The Penn's Grove record., 1885-11-07
SOCIETIES.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1885
LOCALS S.

THE revival at Pennsyille continues
with success.
Walter yanncmen expects to b'iio /"
house on Bridgeport street.
Extra meetings win begin IN oe.
paul,s Church next Sunday evening.
Capt. Robert Dole's house on Main
street is raised aud building rapidly.
James Murpsy's large three story
house ON Railroad street is completed.
The money necessary to build new
church at Peuusvilie has been sub
scribed.
TheDemocrats on election day made
a prohibition township of Upper PeiilS
Neck.
Mrs. Ma. gle Smith, the widow OF
Gerry Smith, of Cincinnati, Ohio, IS
visiting L. p. walkers at the Cove.
The boys cell brated II .llow Zen by
~nnllanging 81 me ol the gates to the
misery of the uwt.eis III the mCfnlt;g.
The last term of court demonstrated
that when you want TO catch a FOX
YOU must he Reader with your testi-
mony.
George Cock has purchased a build
lug lot of John Smi Ii aud is now build
ing a house OH it. 1he cellar and foun-
dation is constructed.
Tie schooner Bessie L. Stull, Capt.
I. d. IIillman, arrived on Monday
with another load OF cyst r shells fiom
Baltimore for this township.
On Monday ev hing Rev. J.. W. Nor
ris, of Blackwoodtown delivered an adj
dress at the Prohibition IN -etins held
in Odd Fellows Hall.
On election day the w. G. L, U.
served sandwiches and coffee to those
who desired it in the room above
Kllle & Shoemaker s butcher shop.
The original genuine prohibitionists
in Upper Neck is probably Joseph
Deugherty who has voted tue ticket
for ten years often, being the only u
casting a prohibition vote.
What do you think Of Il person who
borrows q paper and then "growls" at
the editor on account of an item which
fits them, but which was not written
for them.
Read the advertisement of Salem
County,s enterprising nufseryman,
Clark Petit. Those that want trees
can not do better than by buying OF
him.
Rev. j. w. Grant. the new pastor Of
the Bethel M. p. Church moved TO
Pennsgrove OH Wednesday. The mem
bers of the Church gave him a very
cordial reception. The ladies spread a
sumptuous supper which was partaken
Of by many.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
made the the following appointments
in the Lighthouse service: Howard
Sites, TO he first assistant keeper at
Ship John Shoal, N. j.; w. IL. Peeny,
to acting keeper at Christiana DEL;
Thomas Bills, 10 be keeper at 3arne-
gat, N. J.
DR.. Stitts's report concerning the vot-
ing of the'Salem Reform Cub was rot
far from the truth as published in the
Bridgetou Star. Tie Salem w. G. I.
u. treated the Prohibition candidate
the shabbiest that he could be treated
by a profeSsed temperance organization.
The surveyors of Highways of the
townships of P~ilesgroye, u. P~ittsgroye
and Allcway were appointed by tile
court to vacate the road leading over
the Upper Canal Bridge in Upper Penn's
Neck and also to lay the ne~ road be-
tween Thomas Curry and II. Nj.
Wright. Tie new road should be open
at once to convenience travel since the
Upper Canal Bridge is not to be re-
butt.
Elssifelas and Salt Rheanl was driven sn
tlrely away from Mrs. JIG. Antsrson, Psshtigo
WIS., by Burdock BIe9d BittesS. 10 equal as a
fl4cti purifier.
For Rheuma tisln, Iumbago. Negarlgia, Cramp
ana collie there is 40 remedy ~sailerios to the
genuine Dr. Thomas Electric Oil.