The Penn's Grove record., 1884-12-27
SATURDAY. DEC. 27, 1854.
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Mince pie.
Buckwheat cakes and 'lasses.
Seth Leap, Jr,, has removed to
Garden.
Penns Grove has a skating rink-on
the river.
Don't eat cqlored candies. Many of
them are poisonous.
Mr.. Samuel Lloyd received a pension
this week of .SfE4e.
AS the days begin to lengthen, the
cold tegins to strengthen.
VenIne SEASON will soon beat hand.
We print vendue bills.
Be a Christian, and help others to be
by scattering ashes on your sidewalks.
The masquerade on New Years
morn, promises to excel all former ones.
Jos. 4. and Thos. c. SHmmeriN az
rived home from Albany on Saturday
last.
Charles Aunyon has bought thefarm
owned by Nm. E. Aorrisn of Pedrick-
town.
Nj. James White and wife, of Null
lica Hill, spent Christmas with friends
at South Peans Grove.
Nj. Abner Fl. Simpkins will make a
public sale of his stock and farming
implements on January IL, 1885.
Bedford Wood, while cunning on Sat
.nrday, shot a white rabbit. 1t resem-
lied the comnon wild rabbits except
in color.
Abner simpkins will quit farming in
The Spring, aud move to Camden to
engage III the grocery business with his
scn jonathan.
Now is the time to advertise. When
the times are hard, the people will
,look at the prices and go where they
Can get the cheapest.
At the Centennial Exhibition in
Philadelphia in 1876, 50 per cent. OF
1lie teachers in New Jersey, and $4,000
pupils were represented.
Robbins and Flanigan's sales of
.s,etglIs, harness, &c, on Saturday,
amounted t o about 500. Things sold
cheap with few buyers.
Tho morning train on Tuesday
arrived late, caused by the blowing out
of a cylinder bead of a locomotive on
the West Jersey h. r.
The Delaware River Railroad has
filed an objections to the assessment
anade on its property and franchise by
the S,ate Board OF Assessors.
Mr.. Joseph Flanagan and wife eel
,ebrated the tenth anniversary OF their
wedding on Christmas day. There
was al large number of friends present
and several costly pres ents given.
The report that the Delaware River
Railroad is o to pass into the con
Hrol Of the West Jersey Company is
denied by officials of the latter road.
Work on ~ st. Paul Church has
been discontinued on account of the
weather. 1t looks now as if it will not
De dedicated on January 10, as was
expected.
Mr.. Charles Blohm, who has had the
consumption for some time, is confined
to the hodse with little hopes of recov-
cry, He has lost a brother ard a sister
from tie same fatal disease.
Mr.. Job Barber informs us that on
Christmas lie picked a pear Of second
growth from a tree. 1t was two inches
iii diameter, and until Saturday when
the severe cold came had Eetained Its
natural color.
$ The ice men are gathering their har'
test. b. Blohm gathered ice on We'd
nesday and Friday, and JOS. G. French
slad several teams carting it for him
fIon Lees mill pond The ice is Of
gccl quality and about six inches thick.
\ little p@reeau.ion II the matter O
clothing and bed covering. IN EaesS
days Of rapidly changing temperature
may save many q big doctor bill. Az
tailtiou 10 sUch seeming trihes has katt
many O oae from a bed If sickness aud
r0l4 q premature death.
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