The Penn's Grove record., 1886-09-18

Jersey sands. lie IS Oh his WY to
Eastman Business College, Pough-
k~eersie, n. Y.
Tile meeting of the w. q. 7. U. will
be held this evening it 81. Pauis NJ.
E. Church at 7.30 O'Clock. All are ie-
quested TO he present as there viii be
n rich treat in o ure. Prof. Winfield
l.. Margerum, Of Philadelphia, VIII Oe
present to give some select readings
for which he has Il E2ted reputation
for excellemcy. Don't fah to be pres
ent To hear hun.
The Queen insurance Company has
appointed john W. Trumbull then o.
cal agent for Pennsgrove 10 fill the va
caIicy of james ). Hannah, Deceased.
Mr.. Trumhull will be pleased to rein
sue all those who are now I'D tile com
paIy when their policies expire and
all others who viii favor him with
their patronage.
On Monday the steamship Caroline
Miller, of Baltimore, loaded with ii
cargo of iron thought she would steam
across the shoalest part of Cherry Is
land fats opp site Penn>gfFt
and consequently she was grolt d
ed. Part Of the cargo had to be put
on ligh ers befole She was gotten off
on Wednesday.
The P%ennsgrove w. G. ]. L. cleo
ted the following officers at their regn-
lar meeting on Thursday OF last week:
President, Mrs. Z. y. Malgaunl; Isl
Vice President. Mrs. w. 5. Springer
2nd. Mra. +. II. Walker; ID, Mrs. Hal
trr; Corresponding SECRETARY, Mrs. sal
lie Price; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
:. D. Slmpkins; Treasurer, Miss Mary
Smith.
A telegram was received by relatives
on Tuesday morning, from PORTLAND,
Conn. announcing the death OF Rev.
William r. Roger ,soa-in-lawof the 'aie
Rev. Joseph G. Summerill, deceased
The remains were brought to Mt. llo-
IL and hurried yesterday. Mr.. Rogers
was stricken with hem lrrllages some
tiap ago and it was thought he Would
recover until il week ago. This Is The
fnurtl, dealt, that has occurred within
ten weeks in the family who have tie
synpathies of the community.
The following very sensible law rs
passed 10y lie ,ast Legislature OF thus
state: "Br it enacted by the SENATE
aud General Assembly IF the STATE Of
New Jersey, That any person selling
fruit trees ur fruit berries, who shall
mi,rppresent the name or nature ct
said fruit trees or fruit berries Shall
he guilty of Il misdetneanor, and on
| conviction thereof shall be puhish"'
hy a line not exceeding one hundred
dollars, or imprisonment III the cn'lll-,
~ i,ii for u term not exceeding three
months ar both, at the discretion ct
the court.
The Lancaster (Pa J Ncw Era has
come across IL very sensible nan. II
SAYS "a slb3:ribr I, th' Neo A"t.
in paying his subscription the other
| day, remarked that he found it much
| cheaper Ia pay for his paper III advance
! than at the end of the year. In answer
| to a query, Ire gave us Il reason tii't
when he paid in advance inc had always
something new for his money, but A."
do So AT the end of the year was Ike
paying tor worn-out clothes-lii"rt
were none of the pleasures of anticIpt-
| ton in the TRANSACTION
George G. Rothweil has purchased ct
William lteA bold the Collins Beach
hotel property for the SUM of S3.Uoo
| This used to he a favurite Stoppinr
| place for excursiouistS, but Mr.. Key
bold, who las a larger interest in both
the BOAT and Woodland Beach, stiru-
lates us a condition of sale that the
! boat slIall not land passengers there
for seven years. 1t is probable that in
this comdi ion rs II private bdySide r.
sort and place for local patronage, 1t
will be more desirable than II ac-
cessible to the promiscuons companie'
that ~patronize excursions.
The executive board of Knights ct
Labor has declared the strike off IN
two morocco factories, that of w. I
McClarl's and of Q. II. Quigley's, it,
Wilmington and the mel returned II
work on Monday as agreements salts
faction to both sides were ma'ie, The
board further says that the kn'gliS
have made all the advances, tlltt thy
can do nothing more until they see
what the manufacturers propose To do
The strikers feel encouraged and TIL *
their prospects are becoming brighter
The strike has been in force twenty-iw"
last Monday weeks, aud a leading man
ulacturer states that it has cost The
workingnlen in wages over Sl50,0lo,
and reduced the output of manulac-
tured product 10y $4,000 skins.
The following simple means OF test
ing oleumargariue is given in an eX-
change: Take "a small bit of lard ana
place it between two pieces OF thlh
common window glass, each piece about
AN inch square, aud press together III
only 4 film remains. When held up to
the light, white, OPAQUE spots are Al
WAYS tu be seen. These are crystals
Of fat. For the same reason oleomar-
garine and butteriue, containing, aS