The Penn's Grove record., 1885-03-21

Legal blanks for sale at this OFFICE.
Winter still fingers in the lap OF
spring.
summerill & Norton have Dissolved
the threshing business.
Next Wednesday is March 25th,
moving day.
Several o. our sit iztns have ALREADY
changed their residence.
Get your bills heads and tags prin-
ted Mt the RECORD OFFIEC.
Philip Keen has bought the Dr..
Croft house in Slarptown, for 500.
1t is very back warded weather for
farm work, but AL will have the SAME
start.
William Flanagan has moved into
one of James Bltier' Is houses near UA-
ion corner.
II Is said that the ice is piled III
neuIlu thirty 1tst on the flats opposite
Tennsgroye.
Il Is estimated that 200q nets will
be ished this sp.ing III the Delaware
river aud bay.
Jos. j. Sumlnerill will represent the
Brick Cnuich, and Capt, }. ID. Whita-
ker, 81. Iaul's at lie Conferences.
4 full line of Landreths Garden
seed will be opened, fresh and pure, OF.
Mopday, and tvI sale at Or. JounSoii's
Drug Stare.
MI. Joe. Bilderb:ck has quit going
to scht II AT Woodbury., and Oh Monday
next ' IL Iesrme his former occupation
as pal : veader.
Rev. J. II. Hutchinson and wife left
on Tuesday morning for Conference
which begun on Thursday at New
Brunswick.
Owing to the prolonged winter wea-
Their it is reported that the peach buds
have been injured, many having a dark
speck in The ceLtre,
We desire ill Of our subscriber who
change their postoffce address to in
form Us by postal at once 80 they will
not full to receive their paper.
The steamer Major R'ybosd will
leave Pennsgrcve beginning with next
Monday, Odd, at 8 As p. 81. and return
lug leave Philadelphia at 8 p. NJ.
Tuesday was ST. Patricks Day in
the morning. The blow out the South
Jerseyman predicted MAS put off on
account OF tue weather. 1t came on
Friday.
Now is tie time to have your old
Tombstones and Monuments cleaned
ulld reset. Don't fail to give Leonard
acall wno will do a good job at reason-
able prices.
George Fennimore has returned
from his trip to South America to lis
holue, in South P~ennsgIoye, fully sat
llltA tlldL bRtCiC 10 IN DNhSNA RAsNb a.
the would than Jersey.
IL was expected that the Major Rey-
bold would resume he's regular tIips last
Monday but The hoatIng ice in The river
has held on so that she delayed her APP
pearance until next Monday.
The steam barge Olinda, Capt. FL
wood Kiger, Of Corses Landing is now
load ng with IA cargo of shingles at
Washington n. c., for John summer
Ill Il BIO, OF South Pennsgrove.
A partial eclipse of the sun was
visible in this town on Monday aud
viewed by many with the and of Smok-
cd glass, although it could be seen by
the ne1ked eye. An eclipse of the sun
Il Il rare sight.
In some places throughout the State
ard country the postmaster-sliip is sub
mitted TO the popular vote Of the peo-
pie. Why would it not be a good plan
to settle the question in Penusgrove
aud Pedricktown in that manner
George 5 nkius, formerly of Penns-
grove, who was injured IN the railroad
accident at Camden last fall, expects
to move to Woodbury. soon to become a
switch tender until he becomes able to
resume duties on a locomotive,
d. G. Simpkins, JOS. e. and John
Denny, who have been down to George
town, South Carolina sh I'd fishing ar
rived home on Saturday last. They
lad e fair winters work aud sold their
boats and nCts fct 4 gori price down
ths's