The Penn's Grove record., 1903-06-26
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1903.

FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1903.
Wheat harvest will be late this year.
Crates are being made at the station il
which to ship tomatoes.
Ready trimmed hats reduced one
fourth at Mrs. Title Smiths.
Some grass has been cut but the wealth
er has been too cool and damp for hay t.
cure.
Capt. William Albert Jnstice moved in
to the Smith sisters house last Friday
vacated by William F. Yeager.
Drink Coca-Cola at Johnson's SC. >
David and Lewis English have bought
the butcher stand in Odd Fellows Hall.
They took charge on Monday.
More than 500 young men and women
from ten states have attended Goldey
College during the last ten months.
Look BEST, LAST BEST, ARE BEST, Cum
mings' photos, 307 Market Street, Will
mington, Del.
Pastor Somers took three persons into
Bethel Church fellowship last Sunday
from Hancock Church, Philadelphia.
Harry Reed, who lives on George j.
Bevis' farm, near Wiley School house dug
the first Jersey white potatoes for market
on Thursday Of last week.
The steamer Republic, has had her
name changed to steamer "Cape May"
She began her regular trips between Phil
adelphia and Cape May last Sunday.
Having purchased the Odd Fellows
Hall meat market of Nathan S. Wood, we
solicit trade of all old customers as well
az new ones. Best meats at lowest prlses.
English Bros. 1t
Harry Sterling has moved into Simp-
kins Brothers house vacatad by Fletcher
w. Layton. Samuel Louderback follows
Mr.. Sterling in the Matte Robbins house
which he purchased.
William, the son Of George W. Hewitt
recently found a land turtle on which wa
sc. v. w. 1865" 1t was undoubtedly
carved by Garrett V. Whitesell and
showed that the turtle was over 40 years
old.
The cool weather has brought forth a
cartoon in a city paper representing the
proper fashion on summer outings with,
mufiers, mits and furs. Picknickers
should also build a brush fire to keep
warm.
Ice cream soda on Saturday at John
sons drug store. \
John M. Smith, OF Bridgeport, and Jo-
siah H. Smith, of PENIS Grove, have
bought of Samuel and David G. Simpkins
a lot facing 100 feet on Railroad Avenue
and 800 feet deep upon which they intend
to build a double house and a green
house.
Emmanuel Brotherhood, Sunday School
and Epworth League have had John Dr.
ver's woods at the rear of Emmanuel
Cemetery cleared out for a picnic ground
and a road built across Helm Run. The
Junior League will hold a picnic there
this Saturday afternoon, 9th. Entrance
is by Smiths lane.
Milton Harris, son of Edward S. Har-
ris, who was run over by cars at Edge
Moor on the 3rd was much worse in
Delawore hospital last week. The bone
protruded where his leg had been cut off
above the knee it had to be cut off again
because it was not healing. He is getting
along as well as possible now
For Hats, go to Dubell. the halter, No.
2 East Third St., Wilmington, Del. Larg-
est stock and lowest prices in that city,
The Florence male quartette will assist
Prof. A. s. Clark with his ninth annual
concert in Odd Fellows Hall, Penn's
Grove, next Thursday evening, July End.
MI. John Urban, tenor, Nelson Sparks,
End tenor, Mr.. A. s. Clark, 1st base, JOS
eph Gibson, End base, will comprise the
quartette. Urban and Gibson will sing
solos.
The United States Fish Commission
steamer Fish Hawk, which has been at
Gloucester City since the middle of April
and which closed an unsuccessful season
OF shad Matching three weeks ago, has de-
parted for Cooper's Point, Camden, where
necessary repairs will be made, after
which the steamer will leave for Woods
Hole, Mass.
The Scientific American gives a long
list of plants that in this country are con-
sidered merely as weed pests to be gotten
rid Of if possible, while in Europe they
are harvested or cultivated as edibles. 1t
says that market gardens about Paris Gull
tivate the dandelion on a large scale; and
among others it mentions purslain, varie-
ties of dock, pigweed, %sorrel, peppergrass,
mallow, milkweed, nettle and pokeweed.
Mrs. NJ. J. Parezo who left PENIS
Grove for Brooklyn on June 4th arrived
in that city on Thursday after spending
two weeks in Philadelphia and is O liv-
ing with her daughter, Miss Jennie Pare.
20. Miss Jennie who left PENIS Grove
v q year and q half ago is a graduate
of Brownies Brooklyn Business College,
the largest Business College of that City
and now has a position in the Flat Iron
Building with w. D. Boyce Company Of
Chicago, I'll.
Have you tried the Butterfly Soda
at Johnson's Drug Store? Something fine
So.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DAarrhOea Remedy.
The uniform success of this remedy ha
made it the most popular preparation in MS
for bowel complaints. It's everywher
recognized asthe one remedy that can Away
be depended upon and that is pleasant t
take. It is especially valuable for summe
diarrhoea in children and is undoubtedl,
the means ofsaying the lives Of great man,
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