The Penn's Grove record., 1884-03-29
Moving day is pas ecare-WoEl
faces of tue Wobts tow are
again ch4ugcd 20 cIaeeriulness.


! again chFuscd 20 cpeerfulness'
No arrests have leen made at liam.
+ cocks Bridge, in oHer twenty five year.
for violation Of the Law, ard E~tiga.io.
among The citizens is unknown. Tic
! result. it is claimed, is nue to the fac.
that there are no saloons in the neigh.
borhood.
il. some Of the country postot5sas i.
! is common plactIce to allow every
one who wishes to }ook over the mail
and take what belongs 70 them. THIS
is contrary to postal regulations, as 40
one has any right to handle, look over,
or take a letter or paper out of the Of
fee excepting the Postmaster, sind then
70 hand it ever to whom it belongs.
Mr.. Geo. II. Elkinton is fearing
down the old restaurant, viz. "ihe
F.sherman's Pride" end IS going to
I erect in its stead a swo-stcry building.
which will add very much to the ap-
pearance of the new grove, and afford
better facilities to the travelling public.
The way to advance tie interests Of
vour locality is to do all You can 70 aid
your Iaborers, m%echauics, IN rciants.
doctors. ministers and printers Hep
TO build your chmche2 and schools.
Aid every enterprise Of merit; cneour-
are ever movement that will hoR silly
bring a dollar to your towa.and main
tain labor and capital. Stand Icy yoa.
town aud people at i'll times and Under
all circumstances. Advertise cXtep
siyeIy in your local paper. This is tAe
way to make things lively and uosptr
Gus.
Nowis the time to advertise. Spring
is here, and If you expect 20 do aa5
business you must let people know
what yoa haze TO sell There is 10 me
dunn 50 successful as the local PapcE.
Advertise i'll it and have your ad7cr-
tisement ready every week by almos,
everyone in town. Ii will pay You.
MI. C. c. Turner's new building Is
raised and will soon be inclosed, as the
carpenters are all good workmen and
never shrink from their labor.
The majority of the shad fishermen
who purpose going down the Delaware
Bay lave made their exit the past few
DAYS. Cabins have been launched al
most every day during the past week.
Every one seems filed with JOY to
think they have II chance 10
come in in town and see the greatest
event of the day, "a coming circus"
Next Tuesday, after you have seen the
performance drop i'll and pay that little
bill you owe us.
High tides prevailing the past week,
and the freslet coming down the river
brings wit i it large quantities of drift
wood and trash, Causing the sci, e aud
gill fishermen more or less trouble keep
ing the ground and nets clear Of it.
The people turned out in full force
the past week, dug a drain, laid the
thing and filled UP the trench, from
the river front in a direct line across
Penn st. to drain The water ont of
their wards aud almost out of their
houses. One more nuisance out Of our
town, as the coming warm weather
would have made staguatel water and
created more OF less sicl ness.
Mr.. Chas. Robinson Gte1s on hi-
new field of labor N Monday morning.
MS milk vender. TO any wishing m..E
every day, give him Il call.
DR.. G. w. Bliss, Of Wilmington. Del
while talking On our ST cts on Tues
day evening and selling his ce ehrd'cl
corn medicine" was surrounded by
yelling crowd of boys, who sent a VoIIy
Of ''putritied eggs at his head. Luck
iy for him, however, the eggs went
far from their mark. The doctor a
once stopped talking aud retired to the
hotel.
Quite an accident o%cccurrel o.
Thursday morning, in which two car
were driven over and off of the eleyateI
road covering Mr.. c. c. Turner'S Goa
yard on Harmony street. One OF the
cars was broken to pieces, hut the OIL
er with some repairs W II do to 90 o.
in its hurried blight through time, fo'
a number years, or until it meets tl'
fate of its brother car.
The damage and loss of c. c. Turner
coal dealer, is estimated at $1,000
railroad loss, not known.
We will not call tie attention OF ou'
readers 70 the advertisement Of >. x
Leap & Bro, in this issue, as it large
enough to attract attention Without
! tive them a call.
The marriage of j. W. Sapp and Mis-.
Amelia Carman, Of Superior, Neb ask
is announced. The groom is a step
son to his stepmother anil mother-ln
law. lie is a stepbrother to his wife
They are strpsisters ard sIeybro.her
in the same family. The stepmotht
is his molher-iu-law IN his father ]
his wife IS father-hl-law and at the sam.
time is the stepfather to as wife, an'
as his father is tie stepfather to IN
wife he is the stepfather-in-law TO Al
own son. And by reason Of being sic.
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