The Penn's Grove record., 1883-05-05
TN AND OUTDF TOWN.


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Cherry trees are out in blossom.
Cat birds have made their appearance
We hear Of large. fish (stories) every
day,
The potatoe crop in Germany has
been an utter failure.
rThe farmers are the founders Of civ
ilization.
Ghe Baptist Mite society of Woods
town, held an entertainment in Turn
er's Hall last week.
The highest catch Of fish at this place
in one day, by one net, was $40, caught
by Henry Hates ON Monday.
Plant a few tobacco plants in the
patch with your cabbage and the worms
will not bother them.
1T is neartime for the joyful pleasure
of pushing the lawn-mower around the
front yard.
The Swedesboro National Bank
opened for business on Tuesday last.
John Sivel, of Auburn, has built "a
house and barn on the lot lately pur1
chased from the Pancoast estate.
William v. Layton will take his po-
sition as clerkinG. Spitser's store Of
Pedricktowlaae,i Monday.
No electric light for me, said a Phila.
girl, it can't he turned down low
enough. Not so with the average
Pennsgroye belle.
John Summerill 81 Bro, of South
Pennsgrove, received their new and
handsome buggy on Tuesday. West
.&:Greeu WERE the builders.
We have often heard the expression
that 1.-THE fire has gone out" but We
have thus far failed to see any fire es7
seapes in this village.
The Albany Beef Packing Company
are again erecting their pier in front
of the ice house. They r also over
hauling their freezers and getting
things ready in general for the coming
season. {
III. Smith, Jr., a resident of Pauls-
sboro, who ste e a beef hide from the
! station at that Elaee. The property of
which belonged No Patrick Mealy, is
boarding at the wooato Jail.
A dreadful tornado. is expected to
weep over this town. we mean some
of our young men are going to organize
a band. ts7EHarmonica's
Sunday afternoon baptism by INNER
sion was administered o three persons
at Howell's,Fishery, on the Delaware
liver. The ordinance was administered
by the Rev. Mr.. Neal, pastor of the
woodlar;.M N. e. Church.
The NJ. E. and NJ. P. Sunday schools
at lassboro, will unite with Marker
Post, G. A. R., and celebrate the Nth
.of.July in an appropriate manner.
IT is reported that Fish Warden HaI
.sah, last Sunday ~eveaing captured
'twomen downsby the Fort. Again 1t
IS reported they got away'from'him
after he had taken them into custody.
The true state of affairs w do not
know.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school of
woodstown, will hold its anniversary
services to- morrow at u o'clock. The
exercises will consist of singing, read
ing, addresses, report, presentation of
prizes, &c.
The ladies of Nashville have organ
lied a fishing club. If she ladies of
Pennsgrove was to do such "a thing,
the only. dude,of our town would want
10 go along and bait the hooks.
Last Sunday evening about 80 per-
son assembled at the residence of Mr..
William Bilderhack's and spent the
evening in Cecial chat and singing
suitable for the day. The occasion was
thus celebrated on account of it be.
eng MI. BIS. oath birthday. The party
assembled, after spending several hours
IN the manner above stated, disbursed
with wishes to Mr.. b. that his next
birthday would find him in bettet
health; which we heartily endorse.
The new.derot at Woodbury. is com
ing at last. Hands have commenced
the preparations for laying the new
tracks necessary for the change. The
aumtable will also be taken from where
il is now.
Capt. VIM, Cherry, of Mantra Point,
on his larevoyage from Charleston, sc.
In tie schooner Annie Elmer, a ma
was lost overheard, but not succeeding
IN securing him he was given up al
drowned. The Headline vas Thea
bauled in and to their surprise a mar
was found attached, which proved to b.
the one lost overheard. He had graspet
the line while under water and becam,
sntangled in it. He was safely landed
Ell board the schooner.
List of letters advertised and remain
ing in the p~ostofiice at Pennsgrove
for the month ending April 30, 1888
Thomas Cronin; Furnai Dancer; Rol
ert Teras; George Konx; Charles b
Smith. William III Nav. William ID