The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-08

The tug has commenced running anu
every plight carries numbers OF the
beautiful slad to market.
All persons wishing to send anything
down the Bay to their friends, on the
sliad boat, viii please leave them at
the store OF s.. r.. Lelp q Bro.
Two cases of smallpox are reported
in Glassboro. Every preeaution is be-
ing taken 10 prevent its spreading.
Several more of the soathern men
have arrived home this week, they re-
port sshing good now at Georgetown.
AS usual about Easter the hens
around here Rave gone ON a strike.
| What the result vii. be We are unable
to say.
Shad are getting more numerous and
the prospect OF a good season becomes
more Gattering. The tug had up on
Monday night COCO sbad.
Mr.. Manuel Granger of Bridgeport,
while sinking a well, struck ii BONANZA
in the shape of white sand suitable for
the manufacturer Of glass.
All persons i'll need of a moving
machine, horse rakes, plows ETC., call
OF Mr.. Lemuel Cochran at his office III
the rear of VIM. S. Avis tobacco store.
1t is reported that young lady from
Salem took charge of the Bridgeport
STATEN of the Delaware River Railroad
on Wednesday. Mr.. Pedrick has charge
of the bridge.
The Paulsboro people are highly
pleased with the appointment by Con-
ference of Rev. Mr., Mickle to tue
church of that place. The church is
said to be crowded at each service.
Ed. Harris was highest down the bay
on Monday, having caught that day
lei sliad. Mr.. Henry Hates, on the
same day, caught % shad a. Penn's
Grove, being the highest number at
this place.
The P~ostoffice Department has ruled
that no advertisement or haDdbiIl shall
be allowed 10 be put on the wall or any
where in a room, the rent of which is
paid ly the government for p~ostofice
purposes.
Our citizens on Monday evening m
cluded to accept the offer of the King
Gossamer Rubber Company, and so
notified them. In a few months the
business viii be humming and our peo-
re viii be happy
Under the new school law, school
trustees are required to give "yaccina-
tom orders to those children whose
parents are not afford to pay for va9cin
alton. The orders are received by the
physicians and are raid by the township
committee out of the ways and means.
Last Saturday the first accident on
the new railroad to Woodstown occur
red. Frank McCrane While working
on the road neal Oldman's creek, fell
from before his cart and the wheel
passed over bis neck. DIR. Aller, is at
tending him, and there is hopes of his
recovery.
The Railroad Gazette sums up the
number killed on the cars for 1881 at
Ala, and the number wounded 1853,
The recorded accidents foot up LASS.
The Gazette remarks that this is AN ex-
cess of any year since the record was
officially kept We think That when
the vast number who travel are consld-
cred it is The safest method known.
PENIS Grove declared war on dogs
last week, because il was reported that
a mad dog was seen around town
men, women and children turned, out
one morning in greater numbers than
if a circus had come to town, to see a
few of u cracked shots trying to kill
a deg.
We hope our citizsns will receive
kindly the COMMITTEES that will wait up
ON them, and encourage them in the
good work, Let everybody help. Many
hands make light work. If all help it
will be a burden to none And all will
I've benefited.
1t is ouly Il question of time, when
Penn's Grove VIII have a population of
10, eco. Every lover Of PENIS Grove
land we doubt if there is a single per-
son Who is not interested in our towns
welfare should use every possible en-
d-avor to aid in etfecting this result.
Then let every Il subscribe to the fac
tory fund When the committee waits on
them and thus help build up the place.
There certainly is oom for IA bakery
in Penn's Grove, and now that Mr..
White has o,,ened one and secured the
services of a tirst-class baker, we hope
our citizens generally will patronage
hi.,. by the way Mr.. White has
opened in correction with his bakery
one of tie laudsomest restaurants in
town. GIVE hsm a call and see for
yoimseii.
List of letters advertised and re-
manning in the post office at Prnn's
Grove, Salem county, y. J., for the
quarter ending March 81, 1882: Isaiah
Barber, JGnA Coulin, join II. Carr,
JnaAt Deneisbtek, James Hallec, Simon
~Ilcgelaan, alexander Lee. James Mills
Edward Shoemaker, J. II. Sh1rman,
George White, Miss Mark Banks. Mrs.
Nina II. Caslil, Miss Hattie Newkirk.
Persons calling for The above letters
please mention advertised.