The Penn's Grove record., 1900-08-10

1855 and 6 As p. M; Philadelphia 8 a. M, $40
and 10 p. m.
Post Once Hours.
PENIS Grove Post ONCE is open from 6.15 .
m. to $50 p. no: Mall closes for al points except
NO. Tor ali points at i. SO q. m. and $50 p. m.
Mails arrive at IT'S, $50 q. m.4.oe, Z 80 p. m.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1900.
Crabs are plentiful, and grabbing par
ties are the go.
Photo Brooches. any size and style:
Bisbee.
Byran Shannon is recovering from
his attack of typhoid fever so that he
is now out again.
The Free Hebrew Sunday School, Of
Wilmington. spent Thursday in the
Grove. About 300 were over.
Try a bottle OF Johnson's Tooth
Powder at l5c.
The PENIS Grove base ball club beat
the Salem club at Penn's Grove ball
park last Saturday by a % Of 9 to Z.
Mrs. Josiah Reed fell last Saturday
evening at the foot bridge to the show
on Railroad Avenue and cut her mouth
badly.
Z Containing $1,000, finder will receive liberal re-
ward by returning to this office. +. H.. JONES'
Richard F. Sparks, Jr., of Newbold,
a frequent visitor to PENIS Grove, has
Withdrawn from the grain dealing firm
of Dempsey & Sparks, Westville.
Many will embrace the opportunity
and go on the excursion to Beading
Aug. 18th.
Capt. Harry 0. Weber began run-
ming his truck line between Courses
Landing and Philadelphia, on Wednes-
day with two scows and his tug, the
Mary E. Corr.
LOST, a Waterman fountain pen, pocket and
pencil. The finder will Oblige by returning
them to id. WHITAKER.
On Thursday In Philadelphia water
melons brought from SIP to $l4 per
100. sweet potatoes 81 to 81. 10 barket.
But few are dug yet. Cantaloupes
could not be sold.
Try Bisbee, Jeweler and Optician. :
Matthew Walz, of New Castle, hay
ing bought the meat and provision
market in Odd Fellows Hall, of Will
liam Kirk, by a card in another column
solicts the patronage of our citizens.
Johnson's Chocolate Soda is fine. =
John s. Boyd, formerly. Of Burling.
ton, who has been living with his BROTH
er-in-law Henry Barber for the past
year, died on Tuesday and was buried
in Riverview Cemetery this Friday.
Having added a new surrey aud q
heavy wagon to roy livery / am pre-.
pared to furnish first. class teams and
do cartiDg at reasonable rates. Leave
orders at Sweeten's. R0lan Carey. =
While holding a rivet last Friday
for Samuel Townsend, Jr., at Turner's
scow now building. the mall came off
the handle and struck William F. Bur-
den on the nose MASKING it and black |
ing his eyes badly.
''Since leaving Goldey College in 1893,
l have never been out of employment"
writes a Goldey College graduate. Write
to-day to H. S. Goldey, Wilmington, Del,
for new catalogue. See adv, this paper.
J.. Wesley Thompson, Jr.. neal Cours.
es Landing died On Monday after apro-
longed illness from internal assesses
caused from his leg crippled in child.
hood, aged 43 years. and was buried in
Emmanuel Cemetery, ON Wednesday.
The launch Stephanie, Capts. Dal-
bow. left Utica, N. Y, last Wednes-
day, the Erie Canal having been re-
paired, and arrived home on Monday
afternoon. The rooster got killed by a
game cock at Rocky Hill last Sunday.
Eye glasses fitted correctly. Bisbee.*
Orders have been sentfrom Washing
ton to enlist men to fill up Battery L.
Fourth Artillery, which is stationed at
Forts Dupont and Delaware. It is be-
lieved that the Battery is to he vent to
China as some OF the hospital corps has
already been there.
Farmers are sending lots of produce
10 market. Last Monday morning six.
teen wagons were standing to be IN
loas ed on PENIS Grove wharf at 10
@eck, the time for the Ulrica to leave.
The boat waited for the truck, This
Friday morning she was half hour late
in leaving after at 6 O'Clock.
Excursion to Reading and the Twin
Mountains Aug. 18th. leaves Penn's-
Grove 6 O'Clock. =
Capts. James A. and Samuel M. Den.
ny have sold their steamer Pokanoket
to the Lewis River Improvement Com
pany. composed of citizens at Milton,
DEL, but they retain the controlling in.
terest. The P0kanoket began running
between Milton, Del. and Philadelphia,
July 28lh.
Rev. j. g. Lippincott, Jr.. of New
Egypt, will preach in Emmanuel
Chulch both Sunday morning and even
ing. As it has been said that lie can
beat the father preach, all are invited
to hear him. Rev. B. C. Lippincott,
D.. D., will preach On Sunday in New
Egypt.
Bisbee for Watches, Jewelry, &c. =
The member of Emmanuel copQrepa-