The Penn's Grove record., 1882-04-22
Is this Spring?

Is this Spring?
1t must be FOR the birds have come
again.
Farmers have commerce d h%eirspring
work in eaInest.
The smoke Of the hot-bed is visible
evelywh r..
Let the improvements continue. At
least a dozen more houses Should be
built this spring. They are needed.
For Laces, E~mbroideries, and all sorts
OF Fancy Goods, call on G. Splitter, Ped
ricktown.
Try Ayls's Little Daisy" 2 for 3
cents.
The southern fishermen have all ari v
ed home and are getting ready TO go
down the lay.
The "Penn's Grove Correct Band'i
have made arrangements for an excur-
sion to Atlantic City on July IS. 1882.
MIS-. Captain NJ. Hughes and fsmily
have returned from Philadelphia where
they have been stopping all winter.
The sturgeon men have taken their
departure for Bayside and Stowe Creek.
Only about four thousand shad were
placed ON board OF the lay boat at this
place last week.
Read the new advertisements That
appear in this weeks issue. For trim
mings Partridge & Richardson beats
the country, aud for general mercllar-
disc Philip J.. Walsh & Co., of VIII
minglon and Philadelphia, take the
lead.
Captain Naylor is making prepare
tiUrs to have his house raised and 9TH
erwIse improved. The Captain spends
considerable money every spring in
improvements.
The Supreme Conclave of the I'M
proved Order of Heptasophs met in
Wilmington on Tuesday. Mr.. j. r.
Elkinton represented Penn's Grove Con
clave.
For bargains in general call on G. Spit
ger.
The bus ness of Denny & Bro. is as
Stunning enormous proportions. 1t has
increased fully ten thousand dollars
during the last year. This spring has
opened better than ever, and the Sc
cret of the whole is that the people
have found out that when they want
fair treatment, cheap prices and cor
reefs bill they must deal with Denny &
Bro.
Tie column of a paper are a publish
ers stock in trade, aud the part les who
ask 10 use them for their special beneGt
must expect to pay for the same. Every
public spirited citizen of n place should
have a pride in seeing the town and
surroundings improved. Every
house. every road, every new manu-
featuring establishment, every e
business opened, enhances the value of
property in our midst. Every reflect
ing mind knows this to be true, and it
should not be forgotten that the leca'
prler adds much TO the general wealth
and prosperity of the place, as well as
increasing the reputation of the city
abroad. 1t benefits all who have bus
int IS in the place; enhances tie value
Of property, besides being u public con
y%enience. 1t increases trade, cautions
against imposition, saves you from loss
warns you from danger, points out diff
ferent advantages and increases your
profits. The local press Is the power
which moves the people; therefore the
wisdom of supporting it by advertising
in it, literally subscribing for it, and
paying for it.
To the ladies we will say hat Il ey can
find ut all times a full and complete as
soriment of Dress Goods, Silks and
CttluS. I'll btytcs stito biistOSc III VI. opt
zer's, P~ediicktown.
Tie steamer susie A. Mccall, will
make all excursion to New Castle Del,
on Monday May LIST. to witness the
grand street parade in the morning by
the order of Knights of Pythias; also in
the afternoon by tie order of Red Men.
Dedication ceremonies at 1870 noon,
an Grafton will be delivered by the Rev.
George r. Brisioi, also other eminent
speakers will be present. Don't fail to
go and zee the great parade, in which
the 'sPenn's Grove Cornet Band" en-
gagged by the Clayton Lodge, X. of
r., of Wilmington, will take part,
with their new and handsome
Instruments, lots of other sight
seeing and no end to good music. Grand
prize drill Uniform Rank at 8 p. NJ. in
public square, for further particulars