The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-13

day.
George II. Smith who has been IN
The James River for The past uisa
months engaged in fishing aai gum
ming arrived home on Tuesday yery
sick.
All members of Nikomis Tribe No.
y, Improved Q. Of r. NJ, are request
ed to be present at the kindling Of the
next council fire next Tuesday evening.
Feb. 10th, as there is important bust
ness to transact.
Farmers and others who desire ven
due bill printed can not do better tlau
by getting them at the RECORD Office.
We have a new lot of cuts as suitable
for yendue bills as will be found any
where and no one can do better 10y going
elsewhere. Let more practice what
many preach, patronize home indus
tuys.
The Delaware river and bay have
been heavily obstructed by ice for more
than a week and only occasionally has
a vessel worked its way up under great
a3i44leRll!tiss-Las Sunday six unknown
vessels anchored IN ths-brrTkwater
drifted to sea. The cable connecting
the Breakwater with the shore has
been carried to sea by vessels dragging
over it. Much other damages is report
ed at the BIeakwater.
1t is reported that some Of the enter
prising glass workers of Hires & Cos
factory at Quinton contemplate start.
ing a factory an the cooperative plan
next fall. Woodstown and Penusgroge
are spoken Of DIS places for its location.
As soOn as the location is chosen they
expect to build. Michael Byron, who
has been in Hires & Co.'S employment
for about 20 years, will be the mana
ger. 8VN r.
The new Estell glass factory at
Woodbury. is reported to be doing well
and have lots of orders on hand. Mr..
I. &. Moore, the man who said last fai-
he would procure hall enough capital
10 start a factory in Pennsgroye if the
citizens would raise the other half, is
manager of that factory. If our citi-
zens had stirred themselves i'll their
own interest and that of the Communi-
ty, we might have had a glass factory.
A general invitation is hereby extend
ed to all persons young and old, male
and female who desire to enter Prof.
Pierce's vocal class, which will be or
gained on Monday Eve. &ext Feb 18th
at $50 p. M. The price for the entire
term will be but 81 which will come
within the reach Of everybody. So
everybody be prepared to meet at
Pierce's Musical st ore on Monday
evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith, Mrs. Kenny and
Miss Net lie Van Name are expected at
Emmanuel Church next Thursday, it
being the annual meeting in comnem-
grafton iof the great meeting held
here years ago by Mrs. Smith. There
will be three services: at ID a. NJ. ,
and I P. NJ. These ladies ars loted
evangelist, and, at this writing, are
holding meetings III New Brunswick.
Township settlement to-day.
Last Friday week the last train up
with locomotive No. , which was snow
bound below P%aulsboro was dug out by
section nen about s O'Clock in the
morning and supplied with water at
the Pauisboro bridge. Train No 2
left Woodbury. about 10 y NJ. and
worked its way down with difficulty
put engine No. 3 which vas stuck be-
low Magnolia on the siding and ar
rived at Pennsgrove at 40 p. NJ.
locomotive No. l with the freight I'D
its parallel rods broken but was repair
ed and brought tho freight down last
Saturday afternoon. The trains run
as usual on Saturday.
The party of Glass manufacturers at
Qninton, bridge who intend starting a
new factory have asked PeHnsgrove
what inducement they will give them
to locate here. Hon. Henry Barber
says he will give them the ground to
build the factory on. Not only this
ground should be a great inducement
from them to come here but they should
visit the place and compare the cheap
ness in car fare and freight rates with
other places the rents, central Of loca-
ton, and general shipping facilities,
aud the parties will find that they can
not get a better place anywhere. Let
our citizens stir themselg yes to secure
this industry.