The Penn's Grove record., 1885-11-14

Mr.. James Butler has commenced
G ,ecti ing the light honse towerat rauls-
boro which he received the contract for
OF the Government. 1t makes employ
ment for several citizens.
George ii. and Charles Smith, ID. p.
Leonard aad w. A. Sack, Jr., started
onlast Wednesday 10 spend the winter
ON The James River in Virginia for
pleasure in cunning and fishing.
Sweet potatoes are advancing il price
slightly. William Justice Il Sons ship
ped some by rail the fore part OF the
week which they purchased from JOSH
ah Summerill for SIS 0 per barrel.
List of Letters remaining in the
Pensgrove post office for month end
ing October 81 Miss Ella Ayyan,
Howard NJ. Golf, John Kerden, w. +.
McNichols, J. S. Newman, Mrs. Mel
lie Wli;sell, Amos Whitsell.
Rev. J. w. GIANT will preach to-mor-
row afternoo on "Unity of Vocation
Eph. 4. 1-3. In the evening the sub
isct will he "The Resurrection and
Science " l Cor. u. So.
On last Friday while Daniel Law
renee was lifting n harrel of coal from
the yaHl on to the sloop J. M. ScoSel,
the yawl tilted causing Mr.. Lawrence's
lingerie be mashed and Frank z. Wal
ker, Jr., to be thrown overheard.
Webster Uavis's new house is iRclns-
ed and premises to be one Of the finest
residences in town. 1t will have a
mansard roof and the windows ard
door frames are Of recent architectural
improvements. There will be a lay
window in front of the part to be fixed
up fer a restaurant.
On Tuesday while John $. Dolbow.
Win. Strengthen, and Dave Doughcrty
were cunning they found 3 large dead
chickens, lying near the line between
J. e. Smiths and Thos. Slaps'5, They
looked as il they had heea stuck the
niglit preyiocs By somebody who had
been friendly to a near hen roost and
had been scared, leaving his booty be-
hind.
Mrs. Whitesell, the dashing Salem
county wom,m who was acquitted there
recently Of Il charge of forgery, is now
the heroine Of an e%lopement. She is
said 10 have fled with que Cnarlts
Mitchell, with whom she became ac-
quainted while in Jail awaiting trial,
and who was also acquitted of "A charge
at the same term Of Court. Mr.. Whit
sell is recot cjled To his loss.
Michael Kelley the marble worker,
OF Camden has fl ished the splendid
monument for the i2th N. J. Regiment
Which is to b. erected at Gettysburg. :
The monument can now be seen AT his
works ~ Evergreen cgme cry in Cam
den. Mr.. r. illey las a good reputa
ton frr turning out fist class work.
Rad hi- adv.
Tt-mu3row Wolf Council NO. ~
Junior Ury.er United American Ne
clauio's VIII visit the different Church
Is il IA b ady when tae'e will be appro-
sermons preached for the occa-
sion. They vi attend seivices at tie
Gmantel IN the morning, he Bethel
ia the afternoon aud st. Paui's in the
evening. The society viii meet at
Odd Fellows Hall an hour before each
to fotm in ire and march Ia
the Churches in a body.
Tor tie benefit OF those who are net
Of the iact we would say that
the RECORD is printed in an office
where p STEERS, bill heads, letter heads,
envelopes, tags and other necessary
printing is done as cheap as elsewhere
and satisfaction guaranteed. Ii all
would practice what many preach, PIT
tect home industries aud patron.ze them
aud pay cash as you so, our ! tile town
would soon hooni INTO prosperity.
Judge Reed az The last term OF epurt
appointed j. il. Virgins and lie@es
Crispin, of Pilesgroye; JAS. Hurst and
Bartholomew Coles. of L. Pittsgrove;
and Jos. Rem3tar ana Samuel Joimsons
Of Alloway, surveyors to Wcaie the
road leading over :he Upper Canal
aud also 10 lay a new road on
the line between II. NJ. Wright across
stout connecting the lower with
The upper. They will meet at 8 O'Clock
next Friday morning to perform their
duty.