The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28

when the COW jumped oyert4e moon
On -S~adly and Monday we had q
change and "OId Prob dealt out a mis-
efable hand in the shape of weather.
Captains Whitaker and Hughes have
both lstcly arrived at Penn's Grove, but
are making preparstions to 90 to sea
again
The extra services in both he Meth
udist Churches ra this place continues,
with considerable interest manifested.
Who can estimate the vahae of.a new
paper? Yoa buy it for a compile of cents
learn all The news of the day, can then
place it against yonF chest under your
coat and thus keep from catching cold,
can read it again in the evening, AID, if
lacking in bedclothing, can use it as a
blanket at night. After that it is the
best, TIA ng in the world to put under car
pet, and when tired and sick sc it you
trade. off for plaster image.
Tbe Clyde reached here about mid
right on Saturday on her way 10 Salem.
She had been detared. by the fog. She
did not reach here on Monday going up
until late in the afternoon.
Our citizens hadao &c counting again
on Monday and Tuess.ay u this week,
as the trial on. which they wero summon
ed had been postponed.
The Chief OF Engineers will ask Con-
gress to appropriate $50, 600 for the inn
proyement of Fort Mifilin, $4,000 for the
improvement Of Fort Delaware, $50, GOO
for the battery at Flnn's Point, and S75,
600 for a fort which is designed to be
built opposite Fort Delaware, On ths Del
aware side.
Re-. J. b. Turpin presented the Mis-
sionary cause.tc his people on Sunday
week.. and the largest amount ever
given by that people to this cause was
secured. I IT. footed up two hundred
dollars. This Asreaks we'll for MI.
Tairpin and th4- condition Of his charge.
We are pletsed.taJyyeleoIae home Dir.
Pcnslerten Pierce, who'has been travel
ing extensively through thesbouth and
southwest. ,ItLad been rumored that he
had gone away to stay, but sc are Aappy
to say that the prodignl has returned. He
met with a warm reception on his return.
4 letter from Georgetown, South
Carolina, informs MS that Mr.. William
Davis, Of the irm of Ovid Davis & Co. q,
caught the first sturgeon Of the season
on January 18th.
EoSle.aaMg yet, ard at least a dozen
of our citizens imaa,ieutly .Naiiing TO
show their rigs totlte rest S8 .IaaRkiud
and TO oin of the girls,Io.
An act will be introduced IN the Leg
islatufe this winter, ~ supplement 10
an act relative to sales of lapds under a
public statute or by virtue of amy j1d-
icial proceedings, which will require
the advertisements of such sales to be
published in amy tWoznewspaperS in TIE
county which have been i'll existence
two years, aud which are printed and
published nearest to the place in the
county where the lands arc situsted,
and which papers circulate in tie vicin
ity of said lands. This bill should pass.
and we hope theNSenator aud R"preses
tative from this county will vote for it.
1t is only just that such advertisements
should be given to the papers nearest
the property.
AEL Day MEETING.
This annual feast was held at the
Al E Ckurch.G this place, OIL We'd
nesda. At 1889 u. m. Rev. j. w.
Merris pseacled an excellent sermon,
and Was followed by Ms. loyl, VI
Philadelphia, in an earnest appeal to
the. people to give themselves aneS 20
God. AT 2 o'c. ,ck, Mrs. Lizzie r.
Smith TOOK charas of the experience
meeting, which was a precious season.
At O'Clock, Rev. j. S. Gaskill, of
Camden, Weached an able m AT
$50 Mrs. lloyd held a special meeting.
and at Z o'clock Mrs. Smith took charge
She addressed the backsliders. She
was greatly helped, and The congreg2-
tion was deeply affected; u number
came forward for prayers. The day
was one of specisi religious interest
and power, and tue people We're unan-
imous in their grateful expression for
the blessings of tn; day.
PUBLIC SALES.
Farm of $ r. Leap, will be sold in
front Qf the .Hetel of Mr.. Joseph &.
French, inPenn's Grove. Gil MondSy,
Ffbruary6. 1882.
The Personal Property ST Thomas
Curry, Lever Penn's Neck, on the
Hook road, leading from tho Canal
Bridge 10 Salem, will be sold on Mon
day, T. iruary 20, 1sS2.
The officers OF the West Jersey Az
ricuItural and Horticultural Associa-
ton ANNOUNCE that the twelfth annual
exhibition of the association will be
held on the Fair Grounds at Woods
town, on September 18th and lth,
1852. A libe. al premium list will be
offered, of which due publication viii
he made at All early date.
Any parts wishing TO rent a CONVEX
lent Dol for an office or pace a. bust
ness, will end it to theiI advantage to
call ON William ). Avis.
The Gul;eau jury must have bern
inspired. lie declared it to be an i'll.
tellisent and fir mindediu jury and cam
not therefore complain OF its verdict.
Farmers and Others who intend pur-