The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-27
MAY waalhn.

The ice dealers are looking happier.
The Iaper for the peopie-greenback.
For bargains in general call on @. Spit
zcr.
Venner predicts sharp frosts on the
4 7th, Sth, 25th and 26th of June.
Fresh rolls at Whites bakery every
morning.
spring costumes nave made their APP
gearalce.
Thus far the spring Of 1882 has been
a stalwart one.
lie who says what he likes, otter
hears what he don't like.
Some mon ard women talk by the
yard and think by the inch.
a blithe heart makes q blooming
marriage.
Better one word in time than two
afterwards.
'eDuty" is a little VOID with q big
responsibility tagged to it.
You cant make afarmer recesd from
his habit Of re-seeding his soil.
Mr.. Walter Springer intends NOV
ing into his new house next week.
The sunshine Of the past week has
given a start 20 trees aud flowers.
Now for dyspepsia, for the sour rhu-
bard pies have come around.
Our merchants seem to be doing
more than an ordinary spring trade.
Yennor had the weather out Of the
ice box this week.
The lilac bushes have been throwing
their fragrance on the ar.
The best way to pass mutilated coin
is to pass it when it is offered to you.
For Laces, Embroideries, and all sorts
Of Fancy Goods, call on G. Splitter, Fed
ricktown.
Look out for the tightening rcd men,
they will soon be around TO talk you t"
death.
politicians are wonderfully asitated
| over who are to be the candidates for
| Congress in this District next fall
Nothing will make hens lay as well
as seeds scratched from neighbours gar
dehs.
The Sunday schools should not fail
to join tn the services Of decorating the
soldiers graves on the Both.
Decoration day next Tuesday. Do
not forget to go. Fare for round trip
% cents.
The warm weather on Monday
brought ont the straw hats and the
summe clothes.
The coal man is growing meek and
lowly, and our ice boy Frank, is begin
ming to brace up in style.
Men who join clubs fluid the dnes to
pay there, and the deuce to pay at
home.
What a boy learns lie mostly Keeps
till agej so therefore, parents tain
your children well.
Mr.. John G. A Denny has sold out
his furniture and is relitting his store
into u dwelling house.
The new iron fence for S. n. Leaps
yard has arrived. We suppose il will
be handsome when 1t is M up.
Ouf harbers must be doing Il rush
ing business this spriug, as we see they
have IA new apprentice in both shops.
The newspaper that has ''ihe largest
circulation''-in a newspaper directory
lis generally edited by the Digest liar
in the country.
fit wasn't foi coughs and colds this
would be a poor season fer doctors.
The late spring las delayed the crop of
green fruit.
Don't fail to iein with the Grand
Army bnys on Tuesday and help decor
ate the graves Of those who died for
your benefit.
Those having flowers to furnish for
the decoration services will please get
them ready and send them to Comman
der DETROIT.
Tuesday is a legal holiday and we
hope our citizens generally will make
it 50, and go on the excursion to the
National Cemetery and assist in the ex
e~rcises.
The new siding at the depot of the
Delaware River Railroad station in this
plaza for the accommodation of excur-
sions has been completed, and the cross
ing has been changed to further up the
track.
MGsons, carpenters, painters, and in
fact every MAI that has a trade, has
no reasonable excuse for being idle.
File demand for laborers far exceeds
the number wanting employment.
Young man, learn a trade.
The new postal law gives the publish
CT q right to prosecute for thief any per
son who takes a newspaper and does
not pay for it.
For Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and Gents
Furnishing Goods of every description
aud style, call at G. Spitzer's. Pedrick-
town.
The NJ. L. Sunday school No. /,
viii hUld a strawberry Rrtl ice cream
festival in Odd Fellows Ha.Ithis after
noon and evening Proceeds for the
benefit Of the school.
Harmony street, viii in a few years
be the handsomest street in Pena's
Grove, as there is some fine dwellings
iu course Of erection ana as many more