The Penn's Grove record., 1886-06-05

the influenza, and catarrhal affections
of the head.
Eddie Munion has been very success.
FIJI fishing this year and reports say
he has captured a Baltimore belle for
better for worse.
John B Lloyd has been carrying a
crippled arm for the past week, caused
by a piece Of timber falling on it while
working in a ship yard in Wilmington
Charles Naylor who has been lamp
trimmer on the Reading coal steamer
Harrisburg arrived home on Saturday
unwell. The sea does not seem TO
agree with him.
The farmers were very fortunate this
year in having so much wet weather
when sntting out setting out sweet po-
tato sprouts as not have to water them.
IT. is ronorallv very dry at this time Of
the year bnt this year is an exception.
The schooner J. r. p. Moore, Capt.
Gask;ll. arrived on Sunday with &C.
900 feet of lumber and G4,000 shingles
from Washington. N. G. for John sum
merrill & Bro, Most Of the cargo was
delivered at Salem for John Newell &
Son and the remainder at the Cove.
List Of letters remaining in the post
Office at Tennsgrove for the month end
ing Nav 3tst: Otto Boehme, Mrs. o
Chantler. Albert Dahms. Miss Ida
| Dilks. Joseph Hutchinson, Stratton
Mitchell 10y. Miss Mary Reeves, Mrs.
Alice Z. Wood, Joseph NJ, Wiley.
Persons calling for these will please say
| nd yertised. w. s. Avis. p. NJ.
Alfred Sutton. of Philadelphia, who
| has been employed on the sloop VIM.
A. Newell, which is used to slaughter
surgeon on bv Thos. Torton at Allo-
wav creek, fell to the deck Of thn sloop
on Tuesday AMI was severely injured
| internally so lie was taken homo on
| Wednesday from PennsQrove after be.
ing brought here from Salem in a wag-
on.
Union Corner has brought out the
names of two Of II main roads.
Main St. and Cove st. have been paint
cd on the glass enclosure of the street
LIGHT at tho Corner. While they were
| about It they should have gotten it
| right. The road to the Cove has al
WAYS been known as Church street.
and the road from the Cove going
| South is Cove street.
James S. Layton. Thomas Norton,
ST.. of Tprer Penrs Neck. James Ale,
and Charles Collins. of Lower Penns
Neck. md Joseph II, Hackett, and
Thomas TT. Wright, Of Man inrton,
.I'Srryeyors Of HIGHWAYS Of tEeirrcsrect-
i've townships. will meet ut 10 O'Clock
next Thursday, 10th ut john Summer
i'll & Bros store to lay out a road
from the Cove to James G.. Murpfy'S
honse On Railroad avenue, PennsgroVe.
The corr in the high ground Is ny
and growing bnt that in low grounds
has been drowned ont and will have TO
be repIanted but the ground is so wet
1t cannot he planted in some places.
is said that it has heen forty years
since we had snch a spring as we are
now having. Many farmers we're TN
49, to plant corn, owing to the wet
grofifd. and those who did plant had
green corn to husk and crib
The Delaware River r. r. Go. got
a verdict in its favor in the Camden
c. urt last week in the suit for
damages brought hv Edward Mellow
ell and his wife. 1t was alleged that
Mrs. Mcdowell received injuries while
getting out Of the c%ompany's train.
The case did not proceed far enough
for the coHpahy to put in its Defence
as Judge Parker directed n non-Suit
to be entered when the PLAINTIFFS evil
derce closed. s. II. Gray Esq, repre-
scented the railroad company.
Tie Corner Stone of the Trinity NJ.
f. Church was laid at Pennsville on
Wednesday by Miss NJ. Emma Baker,
Addresses we've made by DIR. Hanlnn.
of Pennington Seminary, Rev w. Wal
ton of Camden, and Rev. w. Marger-
UNI of Pemlsgrove. About $500 were
collected and subscribed towards the
new ediice. y bountiful supper was
provided hy The ladies' of which a large
number partook. According to the plan
the Pennsville Church will be beautiful
AVID commodious with all the modern
improvements.
On Saturday evening the w. G. I.
T., held IL very nice entertainment in
st. Pauls Church. Besides the read
ing of an essay on the work Of the
womens of the Unions by Mrs. Pierce
and reading by Miss Belle j. Alloway
and Miss Abbie Denny, the exercises
were performed by small children of
the Band of Hope who did %creditably
not only to themselves but to those who
had taken the time and patience to
train them in reciting and singing.
The Union secured about Sl4 by the
entertainment.
\ Bowers Beach letter to the Debt
warean says: This spring, SO tar, has
been one of the best springs for trout
fishing that has been for several years,
For the past three weeks there has
been thousands of bushels Of them
caught, and buyers from all over this
county and from the adjacent counties
of Maryland have been supplied as fast
as they come. The fish have been of a
good size and sold readily at thlrty-iive
cents per bushel. The same paper says:
The mosquitoes along the bay shore
and on the marshes during Saturday,
Sunday and Monday were worse than