The Penn's Grove record., 1882-03-18

There are at least fifteen families
looking for houses and cannot get
them.
There was ice an inch thich on Tue,
day morning.
The successful candidates are happy,
and the disappointed oues are mad.
Gentle Spring seems 20 hesitate rs If
size was not faliy decided whether it
was best to make her appearance.
The first shad caugh, in a gill net
this season ut this place Was captured
by Mr. Gideon Holton on Thursday
last
The smallest vote polled here in q
long while was pol'ed Tuesday. Only
$50 citizens Of our Township recorded
their names.
Mr.. Z. H. Green. the Superinten-
dest of the Delaware River Railroad,
| who has been confined to bis house for
some days on account Of a severe cold,
We are pleased to say is So fur ~c0nvales
cent as to be abls4e out again.
The steamer Major Reybolasrrsum
cd her place-onrtsssffn bet wsen Salem
aud Philadelphia on "Wednesday morn
iag. Ihs "1fhoDas Clyde" is getting
lifted up for tho excursion season.
The steamer "SarAh X. Taggsrt''
commenced running between Bridge
port and Philadelphia on Monday.
The new porch just erected in front
Of the big house on Mill stree, belong
ing to Mr.. Sheble, is the handsomest
one in the town. Bowen and Denny
were the contractors.
n little lsmou-jnica and water in the
morning is said 10 be good for malaria,
aud it is particularly recommended for
those who have consumed q good deal
Of malaria the night before On the way
home from the lodge.
BY a recent law Of the Legislature the
line to elect School Trustees has been
changed from July to the frat Tuesday
after Town Meeting, wkish will bring
the vlection Of Trustees on next Tues
day, the 21st inst.
Tie Office of Overseer Of the Poor
must have peculiar attractions when
$ many good pat3Icd citizens are so
anxious to serve the Township In that
capacity. OF us there is no mobey
in it.
An ex-Justice Of the Peace tried to
force himself upon the people again for
that position, and thought he would
take advantage Of the light vote and
other circumstances which opersted
against the candidate on Tho regular
ticket and get elected, but AZ On q for
mer occasion so on Tuesday, they re-
pudiated him and his written Alps.
A rev Conc.aye Of the Improved
Order Of Heptasophs wss organized AT
burlington, on last light week, by {.
A. Baird of Baltimore.
We are trying to make arrangement
to have a correspondent in every town
in the county, and hope TO be able &c
give our readers more county new,
than formerly. "A letter from Sharp
town appears this week.
The steamer "Susie Il. McCaIln will
commence nor trips between this place
and Wilmington about the LIST of Apri
Ste is being thoroughly overloaded a
the latter place
We presume those men were conscier
tious who signed that reward against
bfibing voters, as va have thought tn,
conscience of some Of them must hav,
troubled them. Well, its a good tim,
to talk reform wheA you have beer
ShelSed.
We must either have two tickets O,
election day hereafter, or our rsstaur
ants will have to shut up. There wa
not as many people in town ~ Their,
are on a saturday afternoon.
Mr.. William ~. Louderback, our es
teelned fellow townsmsh, who had heel
seriously ill for some time, died on SUI
day morning last. The deceased wa
a young nan III the prime VI lie, ant
WAS highly respected by the entire com
munity. He was upwright aud con
scientious in all his dealings, and MAS
living witness of tie christianity b,
protested. His funeral took place OF
Thursday morning and was largely at
tended, the services being held iu TIA,
NJ. Il. church, in which csmetary b,
Mas inferred. His death is a great los
to the community, and his widow la
the ~sympaihies OF the entire psople.
After what We have heard about th
Committee Of Que Hundred in Phila
deiphia. and tho way that they hav
been denouncing bribery, it is am urimj
to read tl.e report of III .asuter Wrigh
which stated that the expenses of III
late victory IN the election OF Council
men footed up Sl7 1921, o.. The rtpor
did not state in which Waids the NONE,
was put where il would DO the nos
good norgiVe The names of the round
ers and strikers WIN had the handliu,
Of il. That j. about what we expec
from all such Reform movements.
Ex-Governor Tildea's naIne head
. hong lat OF subscribers to the CARTEL,
Memorial Hospital fund.
The name of John kussrl Young Wa