The Penn's Grove record., 1900-05-25
DeI.ware River RAILROAD.

Post Once Hours.
PENIS Grove Post ONCE is open from els
M. to $50 p. M. Mail closes for all points exCep
between Woodbury. and PENIS Grove at 6.S5 .
M. for all points at lie a. m. and 4.30 p. m
Mails arrive ct IT'S. $50 a. m. 4.9s, Z 80 p. m.
FRIDAY, AUGUST II. 1900.
Hughes canning factory at the Cove
began last Tuesday to a tomatoes.
Try q bottle of Johnson's Tootf
Powder at l5c.
The late tomatoes for the canning
factories are late in ripening this year.
John NJ. Bevis's hand got worse and
he had to 60 to the Wilmington hospit
al on Monday to have it opened.
Johnson's Chocolate Soda is fine.
The members of Emmanuel and Cen
trail Sunday Schools had an enjoyable
picnic in Hewitt's woods Oh Thursday.
A number OF PENIS Grove citizens
heard Sam Jones preach at National
Park last week and were pleased with
him.
Last Sunday was the hottest day OF
the season. The temperature was 96c
and 1000 in the shade and 100 in the
sun.
Billy Sharsig's Athletics of the At
lantic League crossed bats with Penn's
Grove last Saturday and got shut out
by q score of 5 to O.
Mrs. Dorry Fish has been suffering
with erysipales in her hand caused by
her being stung with an insect while
moving the grass in her yard.
Lovefeast Sunday morning in EN-
manuel Church ct $50 O'Clock. At
TO- 80 Rev. B. G. Lippincott, d. D.,
will preach on the Methodist Episcopal
Church and her mission.
Having added a new surrey aud .
heavy wagon to my livery l am pre-
pared TO furnish first class Jeans and
DO carting at reasonable rates. Leave
orders ut Sweeten's. Rolan CAREY. =
The evening service was held in front
of st. Paul's M. E. Church last Sum
day. All the evening service will be
held in front of the Church Sunday.
Seats will be provided.
The L. P. Neck A. M. E. Sunday
school and MaIshallt0wn A. NJ. E.
Sunday Shoot picnicked in the Grove
on Thursday. Some came on the Rey.
bold, other drove over.
"Since leaving Goldey College in 1893,
/ have never been out of employment, +"
writes a Goldey College graduate. Write
to-day to 81. s.. Goldey, Wilmington, DEL,
for new catalogue. See adv, this paper.
Wiley Sunday- School picnic which
was to have been held Oh the 8th was
but off on account of the funeral of
]. Wesley Thompson Jr. until next
Tuesday the 21st. at Courses Landing.
Benjamin A. Headley. the Swedes-
bOrO commission merchant who has
began to buy at PENIS Grove for the
first this season paid Pepn's Grove q
visit III his naptha lanuch last Saturday
evening aud brought about thirty
friends with him.
Should you wish to improve the quail.
ity of your bread use the celebrated mag
yeast. Nothing like it for producing a
light, sweet, nutritious loaf of bread.
1t will retain its moisture and nutty
flavor longer than bread raised with
any other yeast put upon the market.
Try it. y
The hot, dry weather has ripened
melons and cantaloupes fast the past
two weeks and prices are low. Que
farmer got So. 40 for A baskets of can
talcupes sent to Wilmington last week.
This week catalogues brought from 10
to 25c., melons 5 to 1Oc. and sweet po
tatoet from 75c down to Coo.
1t is said that the prospects for a
good read and rail bird season were
never never brighter around here. The
season opens on the 25th inst, and al
ready the birds are on the marshes in
great number. They have been no high
tides to destroy the feeding grounds
thus far, and reeds are in fine condition.
The Delta Yachting Club of Chester,
Pa with a crew consisting Of Capt.
Norge Coombs. first mate, Charles
UC00mbs, 2nd mate. Sam'l H. Mac.
Dowell and Jack Phillips, Ward Bot
temley, Harry Andrews, Walter Culley
Irwin Seamen and Charles Sprow as
cook, have returned home after spend.
ing very pleasant week at this place
on the yacht Merritt.
Belford G.. Wood left with his launch
Anna and Lille, at 100 A. M. on
Monday for . fishing trip down the Bay.
John r. Leap, and son Rusling, Lewis
Green and Joseph Curriden Jr., accom-.
panied him. They went 10 Cohansey,
Stowe Creek, and Ship John. Not hav.
ing bait in time they caught few fish
as they returned home at IL P. NJ.
after 100 miles run.
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