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

Comfy GieaniIlgs.
Salem county raised S3j,SG4 for State
school tax last fall. She receives of
this amount $33, 1874. The other $3.50
goes toward helping wealthy counties
like Camden, Morris, Middlesex, IIud-
son and Cumberland.
The new iron bridge at Hancock's
is progressing slowly. The draw pier
and the pivot have been completed aud
the work Of putting the draw in posi-
ton is in progress.
There are at present seventy-one in
mates ia the AImshouse, and there has
been one birth and one death during
the last quarter.
The COWS which DR.. E. w. B. Miller
state Veterinary Surgeon found diseas-
cd with pleuro pneumonia were on NJ.
p. Grey's, formerly Samuel Aliens,
farm now occupied by John Dawson,
in Warrington. The cows were killed
aad the rest of the herd inOculatei to
prev ent the disease from spreading.
At the annual meeting Of the Piles
grove Dairy Associationhe held in Woods
the treasurer's annual report shows
that the number of pounds Of milk re-
ceiyed at the creamery dnring the year
Just closed, ending Jan. 30, was !, l46,-
1g1. the value of which was 19,257.12.
The Association has sold $3.50 pound
of butter, 25,415 quarts of cream and
3G,9lj quarts of milk. Value of stock
ON hand $3.50. The Association elect
ed the following board of directors: /.
l.. Morgan, II. A. Richman, Richman
Coles, Jos. L. Duel, II. W. Austin
Henry Bishop, G.. X. Horner, A. X,
Pedrick. The board will elect their
superintendent and treasurer this week
and employ labor.
The project of having the Court
House at Salem enlarged and improved
is being agitated.
Andrew Edner has been appointed
mail carrier from Pittsgrove post Office
10 Daretown, his bid being the lowest.
Edward Harris had = valuable horse
killed III Salem last Saturday by being
run into by Dr.. Cooper while sleighing
Oil Broadway. Mr.. Harris hal struck
Il boy who jumped off Of another sleigh
and turned around suddenly TO see if
he Was hurt when the shaft of DR..
Cooper's Sleigh, which Was going at a
rapid gait, WAS run into Mr.. Uauis's
morse back of the left shoulder making
Il terrible wound from which the bow
els protruded.
1t is said that the lower Greek agent
Of the 5. p. G. a., will not allow his
on kill mice because it would be cruel
ty TO animals.
Chicago beef is in such demand be-
cause of its cheapness i'll Salem that
all the butchers there keep i t and have
also reduced the price of the home AT
ticle.
The Salem railroad was not Booked
it0G NGCh' II 4ObNAIOtlFO Ndo nv ~
running the stormy nights bat some
delay was caused by an engine getting
off the track Oil Thursday morning.
The Quinton glass blowers have ask
ed Salem what jnducement that town
will give for them to put their factory
there. They propose To take - fam
lilies with them and give employment
to 80 men, with a pay roll amounting
10 about SIS, 900 per year.
Rev. jonathan Edwardsa veryprom
sneut minister has been called to the
pastorate of the WoodstoWn Presbyter-
ian Church.
Subscribers to the Elmer Gazette
have been notified that fora while they
will be minus its weekly visits, but it
expects to resume publication Q In
the meantime the plant is for sale.
Jos, II, Reading, Of Woodbury. las
rented the store formerly kept by Lip
pincott q Hollingshead i'll the Hunt
book in WoodStown and intends keep
in a general store after march 2lth.
The meetings of the Salvation Army
IN Woodstown are well attended.
Three converts have been made there
aud one has joined the Army.
An adjournment session of the Salem
County Courts was held on Friday
when the Stephen Willis will case was
heard and other business transacted.
Sheriff Kelly took frederick Wilson
and William Hartman to State Prison
last Wednesday week, to which they
were sentenced at the last term of
court.