The Penn's Grove record., 1885-01-03

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Society owc 81 zoo, aud it is though
the society will be dissolved.
: State Comptroller Anderson has
stuffed eagle which measures seven fee
and one inch from tip to tip.
The contribution to the John Hi
Memorial Fund from the Sunda,
Schools of Morris county aggregate
about S40Q.
Under instructions from Bisho,
O'Farrel, of Trenton, a large lot ha,
been purchased at Arctic aud Caliiorni,
avenues, Atlantic City, for a Catholic
chlEch.
Mr.. William B. Wilsof Mount Hol.
ley, has sold the Camden Democrat, Of
which he has been sole owners for som e
time, to John Carpenter of Woodbury..
and Jonn ID. Courier its local editor.
The Peddie Institute corporators held
their semi-annual meeting at Nights
Town, last week. Repairs and improve
Inents to the amount OF over s., 100
have been made during the ummer.
The whistling buoy off Brigantine.
y j., can be heard during favorable
weather more than Zen miles. This
buoy is claimed by mariners 10 be the
most restless of any of the whistiing
buoys along the coast.
In the Wainwright murder trial AT
Toms River, on January 10Th, prosecu-
tor Middleton will be assisted by r.. Y.
~Lindabury, of Elizabeth. The defend
ants VIII be represented by A. G. Nor
tin and j. W.>CarmicIael. of Toms
River; Judge w I. Hoffman, of Jerse,
City; j. Holmes Birdsall, and others.
Il package containing fifty-eight car.
tridges of dynamite and a lot of giant
powder, also a quantity of matches ar
ranged SO that they could be easily
lgnited, was found on Friday by atrack
walker near the outer rail of the New
jersey Central Railroad, mean Wpstield.
IL Is believed that the Internal machine
was placed CLOSE TO the track for the
purpose OF blowing up IL train.
Last spring while the work of prepar-
ing the change of grade fer tie Allan
TIC Narrow-Gague Railroad was gong
en-, a portion of the platform at Bu!son
street depot was removed, and Mrs.
Thomas II. Berry, it is sad, Nithou,
knowing of the change, fell and Injured
Ter spine so that she has been an inya-
i'd ever since. For this she has recep-
ly instituted a suit in the Supreme
court of New Jersey. for $40. 900 dam
yes against the company.
t. Wisner Utter, of Amity, Sussex
ounty, from III hives of bees. this
raised e four thousand pounds
heney. lie has been ia the business
or thirteen years. During HE winter
e buries abont forty hives, so that the
will winteron less honey; the re-
lainderh he packs in chat. He weighed
ne hives when Tut in the ground last
and when taken ont they had
lost ten pounds and there were few
cad bees.
y ~A~sslar-tsd. u T. n S+~..uasfrc~ ..;ur :
e made at the comming session OF
tie next Legislature 10 amend the laws
% that the killing of songsters and
right plunaage birds for millinery
trimmings can no longer be done unce
he cloak of science. Those intel ested
n the preservation of birds say: lie
he scientific research clause be ex-
frpm the law entirely, iagol-
yes the slaughter OF millions OF bilds
every year forno other puYpvse dian to
ladies, t5SaIiets
The NIorrisC County Sunday School As
aea4tioA has inaugurated a movement
0 erect . monument over the grave
t Congressman John Hill of two-cent
ostage fame, who wds the brst secre-
airy of the association, and held the
ten years On arecent Sunday
election for this purpose were taken
p in the schools of the county. They
verage less than $40 a school, ard ag-
regaLe about $500. The committee is
OF satisfied that this will erect a sati :
lctory monument, and will endeaver
> have it greatly increased. OHe sug-
is that the field of collection be
x ended to elpbrace all the SUNDAY
chools of the State. Another plan is
D start Il genera! postage stamp snh-
cription, Nth the idea that everyone
ill send d tgo-cent stamp in memory
{ Mr.. Hin.
gyymore money than at anything else by tax
\ Hing an agency tor ilse hest selling hOoK out.
s'BesinlHeIs efa randy. None fail.
tiss tf1e. 4 l3sSOA Co. IOftI.Ald
as,ne.