The Penn's Grove record., 1899-08-25
FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1899


Vacation is growing short. Only on
more week before school begins.
The fist full day run at Hughes
canning factory vas made on Tuesday
For artistic house painting and paper
hanging call on Charles NJ. Bodine.*
Those who have threshed their whea'
find a yield of about two thirds of las
year.
The Stevens A. A. Club, of Camden
will play Penn's Grove this Saturday a
4 O'Clock.
Several Jerseymen attended the vii
mington races on Wednesday ant
Thursday.
Wiley Sunday School held their pic
mic on Thursday in the Grove at Cours
es Landing.
Charles E. Barber has W. A. SACK
Jr.'s house raised and has began Oh
Mis-. Ida Falk's.
The Catholics of Salem made an ex'
cursion on the Reybold and spent We'd
nesday in the Grove.
Lightning struck the house of j.
Pierson Justice during the gust Monday
night and did a little damage.
Grape Juice for sale at Johnsoh's n
Alex Thomas, of U. P. Neck, has
been committed to Jail on the charge Of
incest, made by his daughter.
The 9th annual reunion of the
Steward family was held in the grove
at Courses Landing on the 10Th.
The personal property of the late Mrs.
Josephine VannemaD, in Salem will be
sold next Tuesday. See adv. in anoth-
er column.
Rev. Henry Betting, of Burlington,
and Rev. Geo. L. Harris were the
speakers Mt st. Paul's harvest home on
Wednesday.
The schooner A. b. Sherman, Capt.
Ely johnson arrived at Jacksonville,
Fla, last Friday, being over five weeks
u from Philadelphia.
Capt. William Z. Wright's new tug
which was built at Milford, Del, has
arrived off Penn's Grove. The ma
chinery has been put in but the joiner
work is not finished.
All members of the W. g. L. U. are
soqnaoted TO be present at the Union
on Thursday, August 3lst, at 3 2. NJ,
as the election of officers TO serve the
ensuing year will be held. p. 5.
John Jordan has had a story added to
the rear of his house near the Penns
Neck Canal, and two coats of paint
administered by John Patton X Son
which has greatly changed the appear
ance.
II. III. Bisbee, expert Jeweler and
Optician. recently from louisiana, but
formerly of LudiDgton. Mich. will
open his store Sept. LIST in the building
at present occupied by Mrs. E. Scott
dress maker, 241 Main Street. 1Stf. \
Henry Smith, colored, of Manning
ton, was fined 81 and cost and commit
ted to jail for ten days by Squire Elkin-
ton this Friday for being drunk, dis
orderly and insulting women on The
street.
Evangelist Andrew j. Dolbow is an
original product of Upper Neck, now
Oldmans. He was born e Perkin-
town SO years ago. His farther died
when he was very young and when he
was a year old his mother moved to
Wilmington. He is related to the
Israel D0lbow branch of the Dolb0w
family and his mother is related to the
Strlmple family.
OFF to the Commercial College. New
catalogue ready. Write for it to-day to
H. s. Goldey, Principal Goldey College,
Wilmington, Del. 1t is true.
The steamer Endeavor returned
about 10 O'Clock last Friday night
with the Washington excuIsionist'
They all had a pleasant time sight see
ing in Washington. John M. Bevis
saw Frank Hewes in a street car in
Washington. Hewes disappeared from
Bridgeport Eve years ago and has not
been heard from since. When Mr..
Bevis spoke to him he turned red in the
face. Mr.. Bevis was going to talk TO
him as soon as the people got seated but
while his head was turned Hewes dis
appeared.
Most farmers are infested to a great
er or less extent with bushes, which are
exhaustive OF fertility and patience,
and are unsightly. They are cut regu-
larry each spring, but continue to come
up and multiply. 1t is a fact not gener-
ally known that if they be grubbed up
during ''dOg days." or at the time when
they have about attained their growth
for the year, 80 per cent of them will
be effectual killed and the rest so en-
feebled that they will do but little harm
the next season, and can be easily killed
at the next grubbing. Many adopted
this plan years ago, with the results
that their fields are entirely free of
bushes. vines aud briers, while many
farms are over run with them.
-Bridgeton Chronicle.
We have used Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy in our home for many years and best
cheerful testimony to its value as q medicine
which should be in every family. In coughs
and colds we have found it to be eflicacious
and in crcnn and vhoonino cough in chill