The Penn's Grove record., 1886-01-23
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1885.
S.


binders navigation.
Clear out your footpaths so the peo-
pie wont have to walk in the road.
The Odd Fellows treated themselves
and friends to an oyster supper in their
Hall on Thursday evening.
Frank Simpkins is going to move
into George Jordan's house, lately oc-
cupied by Chas w. Norton.
What fools people make of them
selves when. you happen to sit down
very suddenly aud Unexpectedly Oh the
cold ice.
CRREDFNDA in last weeks Sunbeam
says we sold II canning factory but
that is the first we ever knew that we
owned one
The w. c. 7. L. hold th-iI meeting
- ills evening at Emmanuel Church.
Miss Sharp will be present to conduct
the singing.
Fraud entirely destroyed all agree
ments; Misrepresentation of important
facts by one party entitle the other to
refuse to be bound.
Now let's have all the bad weather in
one heap and get done with it. We
could put up with it without murmur-
ing, say for a month Or two.
The shad fishermen will meet this
evening Saturday at I O'Clock at james
Munyan's restaurant to elect Il shad
carrier for the coming season.
Miss Lizzie Sharp who has been con
Quoting the revival services at EN-
Q manuel Church for the past three weeks
will leave for Laurel, Delaware, next
Monday.
If the people would sprinkle a few
coal ashes on the slippery fOotpath in
trent of their residences they would
greatly accommodate the slipping
walkers.
Don't FORGET the G. A. r. festival
and sociable this evening in Odd Eel
lows Hall. The baskets of eatables
should bring a good price as a girl will
be thrown i'll with each basket.
The cost of digging out the roads
last week will amount to probably $50,
$50 of it being in the Pennsgrove dis
trict. The travelling public were ac-
commodated far beyond the amount
and there is no complaint.
The $40 mail which formerly was
delayed at the station until the sos
train went out is brought to the
post office as soon as the train arrives.
This is a great improvement and the
railroad officials are worthy of commen-
dation for ordering it.
Last week our regular carrier was
sick 50 if his substitute missed any of
our subscribers we hope they will bear
with us. If at any time ones paper
fails to reach them, they will oblige us
by letting us know at once, when they
will be served.
The G. A. RS at their festival and
soclable this evening will furnish a
dish which is the ~favorate and pride
of cultured Boston. Turn out and
help the Army boys by eatiug an eX-
c~ellant, muscle making dish of baked
beans.
X committee of the w. CT. U. had
a remonstrance signed by 107 voters
of Upper Neck against having any Ii
,ceused hotel in Pennsgrove granted.
THE lawyer they depended upon rather
! deceived them and failed to act, so
that the remonstrance did not get pre-
sented to the Court.
David G. Simpkins, John and Jos.
Denny, who went South about two
months ago to help Capt. John Smith
navigate his yacht ''Sharpie" to Flor.
ida returned home on Monday. They
intended to stay South and fish during
the winter Int the laws against non
residents compelled them to return.
Erysipelas and salt Rhcum was driven en-
tiaciy away from Mrs. j G. Anderson Peshti-
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