The Penn's Grove record., 1899-09-22
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER q, 1898.
The days and nights are equal.

NaJ ShNs3 ~ p'eS
Leap q Son make a special announce
ment in another column.
There was frost in some places fol
the first on last Friday morning.
For the Cough Robbins No. 8.
Charles f. Denny is building a house
for Mrs. Ann Ford on John street.
A trolley line will soon be built be-
tween New Castle and Delaware City.
Don't forget st. Pauls Auxiliary oys.
>, ter supper in Odd Fellows Hall, Oct. 7.
The late Sunday trains No. 20 and &c
on the Delaware River Railroad have
been discontinued.
The National Export Exposition in
Philadelphia is at 34th and Spruce
streets, Philadelphia.
Canning season is no IN. Try our
strictly pure highest grade of spices.
II. S. French. st.
The steamer Ulrica broke her cross
head Sunday night and resumed her
Wednesday morning.
Mary E. Denny has bought a tract of
land in Penn's Grove, Of Joseph r.
Sailor, containing eighteen rods, for
$1,000.
Get a box of Sore throat powders at
Robbins 15c. a box.
George Lawrence has opened a poultry
stand at Swedesboro where he buys
twice a week, with his brother William
in charge.
1t is worth SIS to utter an oath on the
streets of Wilmington. Judge Ball fin
ed two men that amount each for
swearing at each other.
When in Wilmington go to Sucks
$40 King ST., for a good 15c. meal. \
An American Bridge Company has
been formed with sixty-Gve million cap
ital. The Edgemoor Bridge Company
is a member of the trusts.
Ammon Gibbs has sold his present
residence to Charles f. Denny and will
occupy half Of his new double house as
soon as it is finished and Charles N.
BOdine the other half.
For artistic house painting and paper
hanging call OH Charles M. Bodine.*
Mark G. Dolbow celebrated his goth
birthday Monday evening, when his
cousin Miss Reba Cunningham had a
surprise of young folks visit him, all of
whom had a merry time.
Got So,e throat nowder at Robbins,
Supt. @. {. f. Bent and E. S. King,
Supt. and Freight agent of the b. IL o.
Ralsoad and Bowness Briggs of the w
a,ar .hs ra;lroad on Tnas1av
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TOT hainess anu sauley, tIiS
Dags, anu .iaxeiets ~ IA
am erger's TAM 'i 11 r. Ga &C." :, W TuI
oale ooliaT uoihs' II h" a. o. % o''' v
M.yor To,ton wastaken with a couees.
two chill FL saturday nicbt and has
been nn;ta ( ok ali tbe week. as second
INC oona He 10 recovering and vasabl
10 coms down stairs this mornine,
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On neep .ne oy9 1Ieu ~; uppo,, UT h @ =
oou re'io"' ii"i' III
p Ch,,cb wiu ha held next saturday
aranimn in Ccad EoIlows;H Hail Pot ME
unar on,n 9so A f]estivai will he
S suipdpl ater July and al Harrn mnGonSia a hind
heiu iaeoi anu - s"'
Cat Sore throat nowdars at Rohhins,
raalnei1 aiaso oesn ,unh's soo5ino.
.a.oes W .ne ." H. WINS "eeA, 90 LIE
.,uio 10 nea,, eiop ,ni3o hi1is
.hls yeaii,oih l " pa SI soto' T n
.he usoa, pel,s "uous = hnt en- w
prize on MTiohuay was Si'@o o"' '1' W
si.lo on Auesu"y :,
II. IL. Bisbee, expert JeMeler ana
optician. recently from louisiana, Du5
formerly OF L~udlngton, Mich. VIII
open his store sept. lst IN the pulldihg
at present occupied by MIS-. u. Scout,
dress maker, al MAN street. ON.
The great Inter state a trenton
mnti, Friday This has become The
Great Fair and Farmers' Carnival of
America A new feature will he An
exhibition car load of the customs.
coatnmes and nroducts of the Phil
linines.
"Ihe pest INVESTMENT Of my me-. IS
wha1 aSrauuate says Oh ms tuition ice al
JTIy Ionh nj anu c. pn no. na4ooua Nosg,
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Gerard Sparks, one of our most aged
citizens, died Tuesday morning, aged
50. Mr.. Sparks was a great sufferer for
gears with an internal ailment, but a
ma,,ad ahnnt ~cons;deysble and wont nv
sonna evcnrsions last Snnasv naorn.
az astar aat;nn haartv he