The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-10

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~ jersey and lie Federal Cavern
m-ut in regal 10 the luildItg of dyke
across thr jersey Channel ia lac Dyla-
ware River ut Fishers Point IS to be-
taken into the UDitcl states Distinct
Cont, that conclusion Being reached
on Tuesday.
Tile Legislative Committee appoint
ed last winter To supervise lef rms Ia
the state Reform School for Boy, 81
Jameshurg, u ! Il result OF the bad man
agc1ufnt in That Institution last vim
ter, began last Saturday and vii last
Several weeks.
II. y. Smith a wealthy New Yorker
AID owner of The Fashion Stud Farm
at TreHton has failed. Only u short
time ago an S1l 200 bathroom was
bull. 1T the farm Ter the use Of The
family. About sos, 009 worth Of i'm
%provenents were made on The larm ii
the last eight years.
Woodbury. hosiery factory employs
iifty-five names.
Hcv. Joseph a. Atwood, of Ocean
Grnve, followed his foGIth wife to her
grave OIL last Monday week. AIr. at
wood, IN exchange says, is still Wig
orous, and indications are that hestill
has years OF life before him.
Joseph Buaparts lived in 30 dem
town for Is years, and William Mdill-
las. his stableman, is still a resilient Of
3. and is now in his Sjth year.
a sturgeon weighing nearly TIVE
hundred pounds was caught in The
cfeak ut Woodbury., last week. It Is
the first one that has been captured
there in the memory Of tire oldest resi-
'lellts.
Seventeen years ago John Brown,
then III middle ag", quarrrltd with his
wife and went West. Two weeks ago
Brown, now a wtll-td-do farnur in OF
tasya, Kan, While in the field, was
seized with an intense desire to sec his
family, and Immediately ,ct alout ar
ranging FOR the journey. lie came,
SAW bis wife, Il reconciliation followed,
I'LL was forgiven. ami Mr.. aud MIS-.
Brown departed Sunday night for
their Western home.
Parties from Pennsylvania are corr
lideHt that they iaye found q pain.
mine on the North branch OF the nar-
Itan River, near Meninam, and lave
leased the property with the intention
Of working it.
1t is believed that the special deliy-
cry postal system viii not be a success
in tie smaller cities Of The 5,at", OWNS
to tie lack Of patronage, and that it
will be abandoned.
1t is estimated that the shipment Of
grapes from Eineland dU,ius tie sea-
son up TO date. aggregates in he
neighhorllcod Of zee IONS or 1,iG0,G20
pounds. The crop is lot VT all mar
keted, and this aInuput does not i'll
clude the grapes which lave been
made into winr, either fermentcd or
unfernented.
Dazzle. Ingersol, justice of the peace
and underlaker at plcgsantvIl has
tied the matrimonial knot tor over i25
couples, aid has attended and conduc,-
cd eve! l,lC9 funerals
There are said to be Toie U is on
the Atlantic s. ores this S ason than
lor many years.
IA2-faimers + Cape May county are
taking steps toward the oigdliz,ttson
Of an agricultural society.
1t IS said hat an effort sill he maGe
10 have the Legislature pass a law Il
lowing NONRESIDENT rroperty-ownerS
OF seaside resorts to vote in municipal
elections.
Grapes are mprecedentcdly low in
Price. Owuers OF extensive siaeyarls
are i'll dispair, aud many are nie1ita-
ting digging up their vines.
The Cape May county Republicans
Oh Saturday nonsina ed JOSEPH Ii,
Hahes, OF Cape May CRY, for State
Senator, ana A. j. Toniiin, Of Goshen
for Assembly man.
In the presence of adelrgation Of the
FIeeAolders Of IIudspa comfy on
Thursday, County Collector Fairier
destroyed the entire issue of the Old
war bonds, accounting TO S140 000,
which we're redeemed ON their maturity.
II is thought that Ex-As,embiyman
E. G. Heritage vial be the Prohibition
aaudidntn ior Assembly in Gloucester