The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10
County Glean21 gs.

Two valuable colts belonging to Elias
Busby, near Acton Station, got OH the
Salem railroad on Friday evening Of
last week and were killed by the late
train running into them.
Joseph, the ~two-year-old son of Edw.
Sickler, of Warrington, was stranelrd
to death on Wednesday week by acct
IDENTIFY swallowing some cl~iiuquapins
and shelled corn with which he was
playing.
The iron work is being put in Place
on the new bridge over the Woodstown
mil pond.
A child, two and a half years old, at
Uancock's Bridge has passed 81 feet
and 8 inches Of tape worm in pieces at
different times. The child mad anuch
distended stomach, frequent convul-
lions, and was almost constantly dizzy
before heing treated by an omii!ent
physician of Philadelphia for the COM
plant.
A danciag class Of twenty couples
has been organized in Salem and Prof.
MIsch, Of philadelphia, employed to
ttach them
John 3. Durham, Of Alloway, las
the largest pumpkin W. haze heard OF
yet. 1t weighed lib pounds.
George w. Ayers, of Alloway, las
purchased a lot i'll Salem on which he
will erect a grist mill with all the i'm
p owed machinery.
TIE StGibedns says there is ut their
Office Il tomato & inches across, IS inch
ea in circumference, and weighs l ID.
il %. which vas grown by J. s. John
son, Of l.. p. Neck. We can't swallow
tive mean the tomato-aithough we
woul9 like to taste il.
John Clifton is tae name Of the de-
liyerer of special letters in Salem.
Congressman Hires has been down
along the coast looking iuto the abuses
of the menhaden fishermen, with Il
view do laying the matter before Con-
or, IS when it meets.
The Reform Association lave inyi-
ted Mabee and English to hold anoth-
er series of meetings at Salem next
spring. Tie W. G. t. U. join in the
invitation.
1t is announced that any enterprising
individual who will start an institution
in Elmer that will employ so hands can
receive the ground free aud $1,000 to
aid in building.
Two Lower Alloway Creek boys re-
Gently set a few steel traps and IN a
very short time succeeded in catching
twemly-seyen sparrow hawks.
Mrs. Laura Jenkins, wife Of Cap
tain Alfred jenkins, OF Salem, fell and
broke an arm last week while practie-
ing in "a roller skating rink.
The suits Of William NJ. Coles and
the PilesJrove Dairy Association
against Edward Cove, alias The Les.
Ter Milk Cos" have been compromised
by the payment Of a sum Of money to
the plaintiffs, in settlement Of their
claims.
A tomato plant OH the Earn of Sam
uel w. Baker, of l. A. Greek, .
| tanned 221 tomatoes, lo0 Of Which we're
/ ripe aud picked at n time.
Jonathan Hughes, the Elmer coun
terieiter, has Teen taken to Trenton
and was p aeed on trial In the U. $
District Court or Tuesday
Charles Paine, Jr., Of Milville, and
formerly, of Salem, Is charged with
taking Il egal pension fees aHd forg ny
afllayits 10 applications for pensions.
lie " Il have 20 aHSwegto LbEce ilci.t-
mpnts ea the2lth.
Aw. ak back, wi,h weary, aci iag lanlene 4
ovsstae alps, as \ sign Of Diseased Kidneys
Use the hes; kidaey ~sdrdtiee kao9u. wliei 4
BugdaeS Stood Bittees.
There Is nothing like Dr.. Th1aa1' Eiec.ii
gpiesly ears i odd % relieve hslrssnsss
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