The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.

summer would not be half without
the piazza.
Gold has been discovered in the
south of France.
In France the sale of cigarettes to
boys is forbidden.
The Germantown Telegraph says 1t
doesn't like carp fish.
The Providence Star is to issue a
penny evening paper.
Bancroft has 1000 rose bushes in
his Newport garden.
-Parnell's brother IN Alabama has
400 acres of peaches.
Newport expects" that Mr.. Childs
VIII buy a villa there.
Newport people are taking steps to
improve their beach.
"A bed of meursehGem has been
found near Albany, Or.
-Sketching without a permit is for
hidden In Central Park.
"A Richmond, Ind, well has struck
a vein of Blue Lick water.
Thousands visit Grants Mt. Nc
Oregon cottage every week.
There are sixteen thousand cOlored
school teachers in tue south.
Washington wore Hartford cloth
ing at his first inauguration.
For country, the canvas shoes fer
children outlasts the leather.
The Tallahassee, Fla, rink will
hcnceforth be a market house.
Everybody, it is said, goes to bed
at 10 O'Clock at Long Branch.
-"Out of wealth" is a softer way
Of expressing impoyerishment.
-Butterfsn, now priced in New
York, used TO be thrown away.
Cheap prices for wool are crowd
ing out the sheep-raisers in Maine.
There are about eight thousand
registered cattle brands in Montana.
Sign at Atlantic City: bring
your facts in aud have them multiplied.
Thousands Of jack rabbits in east
err Nevada are dying Of tape. WORMS.
\ company has been formed to build
a hundred loom hotel at Barlow, Fla,
OF tie 1850 WORKS published in
this ooButy ast year "a we're novels.
-krupp. tie Essen gun manufae-
.ursE, Owls 81 iro1 ore mines in Ger
Ls1y.
"A ssacol for training nurses is 10
y q ah1isasd In Japan under charge
q q ls5T from Bostpn
Wee GlaBeellor Bacon is The oldest
.1dEs u S5s bench IN England. He is
ei~ghiyeight yesrs old.
An East Jordan, Mich, mao IS ac-
cQsed Of hanging out a sign reading
knew syder for sale"
An Old mans prayer that his house
should burn was answered after his
death at Carthage, Tenn.
"Details of inventions Irior to 1917
are not known, as no records of patents
we've kept before that date.
in one British regiment one hun
dred and six men Lave died in the past
two months in the Soudan.
in Germany if false information
Is given to a ne wspaper reporter he can
collect damages of its author.
1t has been demonstrated at Pitts.
burg that for broiling meats natural
gas has not proved a success.
"A beautiful white black snake has
been captured ear Jewell, Md. 1t is
six feet long and as white as milk.
The New York state capitol has
already cost S17 ,501, 1913. and nobody
pretends to set the day when it will be
finished.
Mr.. EvartS wears a No. IA shlrI
collar. No man with so small a neck
was rel elected President of the Uni.
ted States.
Japan now has 81 papers devoted
to educational matters, 7 medical pa
pers, 8 sanitary journals, 2 on forestry
and 2 on pharmacy.
The Pennsylvania HORTICULTURE
Society go by a calendar of their own
this year, the society's meeting night.
being stamped III red.
Manchester. Va, las produced The
largest diamond v e found in this
country, weighing twenty-three and
thTee-quaIter carats uncut.
Fifteen years ago a man quit Der.
lin, Canada, owing a ten-collar board
bill. The other day he returned found
that his creditor was dead, hunted uI
his family, and Paid the debt with in
terest.
"A gold mine has been discovered
one and a half miles from Union Point,
Ga the ore from the vein of which
assays forty dollars per ton, and the
surface ore assayiDg sixteen dollars
per ton.
"A deposit OF blood agate Iesemb.
ling Scotch blaod stone, has been dis
covered on Grand river, near Cisco.
Utah. 1t covers a territory three miles
square. The stones are large enough
to saw into slabs for mantels and table
tops.
Further discoveries of geld are be.
ing reported in the northern part of
Western Australia. Several men are
said to have made their way into sgd
ney from the supposed gold fields. They
report the new field rs likely TO be the
largest i'll Australia.
"A Hindoo loom complete is worth
slXty-eight cents, ard weayes shawls,
silks and muslins which the most ex-
pensive apparatus cannot equal.
"A number of the Indian girls at
the Carlisle school have been placed
with private families daring the sum.
mer months to be Instructed in domes-
tic work.
The brick yard on Fishers Island
L. J., is the largest in the United
States, covering over forty acres of
land, and giving employment TO 140
men. Four miles of railroad track
run from the yard to the clay pits. The
company has contracted to supply 250,-
COZ, 900 brick for the New York city
reservoir.
The Charleston NeWS says that in.
creased attention has lately been given
in South Carolina to the cultivation of
fruit and the vine, Thousands OF
acres are planted each year with water
melons. During the past four years
more than 100000 peach trees have
been planted in Barnwell and Aiken
counties. and il is estimated That at
toast - N of tha0a fraau ara pau, l.,