The Penn's Grove record., 1897-07-02

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Try A RECORD ADJ.
Fine growing weather.
The hay crop was heavy.
Lawn mowers at E. G. Br ick's.
The RECORD office will be closed
next Monday.
Ice cream at Stiles restaurant, I'M
lou Corner, Penn's Grove. '
Chas. G. Aborn is having u portico
built in front Of his residence.
For identifying the complexion, try
J%olnson's Velvet Creams
Freebooter LanninA has had his les
idence treated to u fresh coat of paint.
Tbs propeller Favorite run excur
slous from Philadelphia TO Augustine
Pier.
w. L. Denny, our tinsmith, is all
smiles because Of the arrival Of q son
OF Monday.
The Standard Oil Co.'S. tanks caught
Gre at Marcus Hook last Friday eve.
ming during tLs storm and burned all
night.
Call aud see the spring hats aud bon
nets at ID. M. Siiannon's millinery par
lor, opposite Julinson's drug stole.
John Hatch, lately with the RECORD
has secured u position as composition In
the Times Job Printing office, ths fin
est office In Philadelphia.
We make the finest crayons, pastels
and water color portraits at Hiram Yerg-
gers store, II E. Sd St., Wilminton = 4.O
Landlord French will treat the cit
liens of Penn's Grove to one Of the fin
est displays of fireworks ever given
here, next Monday evening.
The Bellmans excel in size, speed
end beauty, and outsell all other New
Jersey horses, at Hedgefeld.
The prices OF all the Standard bicy.
Giles has been reduced from 500 to $75.
Some new whepls are being sold by big
department houses for $22. 81.
The Bethany Baptist Sunday School
OF Wilmington spent Thursday in the
Grove. II was the first excursion of
the season. About 400 were over.
DR.. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. =
Road Oyerseer Watson has been
gathering the Borough hay crop this
week. The streets look much better
by being cleared of weeds and grass.
The steamer Ulrica broke her crank
shaft on her way from Wilmington,
Wednesday afternoon. She has been
towed by a tug while the shaft is being
repaired
For Hats go to Dubell, the halter,
No. Q East Third street, Wilmington,
Del. Largest stock and lowest prices
in that city. 3-19.3m.
White potatoes continue a good price
from 40c. to soc. q basket. When far
mers have but few the price is good,
when a good crop they don't bring the
cost Of raising.
Now is the time to take Johnson's
Liver Seacher, the Great Blood Pur.
ifer and Spring Medicine, Coo per bot.
ties
The law which requires non.r idents
TO procure a license before being mar
ried went into effect on July LIST. If
one Of the contracting parties is a res
ident Of the State no license is requir-
ed.
Some farmers think that money alone
should be counted TO determine wheth-
or a thing pays or not. This is a great
mistake. Fruit pays ever if we don't
sell a dollars worth. 1t keeps down
doctor bills in the family.
Picture frames, mirrors, and art nov
elites. Largest stock, best assortment,
lowest prices at II E. 3d5t., Wi nington.
On Monday > some boys we're
jumping on the hay In Mayor Torton's
NOW, Howard Dolbow, o Of Gideon
Dolbow, jumped down the hay well
striking the back Of his head aud land.
ing on his feet. He was badly hurt
but is .covering quite well.
j 81 tomatoes began going to Will
raington market last week. The first
brought Sits q basket. This week
they were worth 81 rs to 81. so a basket.
White potatoes are scarce and are
bringing Acc. a basket. Peas are worth
25c. a basket, squashes Csc. and string
beans 25c.
There will be patriotic services in
Emmanuel Church Sunday morning.
Rev. J. E. Wiley will preach an ap-
propriate sers In The morning to the
G. A. r., Sons Of Veterans and Ladies'
Relief Corps. In the evening a patri.
otlc service will be held under the aus
pices Of the League and Sunday School.
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