The Penn's Grove record., 1886-10-09

MHftIA ANN0 ltNhA ANth HFtEhE 80 1919
with the Republicans against consider
alton Of The Morrison Tariff bill.
Josph II. Real. President Of th'
American Agricultural Association
has issued a manifesto denOuneinl
Judge Green, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, for his anta2Onistic views
on the Oleomargarine bill.
The shoe factory at Glassboro is now
in operation and turning out one hun
dred pair Of shoes per day.
The Fair at Mount Holly this year,
which opens on October 18th and CON
tinues until the 10Th, promises to be
up To the standard il not better than
those Of proceeding years. There will
he racing each day, and $40, 900 expend-
ed i'll premiums.
Swedesboro has shipped during a
period of seven weeks, 372. 367 water
melnns; and from July gath, to Sep
tender 25tli, 58,J05 barrels of produce.
The new $4,000 school building at
Holly Beach waSdedicated last Satur-
day with interesting ceremonies.
As the last herd of deer was being
removed from j. Lorillard's game pre-
serve at JObstOwu for shipment to the
new preserve at Tuxedo Park, n. y,
Il few days ago, two Of the bucks got
together and commenced fighting.
The attendants failed to separate the
maddened animals, and the combat en-
drd in the larger buck killing his au-
tag9nist.
The state board Of health Of New
Jersey is fearful of 4 serious Outbrr AK
of Eleuropneumonia in Burlington Co..
DR.. f. W. HilvaTd. the veterinary SUR
geon, SAYS that about the first of July
seventy six grass calves were sold to
twentv-four farmers in Milford. South
ampton and ShUmorg townships, aud
after a careful canvass he finds that
twenty.One had died of the disease
| named, nine he has slaughtered. ten
are still alive and twenty-siN have not
been heard from. ltr. Hilyard says
that new stock should be isolated fIOm
native cattle for at least thirty days.
Harrison A. Thompson. of Mays
Landing, N. j., has been appointed i'll
spector of hulls for the Philadelphia
district.
Hon. James buchanan has been IT,
nominated for Congress by the kepub-
licans of the Second district.
The Camden knights of Labor have
decided to place II full leg islative ticket
in the field and have decided up1n II.
j. Rier as their candidate in the First
District. The knights number 1900
members in camden.
Pierre Lorillard sold all of his
Thoroughbred trotting stock at jobs
tuMn on Tuesday, comprising several
mares n number Of yearling ~fllies.
several weanlings and geldinls. Low
| prices we're lhe rule, not exceeding
SITS.
Congressman Hires has no sympathy
with the anti-SeHell movement, as lie
declined to address the Dudley Associa-
! ton in Camden oil Tuesday, Which at
its meeting indorsed Howey for Cover
nor and Hires for Congressman.
e. F Cake and James EIkinton,
residents of Muliica Hill, drove to
Camden on Sunday night, and started
from the West Jersey Hotel ahuut 5 o.
clock Monday morning for home.
Shortly aftefward the team, minus Il
hind wheel to the carriage, passed down
Market street, through tie gate of
the ferry house and jumped Into the
river. ElkintoI managed to jump
out, but Cake went over with the car
riage. He was fislled out by the deck
hands. The horse, which was valued
al Sl75, wa drowned.
Joseph Crowley, of Gloucester City,
a Democrat, has been appointed to "A
elerkship in the Patent Office at Wash
ington.
Daniel F. Cream, of Gloucester. has
been named as the member OF the
Democratic State Committee f0r the
First Congressional district.
The sixteenth annual meeting of
the Pitman Grove Camp-Meeting AS
ISOLATION was held in Camden N Tues
day. Treasurer James NJ. Cassidy re-
ported that the receipts of the year
were SS217 20 disbursements, $784l.23
leaving a balance of S316.G6 on and.
These Directors were elected Rrvs.
A. f. Ballard, William Walton, ii.
M. Brown> p. Cline, II, G, Williams,
John :. Heissler, Laymen james ID.
Hoffman, a. Ii. Mead and james NJ.
/ Cassidy. These ofiirers were elected:
President, Rev. a. Ballard; Vice
| President, James d. Hoffman /; Secre-
tary Rev. w. Walton; Treasurer,
James NJ. Cassidy ; Superiuttnde nt,
Henry L. Young.
Repairs costing $1,000 have been
c lnpleted on the Harrison Vile
Methodist Episcopal Church.
George NJ. Beckett, a clerk in the
Woodb Try Post Office, having passed
u civil service examination, las been
appointed to "a $lUUU clerkship IN the
Pension DEPARTING mt at Washington.
The Cumberland County Democratic
Convention met at B.idgeton OH We'd
neSday and nominated Philip Baker,
o Vih.land, for state Senator, Charles
II. MIckle, of BridgeioI 1, for the AS
sembly IN the First dlslrlct, and John
Madden, of Miilyiile, ia the SECOND.
His Republican, opponent Is Senator
Isaac Nichols, and although the IA
ty is strongly Republican there is "a pos
sibility of Nicholas defeat because Of
a factlonal fight in the Republican
ranks. Baker was Senator Nichols
opponent IN 1888, but Was defeated by
ninety-eight votes.
There IS great excitement anon g
the Germans ia Essex county over the
clause in tue Republican platform
adopted at the State Convention ON
TUESDAY which favors local option.
Wednesday the NeW Jersey F'eie
Zeitmaq, the leading German Republi-
can paper of the state, editorially de-
nounces the platform and says; Be
fore we decide definitely i'll regard u
Mr.. HOwey we will await his letter "i
acceptance, and should he i'll his let 81
of acceptance not declare against TIM
temperance plank in the platform the
Flreie Zeittmg will not support him OF
any other Republican Candidate rur'
ming Oh "a ticket that supports a plat
form in violation of legitimate per
sonal liberty" The brewers are unit
ed In their opposition to the plank.
Married.