming.
The Bellmans excel In size, speed
end beauty, and outsell all other New
Jersey horses, at Hedgefield.
Very few shad we're caught this week,
% to a net was high and they were
worth SIS wholesale.
DR.. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. y
Earnest Bodine of Williamstown has
two COWS which have given birth TO
twin calves the past week.
Herring can be caught in large num-
bers In the Delaware. Shad were so
cheap that few desire herring.
Now Is the time to buy your hats
and bonnets at Mrs. r. J. Divers, op,
posite st. Paul's Church, Franklin St.
The assessors are looking up the
property of the citizens to see what can
be conflscated for the public good.
LosT-A child's necklace with heart
shaped locket. Finder will be reward
ed by returning it to J. G. Smalley's
Restaurant. v
Rev. j. II. Clarke's subject in Bethel
NJ. p. Church on Sunday morning will
be "The Coming Of the Holy Ghost"
For Hats 60 to Dubell, the halter,
No. 2 East Third street, Wilmington,
Del. Largest stock and lowest prices
in that city. 3-19.3m.
Several fiue sturgeon were caught at
Cape Shore last Saturday which helped
the fishermen out of their financial
shortage.
Now Is the time to take J0hnson's
Liver Seacher, the Great Blood Pur
iier and Spring Medicine, 6Oc per bot.
ties
Non.explosive gasoline is the latest
invention on the market. Edw. Town
send will give an exhibition of it this
Saturday evening.
We make the finest crayons, pastels
and water color portraits at Hiram Yerg-
gers store, II E. Sd St., Wilminton n 40
The Constitution makers in Delaware
must fear the people for they do not in
tend to submit the new constitution
which they made to the vote of the peo-
pie.
Moquette 1859, by Kentucky Wilkes
2.21i, dam Daisy Duncan by Mambrino
Patchen 58-Affords the great "Wilke's
Mambrin0 Patchen" strain at Hedge
field. T. o. Salem, N. ]. y
Tue wet weather will insure a large
hay crop where the seed took last year.
Some farmers failed to get a good take
of grass owing To the dry weather last
August.
Queen of Florida pine apples, the
finest that grow, for sale at Kille and
Layt0n's. '
The strawberry crop has been abund-
ant and fine. The truckers received
from 4c. to 7c. a box last week. 14c.
to lie. is paid for piekers and about 1c.
to get them TO market.
Picture frames. mirrors, and art nov-
elites. Largest stock, best assortment,
lowest prices at II 3. 3dSt., Wilmington.
The sturgeon palace floats of Israel
Dolbow, Jr., Henry j. Blohm and
Strimple Bros, of Pedricktown, were
towed from the Bay home on Tuesday.
A few remained In the Bay.
The outlook for melons is not as good
rs tile farmers would like, due, in a
measure to cold weather, and 10 the vi
entity of Swedesboro and Bridgeport
the melon patches are being plowed up
and set with corn.
Children's Day will be observed in
Emmanuel Church on Sunday. In the
morning Rev. ]. E. Wiley will baptise
children and preach on "The Parental
Obligation to Children" In the even.
ing the Sunday school will render a
program, consisting of singing and rec
itations. entitled Message of Glad.
ness"
The price Of wheat is dropping. A
short time ago it was worth 90c. Sew
eral who have wheat have been getting
rid Of 1t at 85c. 1t is only worth 75c.
now on the market and is likely to go
lower as o as the crops OF India and
Australia, which we're short last year,
are harvested.
The shrewd advertiser knows no pol
itics when he purchases space. He seeks
70 sell his wares In an open market.
He aims to reach the eye and enlist The
interest Of Republican and Democrat,
Populist and ProhibitIonist, radical and
conservative. He simply demands that
the publication have a circulation aud
q constituency worthy his attention.