The Penn's Grove record., 1885-02-07

There j. 90 s dcrable sickness pre-
vailing in the community. Chas Bat
ten is closely confined. Capt. Samue.
! Davenport is sick again and Robert
Kids wife has been lately taken Will
Pneumonia.
James Whitsell who resides neal
Corses Landing killed his pen Of four
O. ey&ar oil no IS recently which weigh.
el $50, AIS, Ais, 5)1bs. r~espectivel y.
Their aggregate weight amounted to
1910, an average of over A7 rounds
apiece.
The sIaugllte houses, Of Woodstown
ard Salem, which have occupied the
heart of those towns are to be removed
outside Of the borough, in the Spring.
Would it not he a good idea to have
SOME sanitary improvements in Penns
Grove. There are numerous out houses
aud poor drains that become very oifen-
siye in the SUMMED months.
Aaron L. Wright who has beed resid-
ing in l.. p. Neck township for the past
two years, will return to reside on the
James Wright homestead. Geo b.
Wright the present occupant of the
farm will make a sale of his personal
property ON Monday the 10th.
List Of Letters remaining In the Post
Office at Pennsgrove n. j., for month
ending January 3Ist, 1885: Joast N.
Denelsbeck, VIM. F.. Justice, Charles
II. Roberts, Benz. Strut, Edward S.
Davis, Mrs. Annie Newman, Mrs.
Amanda Stanton. Persons calling for
the above letters will please mention
advertised. 5. Il. Leap, PM.
The State Board of Assessors Of the
valuation of railroad and canal proper
have revised the assessment, in accord
ance with the information gained from
the counsel of the different companies.
The aggregate assessed valuation of the
Delaware River Railroad has been re-
duced $40, 900. The former valuation
of the main line was Sl59,061.
During the weeks the revival services
at the NJ. E. Church have been held
every afternoon and evening with more
than usual interest. There has been a
large attendance and several CONVEX
sions Miss Lizzie Sharp under whose
leadership the meetings have been held
for the past three weeks will go to
Easton, Pa, to day to continue her
good work.
The following is list Of pupils in Prin-
Division Pennsgrove School, who
were present every day during the
month ending Dec 10, 1884.-Dorsey
6. Hustled, Robert Diver, Grant Muir
phy, Iva Jurdan, May Simpkins, Mag.
gle Flanagan and Ida Halter.
The following were present every
day during the month ending Jan. %,
Ida Jordan, Mortimer A. Hustled and
Isaac Davenport.
So far the Sunbeam has received the
names of five Salem county Democrats
who voted for Jackson and Cleveland.
Michael Potter, John Eft, of Woods
town, Elijah Purnell, Of Alloway,
Samuel Callahan, Sr. of Pennsville. and
ID. W. Jaquette. Upper Neck adds
Joseph II. Clarke who voted for Jack
son in 1928 and 1882, aud has voted for
every Democratic Presidential csrdf-
late since. Stacy d. Layton voted for
Jackson but rot for Cleveland. There
are others in the township from whom
we have not herad.
On Thursday evening u commu-
nifty was givan an rare opportunity to
listen to an excellent lecture by Hon.
Thos. n. Taylor, of N. Y. His sub
ject was "Cranks," on which e spoke
for an hour and a half. It was over
lowing with wit and humor and inter
spersed with pathetic and entertaining
passages, which kept the audience in a
constant litter. 1t was not patro nized
as well as it should have been on &C
count of the extra meetings.
Claude, of Pedricktow n, in the Wood
stown Register says "Some of the mem
bers of the new church at P~ennsgrove
paid their brethren at this place a visit
one day last week. The object of the
was for pecuniary purposes. From
the appearance of our own church, l..
think it would be courteous to return
the visit. .