The Penn's Grove record., 1885-10-03

small white worms which wOlk thom-
selves into the kidneys Of the animals
and literally %honeycomb them.
c. c. IIillyard, who purchased the
Shiloh canning factory ut Sheriff's
sale, will not run the factory this year,
because all the growers lad contracted
with packers elsewhere.
The Democratic Conventions Of Cam
den county was held ON Saturday, and
the following nominations were made:
For Register Of Deeds, William II.
Braddock, OF Camden; for County Col
lector, George D. Stuart, Of Haiden-
fell; for Comfy Clerk, John w. BraL
ming, Of Camden.
The Cumberland County Prohibition
lists last week held their ccnven-
tion at Yineland, and made the follow
ing nominations: First Assembly Dist
trict, S. 2. Foster; Second Assembly
District, Jonathan Wild; Coroner, J.
p. Robinson.
The American Telegraph and Tele
phone Company is now building a new
trunk line between Philadelphia and
New York, via Mount Holly, Freehold
ard Perth Amboy. 1t is the purpose
to place seventy wires on the poles.
The receiver OF the Newark Saving
Institution has advertised for claimants
for dividends declared to depositcrs at
times prior to one year ago, FOR which
no demand has been made. The list
Gl!s twelve long columns OF n local pa
per, and contains about 1910 names.
The amounts unclaimed vary from
S1257.33 to 2 cents, and The aggregate
sum is about $50, 900.
Ex-revenue Collector William p.
Tatem, who gave way 10 E~x-congress-
man Thomas NJ. Ferrell, after twenty
Que years service, has received from
Washington Il report of the very salts
factory condition Of his accounts. Mr..
Tatem has handled over $4,000 coo il,
those yeHrs without a cent Of loss to
the government.
DR.. Brakeley, President Of the New
Jersey Cranberry Association, reports
tho crop of craoberries in New Jersey
to be unprecedented" One bog Q.
six ACRES, alone, in Burlington county.
has yielded 1904 bushels. The berries
have escaped injury by frost.
Leesburg has q curiosity in the shape
of a boy four years old, who was born
with one car. lie is the son OF Mr..
George Catalan.
Joseph 0lden, of Princeton, has a
pound-pear tree nov in bearing Oh his
farm which is near!y two hun II Il years
old. On account Of The great age of
the tree the fruit is somewhat small.
Considerable Jealousy exist between
the Italian cran'erry-pickers and the
natives at the Iron Mill boys, in the
lower end Of Camden county. The
Italians, desiring all the work for them
selves, have attempted to drive off the
pickers who live in the neighborh0od
and have threatened them with vio-
committed to the County Jail for beat
ing Charles Ahrka, who refused to
leave the boys. II is not improba Die
that a raid will be made upon The Ital-
ians by the residents.
The Camden Courier retsc The arrival
in that county of a member of England'S
most prominent seed firm, his visit here
being for The purpose of buying frui,
trees, plants ana truck to send to Eu.
rope and try to acclimatiEe. He La;
already spent $4,000 for sweet pota.
toes, blackberry vine, tomato plants
and Keifier pear trees.
The temporary injunction whicl
Jackson Briant, a hotel proprietor d
Bridgeton, recently obtained restrain
ing the Salvation Army, which has :
harrack next door to his premises
from pursuing their characteristic re,
li9ious services, was dissolved oa Mon
day by Vice Chancellor Bird, sitting in
/. chamleisin Camden. Tlicbli of com.
plalnt recited that the NICE, Jugs az
'sdisorderly; that the hand-clapYing ant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS arc kept up until
midnight; that Sundays are transform
ed into a bediam, and that the actions
between the are disc. editab'e.'
In answer to this indictment counsel
for the Army offered az array OF aida
Wits d~isrusing the allegations, and
(which were signed by reputable eiti-
zens. Mr.. Bird, in dissolying the in
junction, stated that religious worship
III any form could not he restrained
unless proved t o be disorderly to a de-
gree. The costs in the case lave yet
To be fixed.
A party Of wealthy Philadelpllans,
headed by John Betz the brewer, are
negotiating with Charles X. Lands for
the purchase of 200 lots at Sea Isle
City, the consideration hning S45. COZ.
Holly Beach is said TO be just ARREST
of the best fishing grounds on the New
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