The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-01

I it viii make the fishing ease ia The
/ Irgy Iorcrr. aud viii be %acairst .ho:e
Who have not gone d wu this spfing.
Mrs. Jim l.. Watson is visiting her
/ children AMI frier37 at GIass'-,ro and
rarucsloro. she las been sore two
wrecks.
owing 70 sic} ness Of ths Editor and
the rc,nseHionce, OF moving, We arc
con PEELED TO postl on the summing up
Of our review OF tie Presidents Mes
sage, until hexJ week.
improvements along the Delaware
River Ratliotd continues. THE rOad
is being put in exceilnt condition AID
socu nunlcrs Of excursions viii bc su7h
Ing owe 1t.
Conductor Simpkins has rented she
Whitaker house of Mr.. S!nrb'e, aOd
will move in next week. Tie property
will be thoroughly oyerneuied i'll a
short time.
More PEOPLE die frGm ov~er-eating
than overwhelming. Old tclers period
ically btcorRe disgnsted with them
selves, sign tie pledge ard reenpeEate,
but your glu.ton never reforms.
Isaac Sinikins had smother u to
catch tie train the other morning
With coat, vest aid hat i'll band he
was seei sIttditg Up Main street in
tie direction Of tie railroad. lie
caught Up 10 Der som or tlia time.
The Calathnmpians %serenaded Mr..
William Pedrict, one of the hremen on
the Delaware River Railroad who was
married the othtr day, on Tuesday
evenisg. william treated the boys
handsomely. IhenewIy married couple
| have gone to housekeeping in Nj.
| Amos Aliovays house.
A very dangerous counterfeit silver
| dollar is in circulation. 1t is beanti-
fully executed, bearing a slight appear
! ance of iron, and is pronounced by the
| Sub-Treasurer az the best silver plated
| counterfeit ct made, since 1t c@lnut
lie detected by the application of acids
| unless the surface is scratched.
Mr.. Enoch Chester annouHess to the
farmers that he is prepared to mend
| all their baskets or make them new
| ones. Orders left at John Z. Wilson's
| above Uaion Corner, or at his home in
| Sharptown, will receive prompt atten-
tion. We hope the people will patron
ize him, rs h6 is worthy OF your SUP
pot.
The many anxious inquiries as to
what bad become OF Plod, has been the
means Of bringing him to the front
egain. we hope his numerous friends
will Ioa be satisfied. We expect things
vill be liyelier around Cidmsns.
Odd Fellows should remember that
tie new law Of tie Sovereign Grand
Lodge makes il obligatory on all men,
bers TO he in possession OF all the dc
yrees before July ist if they wish TO
participate in the proceedings CT their
lodges, as from that date I'll lodges viii
transact business in tie thild degree.
The .waodstown Eeyis:sr says
Last Saturday our people were sur
priscd to learn that ]. ID. G. hickman,
our popular -Assessor, had received his
alisJintnlent AS IGsi master for v uodS
town, fsolR the Postmaster General
J. Il. Peterson, tie pre- sent lhcIsAiteLt,
had held the office Tor about IL years.
Friend Richn.an is fttirg Up FOR the
new Postoaice, his store oVn near the
corner Of Main stieet and East asen-
ne, intending to close out his stock Of
gents furnishing goods, s. that he can
give his entire time 10 his posiolace
duties"
The Rubber factory is coming That
is if tile people of Penn's Grove wants
it. Action to lie successful must be
prompt; therefore a meeting of all our
citizens is request Cd ON Monday even
ing next, when the positive conditions
OH which they will Come to Penn's
Grove will be made known. Let there
be "a general rally. Get UP All enthus
iasm. This is bonanza for Penn's
Grove. II We fail to act promptly aud
thus fail TO bring the factory here, we
viii loose the golden egg. THEN Jet
| every II come oat 10 Mr.. john Z. A.
Drnny's store on Monday evening at
= O'Clock, aid either decide that
Penn's Grove will take her stand
among the places of enterprise, OF that
it will remain Il sleepy hollow FOREVER,
the home OF Pip Vat Wrinkles.
SuAKPTOVN ITEMS.