The Penn's Grove record., 1886-01-30

The warm weather Oh Tuesday
spoilt the sleighlng.
Conductor Robinson has moved into
VIM. Smiths house on Main st.
Many of the roads in this and Glou-
cester county are still blocked with
snow banks.
Dost thou love life, then do not
squander Time, for that's the stu If
life is made of.
DR.. E, L. DeGrofft, of Mullica Hi
has been quite sick with malaria and
internal inflammation.
/ The snow banked so on Sunday that
the road above ID. V. Summerill's had
TO be dug out again,
Work on the new NJ. Z. Church at
Pennsville will begin as soon rs the
weather gets favorable.
Moore & Wheaton, of P%ennsville
have purchased a piece of ground Oh
which to build IA new store.
Joseph J.. Summerill has bought of
Charles Denny the house at the Cove
in which Charles Simpkins lives.
Mrs. Lizzie Hurts, widow of VIM.
Harris has received a pension of $3.50
with a monthly payment of SIG.
DR.. johnson has got squared away
In his new drug store and would be
pleased for all to call and see him.
Mrs. Hannah A. Lester, of Pedrick-
town widow of Samuel Lester, has re-
ceiyed a pension amounting TO 1888.
81.
The easiest and best way to dispose OF
n bill when presented, is to pay it, pro
viding always, of course, that you have
the spondulics.
William Carpenter, Jr. of Penns-
vile, has rented the Store of s. II. Bal
linger and will set up business for him.
self i'll the spring.
Mis-. w. Margerum was elected a
Vice-President Of the District Foreign
Missionary Society organized In Cam.
den on Wednesday.
There was good skating on the river
previous to the snow on Sunday which
fell to the depth of five inches and
made good sleighing.
Joseph j. Summerill has rented the
Office occupied by the late Squire Han
nah in Odd Fellows Hall, taking pos
session on Monday next. See card.
Robert Cross will move on w. A.
Sacks farm ia the spring. Robert
Sparks will move on John Summerill
s. Bro S farm.
Mr.. d. ID. Leap presents to the pub
lie attention a card in another column
which will repay all to read and take
advantage of his sales he wishes to
make.
A telegram was received from w.
b. Fawcett on Thursday stating he
arrived at San Francisco on the 2lst
on the U. S. steamer Madrono which
left New York Oct 9th, having jour
neyed around Cape Horn.
There is considerable ice floating
down the river, having been rotted
and loosened by the rain and warmer
weather. Occasionally a large steam
er passes to break the d%reariness of the
stream.
James Lloyd had a pumpkin vine OH
which grew last year 10 pumpkins
--whieh weighed as follows; A weighed
90 pounds each; A., 80 pounds each; ard
s averaged 20 pounds each; a general
average for the 16, 80 pounds each.
The fishermen at their meeting last
Saturday evening elected Samuel Bow
en- shad carrier for the coming spring.
There was some dissatisfaction among
the fishermen and there is talk OF run
ming an extra boat.
the SECRET ART OF BEAUTY lies NOS IN cos
metIcs, but is only in pure blood and a healthy
rerfOrmau ce Of the vital iunetions' Wnlch gan
Be- obtained by using Burd0ch blooa b4tleIs'
Henry schenhals, foreman Henry ki4g TACK,
ing 20. st. Joseph, Mo uses. Dr, THOMAS
Electric Oil with his men Tor spl&lhs, cuts' pEuiS
Is, ehapped hands, etc. It'll the pest