The Penn's Grove record., 1885-04-25
SATURDAY, APRIL IS, 1885.
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AlO0 70 MarheTum MS uo6u eilsdSeu
MS clerk in VIM. Divers store.
L,vefeast at Emanuel Church next
Sunday morning. All are invited.
Spring arrived on Wednesday and
fires we're not needed for the first time
for comfort.
81 D. Tortom has improved the looks
of his residence by building a new fence
along the side of his house.
Charles Batten, aged about 80
years, died on Thursday morning and
will be buried on next Monday MORN
ing.
The Delaware River r. R. Co. has
improved the accommodation Of their
passengers by putting a rewt?) car on
the line.
Chas. Dolbow has also arrived home
from the South. Our Southern stur-
geon fishermen are now preparing to go
in the bay.
The largest catch Of shad was made
on Monday by Edward Smith, Jr., and
Wild. Dongherty, They took 2l5 OF
the inny tribe.
The trade of u live and energetic
tinman, +. B. Naylor has increased 80
much as to require him to hire another
man to help him.
1t will take many Arbor Days to re-
place the trees which have been de-
stroyed By fire the past week in our
County and others neighburing.
Service, at ST.. Panls NJ. E. Church
will begin Sunday morning at 10y o.
clock instead OF 10 as hereto fore.
Evening service at y. All Welcome
G. Elyin pastor.
j. U. l. ayton, who has been teach
Ing school at Celaryille the last winter
and fall, arrived home on Tuesday. He
brouy ht two bloodsd Jersey calves with
him which he intends to raise.
Mrs. Jos. Guest intends to open her
ground at the head of Penn st. this
spring for building purposes by extend
Penn st. James NJ. Flantgn has
bought the first lot aid intends o
build soon.
VIM. A. Sack and George Shannon
have arrived home from the South
where there have been fishing for stur-
,,aar Tho ~ not u.iptar TNi,au ru,Xort n
good season.
Geo. II Elkinton, has been appointed
Commissioner of Deeds and Notary
Public by Governor Albeit, and m
nounces himself rsady to serve the pub
lie in that capacity. Read his card.
Jos. ]. Summerill has been appoiR ted
agent, for the Millville Fire Associa-
ton to I'LL the vacancy caused by Mr..
Hannah's death. For insurance
against fire, call at the RECoRD Office.
VIM. Tusssy is engaged by Gala
han and Benner of Philadelphia, to buy
shad of the fishermen for them on the
shad boat. He receives a telegram
eAery morning of the price to give.
Ernest o. Chamberlain of the Phila.
Press was in town on Wednesday to
write up the fishing disturbance. On
being informed that the trouble vas
down In Delaware he proceeded across
the river for Dover.
Mrs. ]. T. Ellis, Of Pennington is
expected to lie eture on temperance in
st. Paul's Church on wednesday af-
ternoon and evening May 9th. After
noon for ladies only, every n INVITED
in the evening.
Samuel Lloyd has his g house on
Bridgeport st. raised. The old saying
that Uncle Sam is rich enough to buy
us all a farm Is partially true as he
has built houses for several In this Sec
tioh.
The largest shad known to have
been caught in this section for a long
while was caught on NJ ,nday by David
and John Stanton 1t weighed 81
paunds. measured 16 inthes in grit h,
and 81 inches from tip to tip.
The old reliable clothing house of
Wanamaker and Brown invites the at
tention Of their numerous old custom
ers and many new ones in our columns.
John Wanamaker has the largest cloth
ing house in this country, il not in the
world, all Of which has been built up
by honest and fair dea ing.
The semi-annual meeting at the
Salem County Temperance Alliance
was held at Elmer on last Wednesday
week. Reports from all parts of the
county were heard and there was a de-
termination to press the battle to closer
quarters. The next place of meeting
In October was ordered at st. Paul's
M B Church, Peaisgrove