The Penn's Grove record., 1899-08-18

In CLASSY sleep the NaEtiS No.
Bryant.
Stiugpt, es are thick in the Bay
Grapp Juicr for sale at Johushl's \
Wrigh ) SUNDAY School held lliair
p.rnic last Tuesday.
David Feat erer is happy because If
athe arrival of Il sol Jacob Milton.
IT'S better to eat hiead alone than it
il IL IN debt for the butter
The northeast wind made unusually
hi tides this utek
Llst bat leaves Wi mingtnn on Aug
ust 23fd Il "a after tn rae ~ are over
rua pt1t,st thing ir the world to
find fnul, with is \ newspaper.
The Stevens q. A, base bail club OF
Camden. was beaten last Saturday by
The Penn's Grove club, 3 to |.
Supt. l.. J.. Hurff started cunning
tomatoes at r. d. Hughes's cannery
last Saturday.
9S2 sure cure, Robbins Pharmacy. \
Samuel Land lost IA horse last week
from anthrax. 1t was sick only a few
hours.
Use R)bbins' Headache owders. \
Joseph Whalen has broken ground
for u new double house.
The breaking of the bridge over Old
mans Creek Wednesday delayed the
express train three hours.
The New York SUMS expedition to
get non Union printers on the Endeay-
or cost $3.50, in the opinion of union
men.
Our special sale of school suits offer
choice pickiDgs for early corners, there
fore if you are interested come at once.
See adv. d. d. Leap.
David Sparks has been sending
peaches by the wagon load to market
this week. He has more than all Della
ware. The finest are worth Sl.T a
basket.
Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Layton, has
moved into half of her new house and
Warren Keen into the other hall, above
Enmsnuer Church, SSSA #afles- G~saigfff66@
Cape May, succeeded Mr.. Keen in Mrs.
WI. Torton's house at the Cove.
First Vice President Voorhees,, Sec
oud Vice, Henderson; Freight Agent
Briggs, of the Reading RAILROAD, Supt.
A. G. McCausland and President W. s.
Conner made a trip over the Deli ware
River Road Thursday morning in
special car
The Wawaset races at Wilmington
on August 23rd IL oath will be the best
they have ever had, last boat leave
Wilmington at 1.30 z. M.
II is understood that the 5. M. Bas-
sett glass plant at Elmer passed into
the hands of the company know as the
Gilchrist Jar Company. The factory
has been run asa non.union works
but from present indications it will 60
in as a union factory this fall. j.
9S2 sure cure, Robbins Pharmacy. \
The steamer Endeavor took about
100 ON her four days tripto Washington
on Monday, ABBOTT 30being from Fenn's
Grove. They had to lay 10 for two
hours In Chesapeake Bay when half of
the excursionist were seasick. They
reached Washington 3.15 Tuesday
afternoon.
Use Robbins Lavo Cream. y
Uncle Sam is making extensive i'm :
provements for light keeper W. d.
Torton at the rear light. The old
kitchen has been torn away and a new
one built, also a new veranda 30 long,
Folding doors have been put between
the dining and sitting rooms and the
interior is being newly grained, painted
and papered. Contractor Randolph, of
Philadelphia, has charge of the work.
II. H. Bisbee, expert Jeweler and
optician. recently from louisiana, but
formerly of Ludiugton, Mich. will
open his store Sept. LIST in the building
at present occupied by Mrs. E. Scott,
dress maker, 241 Main Street. 1Stf. "
Margaret, the widow of Humphrey
Porterield, formerly of U. z. Neck
and Oldmans Township, who has been
living in Philadelphia for the past ten
wears since the death of her husband,
went on a visit to her daughters at
Newport, r.. l., about a month ago,
and died of paralysis OH the 10th. She
was brought t. Penn's Grove on Tues.
day and buried beside her husband in
RIyerview Cemetery. Services wers
held in st. Pauls Church.
For artistic house painting and paper
hanging call on CHARLES M. Bodine.N
The following is the list OF letters
remaining on hand in the PENIS Grove
Post Office for the month ending Aug
ust 18th. Wesley Anderson, Miss Bess
'tar. Allen, Mrs. George Brode, Mrs
Sf VIM. G. Batten, William Batten, Mrs
Irving Brick, Albert Charron, Nus w
Chimp, Edward j. Dolbow, Mrs. Har-
riet Fisher, ALBEIT G%reenwell, Rev
John Gnorley, W. D. Gibson, MIS-
Elizabeth Hancock, Mrs. Mary Hem
melbaugh, THERESA Jordan, Mrs J. j,
Kelly, William III. Pierson, Mrs. Emma
Simonson, Mrs. Mary G.. Stevenson
Samuel Il. Steelman, William Ill. SINH,
Master VIM. Woods, George A. Wade,
Mr.. William Warren, Persons calling
for the above letters will please say
advertise j.. d. WHITAKER 7. M
OF to the Commercial College. New
catalogue ready. Write for it to-day tt
ii. s. Goldey, Principal Goldey College