The Penn's Grove record., 1899-07-07
New moon.

~ small grinding mouse Was DulHtu
at the Powder Mills Monday afternoon
Harry o. Weber sent the first early
corn from Jersey &c Wilmington last
Friday.
Harry A. Dalbow returned home from
l.. L. last Friday evening. He reports
sturgeon fishing poor.
Baird Memorial Mission of the West,
Presbyterian church of Wilmington
spent Thursday in the Grove. About
200 came over.
Franklin Flitctaft, OF Woodstown, 10
arranging for al excursion from along
the Della ware River Railroad to go up
the Hudson river about August 11til
Rev. George T. Harris subject sun
day morning in Emmanuel Church will
be Abundant Grace;" evening. ''Chris-
tianW orkers."
Jacob Hees was sent into the ether
room at the Powder Mills last Satur-
day evening and vas over come by
ether and remained unconscious for
quite a while.
Neal's Cycle Enamel will make your
scared Bicycle as bright as a lev one.
All colors at Edw. G.. Bricks. =
1t is said that William j.. Thompson
of Gloucester, is negotiating for the
purchase of the grounds at Fortesque,
Cumberland county, with a view of
making it "a park
The local branch of the Farmers
Bank of Wilmington, at New Castle
closed last Saturday and that town
of $500 persons is without a banking
institution for the first time in many
years.
Emmanuel Chapter Epworth League
will hold a patriotic service at their
monthly meeting next Thursday even
ing in the church. Rev. +. l., J ewet
of ~Pleasantville, is expected to give an
address.
Denny Bros. will make a two days
cruise with the Endeavor in Delaware
Bay and to the fishing banks, leaving
Penn's Grove next Monday at 7 a. m.
to take Oh a Salem party, The fare
including board will be So.
The meeting of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor of the
Bethel NJ. p. Church have changed
their meeting from Thursday evening
to Sunday evening at 7.15 Preaching
Sunday evening begins at 7.45.
Passed Assistant Surgeon-General
Woodward, who has been at the Reedy
Island Quarantine Station, has been
ordered to Washington. DIR. Thomas
takes his place. The present assistant,
DIR. King, remains at the station.
Sunday will be Quarterly NEE ting at
the Bethel NJ. z. Church. General
class at 10 O'Clock followed by the sa-
crament. In the evening Pastor Z.
Walker will preach a special sermon
from l Kings 1921 "And Elijah came
unto all the people and said"
For a good reliable Standard made
wheel go to Whites and ave money.
Wheels taken in exchange. Agent for
the leading high grade wheels. 2t
Early jersey truck is scarce yet.
White potatoes continue high owing to
the scarcity caused by the dry weather.
On Thursday they brought SOC a basket
in Wilmington and Coo in Chester.
Onions are worth 55-60c, tomatoes
SOC to ST., cabbage SOC, cucumbers 15c
zoe. corn Csc to Toe.
On the Fourth a woman asked to
leave a baby boy about a year old at
Samuel o. Young's on Main Street
while she went to see something, stating
she would soon be back. She did MOI
return. Mr.. and Mrs. Young have de.
clded to keep the little fellow who can
just walk.
For HATS go to Dubell, the halter,
No. 2 East Third St., Wilmington.
Del, largest stock and lowest prices in
that city. Ala.
Fourteen boys members of the st
Paul Epworth Guards, dressed in brown
duck suits, left this Friday morning t
spend a week camping at Willow Grove
Rev. S. NJ. Nichols accompanied then
and will remain with them and alst
Marshall Walker. G. B tanning tool
them over in a shelving wagon
l will attend Wilmington market af
ter July 4th. | wsuld be pleased /
serve any one wishing truck sold.
30.3t Clark Hmbeson.
The following is the List of Letter
remaining on hand in the Penn's Grove
Post Office for the Month ending jan
80 1899. Mrs. Thos Clifford, Mrs WIN
Stobbe, Mrs. Albert Polls, Willial
Norman, JOSHUA Layton, M, Il LocketI
Jesse Knox, John L. Harmon, ia:
Henderson, Geo. Finer, Frank 5. Do
bow, Thomas Evens, Miss Keal Cothel
on, Martin Curriden, Robert G. Collicl
John Burk, Jime Beerke.
Of to the Commercial College. Ne
catalogue ready. Write for it to-day t
II. S. Goldey, Principal Goldey Colles'
Wilmington, Del, 1t is true.
Onr baby has been continually trouble
with collie and cholera infantum since h
birth, and all that we could do for him di
not seem to give more than temporary relic
until we tried Chamberlain's Collie, Chole
and Diarrhoea Remedy. Since giving TIN
remedy he has not been troubled. We wa
to give you this testimonial as an eviden
of our gratitude, not that you need 1T to a
vertise your meritorious remedy.-G. y
LAW, Keokuk, lIowa. For sale at Sweetens
81 have used Chamberlain Cough Rei
edy in my family for years and alwa
With good results, "a says Mr.. w, b, Coop
of Ell Rio, Cal. 'For small children we fiji
it especially effectively" For sale at Swe'