The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-06
Samuel Lecoy has been appointed

SdTnuel l4eCON Has uttil dppuIlltcu
post master at Fem sville.
The river has as much ice in it now
as il has had at any time this winter.
Large and interesting revival servi-
cps are in progress at Wright's school
house.
Last Monday was the first day of
Spring while no one thought the wea-
Their was Spring Ike.
D,nt forget to read S. r. Leap and
SOUS advertisement: you may see some
thing that you want.
Frank Holdcraft is to take charge OF
the store in Brilg' port formerly occu-
pi i 10y Benezet Decker.
The Democrats will hold their cau-
Gu terminating convention this after
noon Saturday in Odd Fellows Hall.
Sweet potatoes still remain low with
not much demand for them. The
prices range from $l.50 to S1.6J pei
BIZ. rel.
Capt. /. ID. Hillman's rev house at
the Cove is enclosed ard ready to be
pI;tstered as suon as the weather is fay
Urable.
Next Tuesday is election day. 1t is
always important that good business
men should have charge of the town
sip affair s
Edward Harris ard George Stanton
who went down the Bay perch. fishing
returned home by rail on Tuesday.
Their boat is frozen up near Bay Side
from which place they walked TO Sal
lem about 0 miles.
Some one cut the lines on Cooper
Springer s horse, at Bridgeport, one
night last week. Anyone seeking re-
venge in this manner, or cutting lines
out of pure develtry, should be dealt
with according to law.
List of letters remaining in the Pest
Office at Pennsgrove for the month end
ing Feb. 28th, 1886: G. G. Fiuren,
Mr.. Oliver Tomlinson, Martha S.
Whitsell, Monsieurs Emile Weemuel,
Martha Yourinson. w. S. Avis p. NJ.
Edward P~edrick, the scotsman at
Pedricktown, has been suffering froM
an absceSs for six months hut is now
recovering so as to be able to attend to
business. Those desiring seeds should
not forget they have "a reliable home
grower.
The Reybold did not put in her APP
pearance Monday because the river was
ice bound and but little water in it.
She will probably commence running
next Monday if the weather and river
be favorable.
The farmers have begun to stir for
their spring work. Several a loads
of manure have been delivered along
the railroads during the week. The
extremely low prices of sweet potatoes
will not d~ishea.ten the farmers from
raising a crop this year.
On Monday evening the members of
st. PauIs Church elected the follow
4lH u uSptto. ltoiAttiNt OdhiCo ~ "
ton; secretary, II. NJ. Flanagan !; treas
urer, S. II. Leap; Henry Barber, Jas.
a. Denny, David d. Leap, Gideon Den
ny, Augustus Cook, john Barber.
On Wednesday afternoon a very
pleasant surprise party was taken to
The residence of Mrs, Lydia A. Nay
lor's. The. ladies met at Mr.. Gideon
Denny's and went from that place in a
body. 1t might well be called a fam
lily reunion, IS all were connected With
The Denny family. About 81 persons
sat down to supper.
physician said | could not live. My liy
rr ont Of trder, frequently vunitcd greenish
mucous. skin yellow, small dry hunlOss OH face,
stImaSh would not retain feed. liGrdOck
blood Bitters cured me- Mrs. Adelaide o.
Bricn, 81 Exchange 81 Buffalo, y. Y
For colds, Group. a5thma, bronchitis and
Sore Throat, use Dr. Thomas Electric Oh, and
ct the gcnplne.