The Penn's Grove record., 1882-05-20

ger.
The sun must have had the ague, for
his shining bias been intermittent.
This has been a. glorious spring-for
the wster-cress crop.
Why don't the young men of Penn's
I Grove organize. Base Ball Club2
The PENIS Grove Band viii furnish
the music on Decoration Day.
Neighbor, what will you give toward
getting street lamps2 They are needed.
The heavy storm of last week was
very damaging TO fruit and truck, and
our farmers have been much discour-
aged in consequence.
Tbe Major Reybold" las. Monday
changed her time of leaving Philadel-
phia from 2 to s O'Clock, thus giving
passengers an hour longer in the city,
If u man has good health it is unfair
for him 20 ask the Lord to give him any
| thing else, because he ought to get 1t
for himself.
The nature of a dog Is very far m
ed from that Of q man, because the dog
is counted mad when Ire refuse to take
something to drink.
A. h. Corliss, lately OF Bridgeport
has been unanimously elected principal
of the public school Al Trevose, Bucks
Co., Pa, on the line OF the Bound Brook
Railroad. We offer n congratulations
and wish him success.
Decoration Day will be duly observed
BY Acton Post O.. 4. r.. and an GRAFTON
will be delivered in the National Gene
terry in the afternoon. The 'Susie A.
Mccall" will make All excursion, stop
ping at Pennsville and Fort Delaware.
The full order of the ceremonies will be
given ia the uexi issue.
If the farmers will commence now
and give their poultry a ANAL quantity
of sulphur with their food, and sprink-
lie a little coal oil over the hen house
once a week. they will never be annoy
| ed with vermin, tie fancier,'s pest.
For Laces, E~mbroideries, and all sorts
| of Fancy Goods, call on G. Splitter, Ped
riektoWn.
1t is stated that there, are at least
lS2 600 niilch COWS, valued at over So
0O0. 200, in New Jersey, producing an
nually nearly 81, 600, 900 gallons of milk.
In that connection the statistician
should also have gwen us the number
of pumps New Jersey.
Well, our citizens didn't see Jumbo
ON Monday night after all, but they had
a big elephant on land. The engine
drawing the excursion train blew M
of the tube out of her boiler, and let
the water into the furnace which put
out the fire, and left the train standing
OH the track between Oidmans Creek
and Centre Square station. When the
evening down train came along it push
ed them back to 1enn's Grove. They
were a sorry looking sat and appeared
as if Jumbo had stepped on their corns
For aged men. women, weak and
sickly children, without a rival. Will not
cause headache. Browns Iron Bitters.
The f festival in aid of the band has
bean;n PROGRESS for two nights and
will b. continued this afternoon and
evening. Encourage the boys with your
presence and aid tllein with your means
to pay for their new instruments.
The May term of Salem County
Courts convened OF Tuesday morning.
with Judge Reed presiding, and Assoc
ciates Plammer, Cook and Wood.
Richard Layton and Josiah M. Brick
represented this township on the Grand
Jury, and Benjamin. Green represented
OidmaHS.
The Court granted the following Ii
censes: Joseph Bowman and Samuel
P~ancnast, Upper P~ittsgrove; Samuel
French, Woodstown; ). l.. G.. Murphy,
Alloways; Charles Brown, P%ennsvills.
LADIES OF PENIS GROVE.
Visit Val right's, 312 Market ST.,
Wilmington, DEL, for the cheapest line
of Spring Dress Goods, Silks, etc. For
Gloves at s cents a pair, gloves at 124
cents a pair, Gloves at Is cents a pair.
For MrIslins at 4 cents a yard, Muslins
at 6 cents u yard, Mhsiins at 7 cents, "a
yard ;anda complete stock of Dress
Goods, Notions, etc. at corresponding
low-prices.
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