The Penn's Grove record., 1899-06-23
Delaware River Railroad.
d JUNE %, 1899.

The Cherry crop has been good.
Ice Cream Soda on Saturday at john
sons.
The steamer Ulrica begin her mid
day trips IN Monday.
Job Bevis is making $500 crates at
the station to ship truck in for John
Burk.
The Epworth Guards of st. Pauls
Church have ordered their suits, caps
and canes.
For artistic house painting call on
Charles M. Bodine.
E. E. Smith's SONS cut early cabbage
for the first on Wednesday. 1t is worth
SOC "a basket.
The number of the Fenn's Grove
wotkmeu at the Edge Moore steel WORKS
have Increased of late.
Leon Somers, of S~teelmanyiIie, has
been spending II few days in town, re
newing old acquaintance.
The first early white potatoes were
sent to Wilmington market on Tuesday
They ale worth SOC. II basket.
Meals Cycle Enamel will make your
SCARED Bicycle as bright as a new one,
All colors at EdW. e. Bricks.
Mayor Tortou has had a force pump
erected in front of his house with which
to water his lawn and the road.
Isaac P. Simpkins has been having
his house moved to the front Of his lot
next to the RECORD office, this week.
Notwithstanding the storm Tuesday
evening the Junior League of Emman-
uel Church cleared SIS by their festival
FOUND, IA bunch of keys. The
owner may get them AZ the RECORD
office by paying for this notice.
Bright & Dolbow will begin running
a naplha launch from Courses Landing
to Wilmington market about July list.
Capt. William P. Wright is having a
new tug built down in Delaware. He
will use the machinery out of his old
tug.
Schooner Rillie S. Derby Capt. Thorn
Naylor, cleared from Philadelphia
last Saturday with coal for Charleston,
S. e.
For HATS go to Dubell, the halter,
NJ Enrt UnTEI ~ tNi rlinYtnn
Dsl., largest stock and lowest prices in
hat city. Al.
IH2exS Pastor Nichols NOM
ing subject, ''The New Etfein Christ"
Evening subject, "How the Highest
Joy is Obtained"
Beginning with next Thursday 29th'
the W. G. L. U. will meet at 4 ?. M.
and hold only one hour session during
July and August.
The grass sale on the Summerill farm
below Bridgeport announced to take
place on the oath, has been adjourned
until next Monday 26th.
All persons wishing to have glasses
changed or to see Prof. Nathans in re-
CARDS to their eyes will please leave
word at Robbins Pharmacy. st.
The official board of st. Pauls Church
met Monday evening and decided TO
employ an architect to get his ideas on
r~emodeling the church building.
Wright Sunday school cleared over
$50 by their festival last week. 1t is
the richest Sunday School for its size in
the county, having over S10Oi in the treas
ury.
S. M. Justice vas the first to cut
wheat last Saturday. The dry weather
has ripened it from a week to ten days
earlier than usual and cut the crop
short.
The names of Harold and Arthur
Munyan got unintentionally omitted
from the Children's Day program of
Emmanuel Sunday School published
last week.
Farmers are gathering their hay crop
this week, which is very light, it being
only from one fourth to half a crop.
Many farmers will not have enough for
their stock.
The Standard Oil Company has ad-
vanced the price of gasoline to 70 cents
for 5 gallons, al advantage of 10c with
=, - Co.., rrnolyo UNh;o 1aado usorc fp
believe that they are paying for the
new tanks.
St. Paul's M. E. Sunday School will
make an excursion on the steamer u
RIGA to National Park. next Thursday.
Boat will leave PENIS Grove at $50
children under 10; free. over Is, 15c;
adults. SOC.
George and Jacob Gaventa sent the
first Jersey tomatoes to Wilmington
market last Friday. About a dozen
baskets we're sent over on Tuesday, by
Messrs Gaventa, George c. Sparks and
others. $3.50 a basket we're received.
Mrs. Maria Layton, who received
So 900 life insurance on the death of
her husband Isaac N. Layton, has
bought a lot of Hiram D~oughten in
Pedricktown and will build a house
thereon.
The last will of the late James M.
Cook is to be contested. 1t appears
that in the first he left most to his
children and little to his widow. In