The Penn's Grove record., 1886-03-20

Il D.
The maple buds are swelling.
Easter comes late this year, on April
25th.
Moving day is next Thursday, the
25th.
Drive thy business, let not that drive
thee.
Tomorrow the days and nights are
equal.
Eggs are plentiful and low, y cents
a dozen.
George Cook moved into his new
house on Thursday.
Clearing up yards and planting gar
dens are now in order.
Andrew Lee has bought a house and
lot of Mrs. Amy Horner.
John Corson will farm Hon. Henry
BARRIERS farm this year.
y receipt lin up is valid o lily for
lllt SUN pau dt JLt tIIIFs
Capt. Charles Somers has gone to
Washington to pilot Il tug boat.
Cat fish, perch and rock are being
caught in considerable quantities,
Charles Denny has taken the tract
TO build Mrs. George d. Shannon's new
house.
Geo. II. Elkinton has been having
tbs new bakery building treated to a
coat Of paint.
Joseph Smith and George Watson
have formed a c~opartneIship i'll the
painting business.
John Corson will sell his stock and
farming implements at public sale Oh
Monday afternoon.
Ireland is becoming contented for
Wednesday which was st Patrick IS was
very still and clear.
Ezra III. Peterson, of Pedricktown,
has been granted "a pension and back
pay amounting 20 S0UO.
The first sllad caught in this section
was taken by Joseph Smith on Wed
nesday in his seine fished at Dolb0w's
Landing.
The river is once more clear of ice
and the fishermen are hanging their
nets to be i'll readiness to catch the
savory shad.
John w. Trumbull has q fine flock
of ', tie Leghorn hens which lay from
$50 t, . eggs each a season. lie has
eggs f,r sale.
The Pennsgrove Pier company and
Henry Barber have been having their
wharves repaired where they were dam
aged by the winter storms.
The Thomas Price property was sold
on Monday to Capt. Joseph d. Whita-
ker for S1470. Sheron Corson will
move on the place next week.
st. Patrick has reformed, joined the
temperance cause, land voted for pro-
hibition this spring. Truly he was in
u very good humor last Wednesday.
John Claypole, the proprietor of a
marble yard IN Bridgeton, was in
Pennsgr0ve on Tuesday prospecting
whether to open a marble yard in this
town.
As some of our subscribers may
change their residence on the 18th
they should send their old and new
addresses so they may get their paper
promptly.
The farmers have ended their rest
and active life for the season begun.
They are now turning the sod and get
ting their manure by rail and boat for
the sweet potato crop.
The six weeks of weather which the
ground hog had charge of and made
very ehangeable and dis agreeable Ell d.
ed on Tuesday. May there be some
spring weather now.
waiter >. springer was reelected
trustee of school district No. 80 on
Tuesday evening. $1,000 special tax
was ordered to be raised to pay off a
$500 note and meet expenses for the
current year.
r. j. Shoemaker, principal of the
Pennsgrove public school, has received
eight unsolicited orders in one week
Tor crayon work in which lie is an ex-
port. lie will devote his summer va
cation to this work.
Stated hy H.. b Cochran, druggist Lancaster,
Pa Have guaranteed over 500 bottles Of
Burdoclc Blood Bltters for dyspepsia, sour
stomach, nlI6~ attacks, liver and kidney
troubles
Seine Remarkable cures Of deafness are re-
corded OF "a. FA5u3s' Elsgtsts OF. Never
fails 20 cFge elrlgse,