The Penn's Grove record., 1891-02-27

heading when posters are printed at this Office
or the sale advertised in this paper.
MARCH 4-W. A. Casper, Quinton township
near Salem.
MARCH 5-Thursday, John Miller, abeye Penns
vile.
MARCH Jos. X. Norton, Nortonville.
MARCH l2-Robert 7. Seagrave, Firms Point.
1T
Washington's Birthday was observed
by no school at the Cove.
Perch, rock and shad are being
caught in the Delaware Bay.
The Wilmington fair will DO held
this year from Sept. 7th to 18th inclu-
sive.
Clark G. Turner is furnishing the
piling for repairing PENIS Grove
wharf.
Joseph l.. and Jane hickman, near
Daretown, celebrated their golden we'd
ding Oh February 18th.
Bishop Joyce says it is an easy thing
to preach but it is not an aasy thing to
live, what you preach.
1t is expected that the Christina will
resume her trips between Penn's Grove
and Wilmington next Monday.
The steamer Delaware will be re-
paired slightly at Salem and run in
the Bay after shad in the spring.
Monday, March 2nd, is the Tooth,
anniversary of the death of John Wes-
ley, the founder of Methodism.
Geo. Jordan has let his sloop Geo.
Brown to S. Milton CARL, of L. A.
Creek, for the coming sturgeon fishing
season.
The steamer Major Reybold is eXpec-
ted to go to Salem Oh Saturday and begin
her trips between Salem and Ihiladel-
phia next Monday.
Mrs. Mary A. Austin has purchased
Josiah NJ. Bricks house in Woodstown
and will make her residence there. Mr..
Brick expects to move to Penn's Grove.
A variety of weather on Thursday
rain, hail, SHOW, wind and slusll, and II
cold northwestern with SNOW nearly
covering the ground on Friday morn
ing.
There are ninety young men III PEN
ningtOn Seminary who are preparing
for the ministry. Many of them will
60 10 mission fields in Africa and
China.
Read j. W. Trumbul's new adyer-
tisement. Having insured over half IL
million dollars worth of property is as
surance enough that lie call do your
business satisfactorily.
Owing to the illness of Rev. IL. L.
Parker at Malaga, Rev. L. &. Parker
drove over and conducted his brothers
services last Sunday. Mrs. Amy Hor-
her conducted the morning and even
ing services in Emmanuel Church.
The catching of some small fish and
the report of the catching of a shad in
Salem Cove, has put the fishermen 10
stirring. If the weather remains warn
and rainy the old fishermen say shad
will soon be here.
The Democratic caucus meeting will
be held in Odd Fellows Hall, Saturday
afternoon of next week, March It'll, at
2 O'Clock, 10 nominate a township tick
ct to he voted for at the following Tues
day. BY order of Chairman of the last
caucus.
The election boards will meet at the
polling places next Tuesday, March 3,
from 7 A. NJ. to 0 p. NJ. to revise the
registry list. Don't fail to see if You
are registered, especially those who
were not last fall and those who have
moved.
We have received a copy of the Leg
islatiye manual, the compliments Of
Assemblyman Jas. Srrimple, for which
he will please accept u thanks. 1t
is one of the most useful reference
books that shonld be kept in a news
paper office.
A grand Clipping S~ociable," and
Festival will he held in the basement of
the Bethel Church on Saturday ev en-
ing. Feb. 2Sth, for the benefit of the
Church. There will be an abundance
of Ice Cream, Cakes, Confectioneries,
sc. The public is invited. Let all
come and take a "clip."S
The new NJ. E. Church at Westville
N. j., of which Rev. L. d. Stultz is
Pastor, will lie dedicated OH Sabbath,
March LIST. Rev. r. J.. Patterson has
been invited to preach during the week
of dedicatory services. In this instance
it cannot be said that the prophet is
without honor in his own country for
Mr.. Patterson is Invited to his former
town to aid in the dedication of a new
Church.
An all-day meeting vas held in st.
Paul's church On Tuesday. Rev. J. ii.
Payran and ex-AssemblYman, Jas. s..
Nixon, of Atlantic City. spoke in the
morning. Mrs. Amy Homer gave a
Bible reading in the afternoon and Rev.
j. H. Payran preached in the evening.
The revival meetings closed Wednes-
day evening, more abruptly than ex-
pected, owing to the small attendance.
During the eight and a half weeks SER
vice about 60 have professed conversion,
and 4S have Joined the church on pro-
baton.