The Penn's Grove record., 1897-08-27
D AUGUST q, 1897.


Vacation days wilk soon be past,
children.
Full line of school supply's at Sites
Restaurant, Union Corner. y
The second crop Of clover is extra
good this year.
The Sunday School of the North Bap-
fist Church, about 400, spent Thursday
In the Grove.
About 40 Wilmingtonians enjoyed
Atlantic City's pleasures on last Sun.
day via the Delaware River Railroad.
For seryiceable and stylish school
shoes at right prices see d. ID. Leaps
new fall and winter lines of these good
goods. =
Harry s. Barber finished filling bis
bins this week with a barge load of 1870
tons of coal.
Do your friends read the PENIS
Grove RECORD to obtain general and
personal information? IT not, why not2
DIR. Doolittle, dentist, of Paulsboro,
will be at Johnson's Pharmacy every
Saturday. \
Prof. j. Harry Smith will occupy the
st. Paul's NJ. E. pulpit on next Sunday
the Goth, both in the morning and eve.
ming.
burning, itching skin diseases in
af.ntlu ral;aVaI lu No tUttfsn with
Hazel Salye, unequalled for cuts, bIuis-
es, burns. 1t heals without leaving a
scar. Sold at Vm. Divers.
National Park Camp meeting closed
on Monday and PENIS Grove citizens
who have been attending hays returned
home. 1t was a very successful camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. Harrison are
the proud possessors of another son, a
probable w. s. N. employee. Perhaps
this is what makes them so happy.
Now is the time to take Johnson's
Liver Seacher, the Great Blood Pur.
ifer and Spring Medicine, 60c per bot
ties
Rev. j. II. Clarke will lay the corner
stone of the Second M. P. Church in
Atlantic CIV on SUNDAY Raw p n
Molony of Bridgeport will gill the Beth.
characteristics of De Wits Little
Early Risers, the famous little pills for
constipation, bilOusnesS and all stomach
q liver AT w. Divers.
Jerry T.. Cream. one of our prominent
80 o,Js,. a..ao.. 49, -. -,
=. o"sot'' ""' '"nen =.
WIN pains IN MS ABDOMEN on FRIDAY OF
last week as to compel him to retire
from active service until last Monday.
II was chosen out of FIVE applicants
for a position in Philadelphia, because
was a graduate OF Goidey WI; DELI
Sac adv II th anu M nar and Ssn Woi fas
free catalogue. ( ID 2m
Noorlv 1oo php.d.,,h;on oxo,rs,on
49, 80.
to the Grove ON last Saturday afternoon.
They came on the Annie L. Vansciyer.
PHILADELPHIA. a ecentlv built steamer.
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no,o,oas hronon, e. OK heel Th;s
veeL ,ho nr,ca wa. 60 ,na ~ Thrr.-
aau FOL, ~ 9, * Tharo q not ! h,r
crop and Init few have beer ding in sa
lam County.
p,as Na,,..a -.
speciaIist. will visit orr town AGAIN
Saturday, Sept. 4th. At Robbins
pharmacy. Penn's Grove, he will ex.
Snine eyes from Y "A, M. 70 Q l. M.
inn ,assas hsttor hr;na ,han and soc 70
tn ey need changing. VI
Mrs. Mary NJ, Conoyer died on Sun.
day morning last Of pneumonia, after
two weeks illness. She was well ad.
nsanced in years., being 70. The funer-
al took place on Tuesday after which
her remains were taken to Woodstown
for burial.
About 100 small colored lads accom-.
panied by a priest and a dozen sisters
OF charity, of the Catholic Church in
wilmington, spent Wednesday In the
Grove. They were treated to a swing,
a ride on the flying horses, a dinner and
a feast Of water melons.
81. paul's harvest home on Thnrs.
dav passed off pleasantly with nlenty 10
eat and a humorous speecb on "Our
Countryn by H. w. Benson of vii.
mineton. The boys military companv
of the North Baptist Church. Whining.
ton. gave a drill. Over 500 were
cleared.
Aho,, am 90 me- fran, a,orn mo nal,