The Penn's Grove record., 1888-03-31
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, lSSS
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SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1853
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Easter Tomorrow.
Tie Dominies are hard to awaken.
All FOOLS day tomorrow, April LIST.
Hor't fail to hear Prof. Gilbert and
his faulty.
The fishermen will have Il late sea-
sou this year.
Monday was a better day for ducfs
than moving.
Faster slad will he scarce as white
mice this year.
Winter surely fingers in the lap of
spring this year.
Jos. Denny arrived home from South
Carolina OH Thursday.
Mondays rain caused extraordinary
high tides on Tuesday.
David G. Simpkins arrived home
from South Carolina on Monday.
Geo. Jordan saw a seal in the river
above Raccoon creek on Tuesday.
st, Pauls monthly social will meet
next Monday evening at S. X. Leaps.
The next NJ. L. Conference will be
held In the First M. Z. Church, Salem.
Henry Hates. of Camden, came
down on Tuesday to get ready for
fishing.
Mr.. r. ID. Hughes was in town on
Wednesday looking after his tomato
factory interest.
J. Wilmer Clark purchased the Wood
ley property sold at Sheriff sale last
Saturday for $3.50.
CAPT. Thos. Naylor arrived home
last Saturday from New York where
his schooner lays.
In some parts of the State the wom-
EN- tool an active part IN the election
of school trustees.
W. ii. Denny who recently purchas-
ed William Munion's house has sold it
to James M. Cook.
The steamer Major Reybold did not
run this week until Thursday owning
to the foggy weather.
Miss Mamie Sparks started for her
home in Iowa on Wednesday, after a
protracted visit in this vicinity.
Ezekiel Denny who has been engin-
Ger ont he steamer S. A. Mccall the
past winter arrived home on Wednes-
day.
Rev. W. Margerum and family left
for his new appointment on Wednes'
day and Rev. T. G. Carman OIL Thurs
day.
The ice was so heavy between Phil.
adelphla and Camden last Saturday as
to imrede navigation. There was none
in the lower Delaware. n
John Denny came home from Old
Point Comfort OH Wednesday. The
fishilg season is very backward there
no shad having arrived.
\ sweet potato measuring four feet
and nae inch in length, and two inch
ca in diameter, was exhibited III East
Gainesville, Ga, recently,
The two new pastors, Rev. Lewis NJ
Atkinson, at E~mmanueland Rev. VIM
Mitchell, at st. Pauls, tlled their pull
pits for the first last Sunday.
A 5. cmd ''baby Bunting tra
can,e Of before Justices DeGrotft ant
Gartin II yester lay aftcil"'n. Mayo
Acton, of Salem, represented the de
PENDANT.
d. V. Summerill, ST., was rejected
trustee of Central school for ; year
andJ. Ford Thompson for / year tt
fill the vacancy caused by 5. }. Hurff'!
removal.
Edward 5. Harris and VIM. MOI
rison, who have been fishing for shad oil
the st. Johns river in Florida the past
winter, returned home on saturday
They report a successful season there.
Last Sunday Rev l.. NJ. Atkinson
ina very pathetic address p~GeSente'
to Mrs. E. A. Margerum d very prett.
silver pickle jar and an Easter tokel
in behalf of her Sunday school class.
Easter will be appropriately observed
at the Bethel NJ. p. Church, by a SET
mon in the afternoon by pastor, an'
in the evening by a varied service con
sisting of singing Rotations, ant
speaking. An interesting programme
has been prepared.
Fish Commissioner Elkinton, W
greet you. We know no other Of you
party better qualified for the position
In depriving the Governor Of this ap
pointment the Republicans old wei
i'll appointing Il practical fisherman
and getting rid of some political barna
cles.
Commodore Nut" will, no doubt
appreciate the efforts of his irlen'
J.. Ford Thompson in getting thei
mutual friends l.. W. T0rbert, Geo
Lawrence, J. ID. Torton, r. 5. Layton
Cl,as. Bowen, f. Ashcraft, Geo. jon
dan, II. Barber and I. j. Flanagan t
Hsend him the Pennsgrove RECORD
year. Long live the commodore"
Ayers Cathartic Pills are known +
he the safes, surest, and best purga
tive medicine rver offered to the pub
lie. They are mild yet certain in thei
effects. give tone and strength to li