The Penn's Grove record., 1882-02-18

80 k'NAh VI TX w 8A1 20 vi 49,
10 be playful. After sen ling us a jpIl,
'oed snow, he Insists o. washing it al
of,
Tilden's income is estimated by q
wel-known New York correspondent
al SIG, 900 a year.
judge Potter is going TO Florida 'c
recover from his eXer,ioEs in the Gui.
teau Till.
There Lave been 30 bills INTRODUCED
in the LEGISLATURE thus far, and still
there are some tn come.
DR.. Flanagan has been somewhat nm
der tie weather for two weeks, We arc
pleased to say is conyalescing.
Styarsl Of cur citizers started for
Ifentrn on Wednesday morning to at
te,ai The Grand lodge, Knights Of PY.
thias, which ED its annual session this
week. Mr.. T. ID. Paullin was Repre-
sentative.
Newfeld is now agitating the ques-
tiou Of building a railroad from hat
place to Elmer.
Some PEOPLE thini S il is because we
| have more wife heaters in New Jcrsny
than ia any other State, that our legis-
lators are how insisting on the estab-
lishment If the whippinS-post.
Now that there is such a demand for
houses in this place, would it mol lie =
coed ding TO start u building l9anS
Let some one make a IN I'VE
ntbe Superintendent # the Della
ware River Railroad would have sane
ciiders put on the Sidewalk down Oak
stIeet, it wo4ld improve tha walkiig
very much AID would be a%plneeia ed
10y tie patrons OF the road.
Tie schooner "Mett'e Pearce'' is
nearly ready fur launching, and will
sooh lie lowered eff the railway. SHE
will almost be Ia lew vessel and viii
Look well.
Samuel and David Simpkiis have
been turning ont several sturgeon skiffs
during ibe winter. They are beauties
and will lake the laureis from some of
the old mes.
Tuesday was such a fine day that
many OF our eli i2ens gathered on tie
streets and doorstep s. Thy must have
thought spring had come.
William ii. MUniong who has been
complaining for some time, died Oh
Sunday aald Vas buried on Thursday.
Mrs. Lawrence, of South PeHn's
Grevq, fell down stairs on Monday aud
injured herself, it is feared fasilly y.
81 e fractures the temporal bone and
rupt,ucd an artery, and has been una
lie to recognize any one siises. Dr.
Mayhem johnson Was Summoned, but
lie has very httle hope of her recovery.
Professor Moore, the ventriloquisl
and electro psyclio,oeist, gave an eXhi-
hitiou in Odd Fellows Hall, on Sstur-
day evening. His entertainment was
said t, bs geod, but his aialleree was
small.
Tie new depot at Salem was opened
OF Monday, aid a special train went
over tie hew track. TEe txtel sion
was opened for public tras el during the
week. much To the o .y%eniencc Of the
people of Sal Ill.
john II. Wolfe. WHO ad pointed a
uun ut Miss JaeelhIs, Of PisSaic county,
which had wet oil and came hear fa'-
ally w%ouhding lier, was cony.cJsd Of
simple assault and battery, and was
sentenced hy Judge Dixon 10 pay 4 linv
of 500 and costs
Town settlement 10 day. Those hav
ing bills against tie tow nship had Iet-
Ter present them. aud tho 2 owing the
township had better call and pay up.
Tie Committee meet ip Odd Fellows
Hall.
MI. Joseph Gu. st who has been alb
sent for lwo weeks, visiting Glassboro,
Barns loio aid other places, returned
home oil Tuesday evening. We were
pleas. d 10 see his genial face again.
MIR. James $. Layton shipped q hog
to Philadelphia OH Tuesday which
weighed nrarly 600 pounds. 1t was the
largest we have seen this season.
Mary X. Ware, daughter of Charles
War;, of Salem, killed herself last
night week, by swallowing an acid.
when size was discovered, doctors were
sent Tor, but she died before they ar
rived. Size mas Il young lady highly es-
teemed.
William X. Wood of pilesgrove has
been appointed Associate judge on the
b,nch Of this county ly Governor Iud
low, as the successor Of the lite Judge
Wallace. The appointment is a good
ole and gives general satisfaction.
Mr.. John IIalker brought TO this Of
flee the o'iier day a sample of milk
which vas the richest we eve SAN.
The bottle contained N and "a iaif
ounces Of new milk which had been
given TO a little daughter of Mr.. john
Corson Of Pedricktown, to play with,
by her parents, who after receiving it
began to shale the bottle, when to the
establishment of all Who were present
hat er made its appearance, and in a
short time a piece of butter which
would weigh nearly u half onnce had
gathered together ia a bottle. Tie
cow thai gave that milk is worth LaY-
Ing.
Tswn ueeting is drawing near, and
we already hear rlmors Of the slate