The Penn's Grove record., 1882-03-11

Mr.. Barber. u ~
Mr.. Henry Bmler went - Sslenfen
Wednesday to settle up NesestAte'o of
Mrs. Ann White. -
Captain Dole arrived in town on
Tuesday. The Captain is always a
welcome visitor 10 Il people.
Joseph w. Cooper has bought of II.
G. Cooper a farm i'll Oldmsn's town
ship, containing lT0 acres.
Camden has organized a Committee
OF One Hundred similar to that in
Philadelphia.
Tie Bnatd of Chosen FreehoiGers
held their regular monthly meeting III
tt g colrt house in Salem on Wedncs-
day.
The gravel train commenced running
on Wednesday. Quite a number OF
men have been employed.
Esquire De Croft went to the city on
Wednesday dressed in Lis lest. We
tried to interview him, but he prefer
red to be silent for the rresest.
A new barber has established himself
at the Lisery Stable Of Lanning ana
Peterson. His customers, however,
are oaly horses, but his operations
draws large crowds of men and boys.
Mrs. Annie Sack moved into her new
house on Thursday of last week. In
the evening a large number of our
neirhbors and friends assembled to
have a hoast warming. The band en-
liyrned the occasion with music aud y
pleasant time was enjoyed by all pres
ent.
Mr.. Sheble, who always mmiifests an
interest in the prosperity IF our town
paid us a visit on Friday week. and
gave the carpenters orders for more
work.
A second meeting of our citizens in
the interest Of diversifying our indus
tries met on Monday evening last
Quite AN enthusiasm vas manifested in
| the offset of the meeting, shares sub
scribed and a committee appointed to
canvas the town and solicit subscrip-
tions.
The first sn..a caught 10y u gill net
were taken to town on Tuesday by Mr.
Wheaton of Pennsville, and brought u
dollar and Il quarter each.
Mrs. Ida Eastlack, will sell at the
NJ. f. Parsonage, Pennsville, on Wed
ncsday next, the household goods and
other effects of tina late Rev. G. G. East
lack.
The South PENIS Grove letter in
this issue ought TO have appeared last
week. but did not reach the Ufice until
we had gone to press.
We would advise every voter to at
tend the caucus meetings and see tl.at
good men are put on tho tickets. That
is the place TO de the talking instead of
doing it in.th.c character Of a growl all
through the year. The voters have
the choice of candidates in their own
hands, and the ticket will be just what
YOU make it. Therefore we advise you
to attend the auc
A nuisance which has heon endured
a long time and which ought to he stop
ped, is tie digging Of holes in tho side
walks by boys for marble playing. 1t
is dangerous and zone n will get hurt
hy them. Wiilthe Committee STE that
something is done ts sbate the nui-
sance.
Tho property Of Mr.. Charles Elkin-
ton. in Si,%arptown, is being re-inciosed
aud rsitted up generally. Mr. Edward
Dolbow viii occupy it after the 18th.
A new machine, not an Internal one
disturbed the quiet of our town for sew
erai days, but the fears Of our people
were quoted when they learned that it
was only IA machine for clipping horses,
{, and was net dangerous when mahipula
ted by the skillful fingers of Mr. Benia
min II atherer.
Kilie and Sailor dissolved partnership
Ly Mutual consent, Mr.. Sailor retiring
from the firm. Tie business will be-
conducted by Mr.. Killie, who will pay
all bills az aiilst the firm, and all par
ties owing them will please call and
settle with him.
Democratic caucus meeting will be
held in tie Cove shool-house, this Sat
urday) afternoon al ? o'clock, for the
purpose of nominating a ticket for the
township election.
There is A prospect that Shad will be
around on Town meeting day, az in
earlier days.
The New Jersey 81. +. Conference
met in it's annual session at Millyille
on Wednesday, Bishop Andrews presid-
ing. Rev. j. G.. Crate preached the
opening sermon ON Tuesday evening.
Any of the friends of Revs. J. Is. Tur-
pin or J. w. Norris. who may wish
to visit them during the session Of Con-
ference will 61d the former at Captain
J~armEn'son Main street, and the latter
at Mr.. John Whitaker's gu High street.
What has become of the republicans
of Upper PENIS Neck? Wore it not
for the fact that the report has got out
th2t | am oie OF tho strongest demo
Gratis in the township, l would advise
the calling together Of tho party in eau
Gus, hut II would hardly be consistent
for a democrat to dictate what the re-
publicaps should 10.