The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-21


a. different places along the Delaware
River Railroad, in a slorttiime.
Have you tried any of Avis beau
ties?" His new brand excels anything
heretofore offered hy him.
Penn's Grove would support a good
dentist. Oil if one was only here when
our devil has the toothaclie.
There are ROW about S17 convicts in
the State Prison, and nothing for them
to do.
Hymen has not been 50 busy in PENIS
Grove during tie past fortnight, as at
some other time.
The surprise ard r~ag-seNing parties
have no. been no numerous here this
season as heretofore. What is the
matter with cur people,
1t is reported on the authority Of
General Seweil that the ~extention of
the Swedcsboro Railroad through
Wuodstown to the Salem Branch, VIII
be completed hy spring.
The work of building continues.
Several new houses will adorn our
town this spring. Other lots have
been purchased with the intention of
putting houses on them. Let the good
work continue.
Circulars regarding excursions to the
seashore via the Delaware River Rail
road next Summer have reached us.
We will speak more of this matter at IA
future time.
The new Window Glass Works in
Woodbury. have become a certainty.
Mr.. ]. j. Estell has bought of Mr.. ID.
j. Packer eight acres of land north of
the creek and adjoining the railroad,
on which the works are to be located.
Mr.. Samuel Simpkins has finished a
handsome sturgeon ski for Mr.. George
Whitaker, and has three more to build
for Turton & B.cllm, and others, one
of which is PARTLY done.
Those of our ice men who failei to
get, their houses fall during the cold
snap, have leen complaining again
about the mildness of the weather.
Rev. G. G. Eastlack, pastor of the
Pennsville NJ. L. Church, died at the
ply opaSe, yesterday week. Funeral
services we're held at the Church on
Tuesday, snd Oh Wednesday his re-
mains were taken to Mautua for inter-
ment.
Those of our hAtels or boarding
houses who desire the services of a
tirst-class cook, a he informed as to
his whereabouts, by calling on Mr..
Walter Springer. lie is hot II Chinese,
either, although he has u peculiar
style of his owH in the art Of cooking.
If there were as many copies OF the
revised edition distributed gr%atuitously
as there were calendars, the country
wosld probably he better off.
Don't depend upon purchasing occa-
sional copies Of TIE RECORD. TO
keep posted ON the news you must have
it ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for it and keep
up with the :imes.
We would like to have a list of the
newly installed officers of all the lodges
not before reported in the RECORD.
Will those who knew please inform US?
The following officers of Penn
Grove C~onclave. No. "a, l. o. H., were
installed on Friday night week, by
Chancellor, j. Il. Elkinton: Arehon,
William +. Ysaeer; Provost, Samuel
II. Leap; SECRETARY, Samuel Denny;
Financier, George Ii. Elkinton; Treas
urer, Charles A. Dolbow; Prelate, J.
K. Elkinton; Inspector, ". H. Denny;
Warder, J. Q. A. Denny; Sentinel,
VIM. V. Layton; Chancellor, j. w.
Laushlin.
We had the pleasure of looking ~
the inside arrangements of Captain
Sak's new house the other day, and
was delighted with its appearance. 1t
is we'll planned, the manson work,
which was done by the Messrs. Harker,
is superior to anything that has been
done in that line around here, aud the
painting and granting by Mr.. Wesley
Cable, cannot be beat.
The jefferson Club, composed of eac
tive ;ouDg Democrats" organized In
Salem a short time since, have rented
the rooms over A. w. Sherron's store,
on West Broadway, and will take pos
session March 25th.
If Nevus Homo, our correspondent
from Pedricktown, WHO letter appears
to-day, will continue we shall feel un-
der obligations TO him, as we have been
very anxious to get a correspondent
from that place, ever since Plod left for
parts unknown.
Mr.. Joseph Munyan fell while at
work last Saturday afternoon and
bruised his -houlder, which rendered
him unable to ,'ork all week.
Thirteen dollars and hity-fve cents
or ten days in Jail is what David Nc
Gonigle will have to J ay to satisfy New
Jersey justice as laid dawn by Squire
Wells of Millville, for sp. ting on the
floor of Trinity NJ. L. Church and
otherwise inisbehaving himself.
Gibbstown continues improving
On Tuesday we noticed three more Now
houses in course OF erection. Otheis
are to follow.