The Penn's Grove record., 1886-01-16

The ice men are reaping their har-
vest.
Gilbert Denny has arrived home from
South Carolina.
Wherever you are useful, there will
you be welcome.
Want of care does us damage
than want of knowledge.
Ex-Judge William Summerill is con
fined to his bed with sciatic rheuma-
tism.
The river has been full of ice daring
tile week but no skating was there
for the boys.
Kille & Shoemaker killed on Tues
day a fine hog from 7. ID. Paulin'Spen.
1t weighed 500 pounds.
II. II. DeGrofft, Esq. who has been
soiourning in Baltimore and Washing
ton arrived home on Monday.
DIR. johnson has been arranging his
fixtures in lis new drug store. He
will finish moving next week.
The upsets by those out sleigh riding
have been common occurrences with
lots of fun and but little damage.
Revival services viii begin at the
Pedricktown NJ. Z. Church tomorrow
evening under the direction of Rev. j..
Garrison.
The annex public school in Turner's
Hall under the charge Of w. V. Lay
ton has Is pupils which number will be
increased.
E. BIohm has commenced to gather
ice from his pond along side of his
lee house on Tuesday. 1t was ten
inches thick.
Geo. II. Elkinton vas a candidate
for an assistant clerkship at the organ
ization Of the Legislature but Upper
Neck got left as it is always does. Il
certainly had a claim.
William Tussey has charge of the
Cove canning factory owned by Il. d.
Hughes. He began making cans on
Wednesday. Farmers should be lock
ing after their contracts to raise to-
matOes as it is expected only to put
up 100, 600 a u
One of our bachelors is so DESTROYS
of having his name perretuated that
he has offered the father of a bouncing
hoy n years house rent ($75) to name
the baby after him. We wont deny
that if he had patience his name might
live long. Patience and courage will
overcome many things.
The Township committee is com.
mendable for having The roads dug out
where they were blocked with snow
They had to be opened from the Cove
to the Forked Hickory, from W. G
Summelill's to the lower canal bridge.
from the Cove school house to Thu
woods past c. Elliott's, from G. W
Bevis's to b. Dancers with a few Il
termi3sions, anu also in other places.
Capt. Thomas Naylor has received
word that his schooner, Rifle ), Der
10y, arrived at Savannah, Ca, on Sun
day from New Bedford, Mass, afte.
the toughest passage Capt. ThurbeI
had ever experienced. IL blew terri
bly, all the way and the sea rolled owe.
the bow and broke ten feet high owe
the cabin. Capt. Thurber consider
himself lucky in not going down.
Rev. II. L. Phelps, of Salem, ha
been accustomed to o1iciate on Sunday
at st. Georges Episcopal Church, a
Church Landing. Last Sunday h
on his journey there ia "a wag
A.. The wagon got stuck IN a snow
bank on the Penns Neck canseNa
and VIZ extrieated with assistance
WIFI was being turned around til
horse started for Salem and While Oh
two gentlemen attempted to catch TIL
runaway horse the wind blew the wa
gon over. For these reasons his Rev
erency did not fill that pulpit on sun
day.
NEVER NEGLECT a cOnstlpated condition O
the bowels, or serious results sure = follow
such as piles, impure blood, ana many ehronl'
complaints. BurdOck Blood Bitters.
''Quinsy troubled me for twenty Yeas. Sine
/ starred using Or, Thomas Electric on, nav
not had an attack. 1he Oh cures sore thfOa
aioaec.' Ms. Letta Conrad, staudlshs Mich