The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-17


400 spartsmen started in the big deer
district of Cape Nay and Atlantic
CONT;
On Monday while coupling cars al
! Gibb,tUwn James Mills q fireman wa
struck IN the ftce and severely bruised
IS a coupling pin which was knocked
out ty the coupling bar.
Persons who find lost articles should
advertise them at once that the right
full owner may regain possession Of MS
property. 1t is always customary Tor
the Ownerto pay the cost of the same,
being so notified in the advertisement.
James d. Torton has sold his work
shop to John T.. Leap and is building
a larger one along side of the old one
john isgoing to move his carpet weav-
ing establishment into the one par
chased.
The large fire e e across the river on
last Sunday evening was Tie burning
of the hay barn of George White on
Mrs. Colonel Andrews farm, back
from Pigeon Point. The barn was de-
stroyed with 10 tons of hay in it. The
loss was 81 600, partially insured.
The trial of ex-Sheriff JacobC G. Daub-
man and the members of the Republican
primary election board, of the Fourth
ward, Camden, on a charge of conspir-
aey, terminated OIL Saturday evening
hy "a decision of not guilty, rendered by
the Judges before whom the case was
tried.
A new time table went into effect
on the Delaware River r. r. Or last
Sunday. The time of all the Sunday
trans are changed. The only changes
in the daily trains are in the first train
northward now leaving at 7.05 and the
noon train soathward leaving now at
II O'Clock.
Rev. James Rogers, Of Elmer, will
deliver a Temperance lecture in Odd
Fellows Hall next Wednesday Evening
at 80. All Temperance workers
and the public generally are cordially
invited to he present. hlr. Rogers is
an allie speaker and the pubic should
not fail 10 hear him.
Those who wish photographs of tbs
Major lieybold 10 she appeared after
being wrecked by the cycl ii pnr
chase them ut Jos. A. May bins, 2lS
Market st. Wilmington, or ly leaving
their order at the RECORD Office where
sample pictures can he seen. There
are three sizes and prices 9gN74 inches,
Il; 1x53, so cents; three different ster-
os cope views IS cents each.
The big stoIm Of Tuesday was some
what disastrous along the coast, the
tide beii.g extraordinarily high, flood
ing all the low locali' les. Tine mead
OWE at Atlantic City were overlooked,
but railroad travel was II It Interrupt
ed. A portion of A~prleaa!e's pier wa.
destroyed. The Sea Isle and Ocean
City Railroad suffered greatly, The road
bed TO the tx ent OF COCO feet being
washed away between Ccrs2h's In'et
and Sea Isle City. Trains will not be
able TO run f"r some days.
On last Friday eWn'pg week the
Autumn entertainment was held III
E1ahuel NJ L. Church tor tile benefit
OF tie ladies Nile Society. Tie
Church was very beautifully decorated
for the OCCASION. An arbnr was con.
s ruclel over the pulpit, the frame be.
II named with tinted autuma leaves
and grape vi icSladen with :ruit.N pyr'
amid of all the different kinls ot fruit
and vegetables OF the season, eight or
nine feet high stood outside the railing
20 the right of the pulpit Which was
The admiration and curiosity of all.
Rev. C. Elvin delivered a very appro-
pirate and excellent address for the
occasion, ~ccmmending such entertain
ments when conducted in tile right
manner aid spirit and exaltipg the
leaders fer thsir superior tastes and
management in cond acting them.
AI;s. L. A. Margerem read an essay on
The Superiority Of Women" the COM
position Of which showed the superior
Itv Of at least one,>and gave the men d
complete set back. Prof. w, l.. Mar
gerum AMI Mrs. s. Y. IL Flynn, of
Philadelphia, maintained their good
repntations by receiving the comm"nda
lions of all tor the excellent reading OF
pathetic and entertaining pieces and
more 50 for the humorous pieces, ''Set-
ting a Hem and 1.-The Bald Headed
Man.. The choir sang ONE new and
beautiful hymns 10 vary the programme.
The ladies cleared $3.50 by the en-
fprtaiument