The Penn's Grove record., 1886-06-12

her 5th annual excursion 20 th" fishing
banks sc ship john uu next Na3uU--
Gav, 18th. Gentlemen are invited tG
take their lady friends ass thcie viii ha
plenty of sport and fishing. 0nlV 30
tickets will be sold. Those wishing
board should make iJ known. Boat
leaves at 6 p. II. Tickets Sl.25 with
board 500. See posters.
Thomas T.. SunmcriH has graduated
as a law student and received his
diploma from the state Supreme Court
last Thursday To practice as an Att9y-
uey at Law and Solicitor in Chaucery.
lie is the fl, st resident, Of whom We
know. to become qualified as "a lawyer.
from P~ennsgsove. IfauY one wants to
put their case in the hands of a learned
and iudicious person they may rat.
roniZe him.
The Surveys Of Highways Of L. p.
Neck. l.. Z. Neck, and Huntington
met on Thursday and after viewing the
proposed road from John Summerill
d Bro. S store, at the Cove, to JameSG
Murphy's Oh Railroad avenue, PENIS
grove, decided that it be opened and
completed for public ira vel by October
LIST. They allowed the following sums
to persons through whose property the
road runs: John Giblin $50, Mary Dl-
YER $500. VIM. A. Sack IS, Albany Beef
Packing Co. S25, Simpkins Bros. S15O,
Emma Cook $40, There were no Oh
ieCti0ns to the road being laid and it Is
the opinion of many that it should be
extended through to Main street which
will probably be done in the near flu
ture. The new road has been christen-
ed delaware Avenue" 1t is sixty
feet wide. Jos. j. Summerill, Esq,
represented the applicants.
Detective HenryC Garrison, Swedes-
boro, reports that he has coryassed
Salem, Camden, Cumberland and Glou-
ces.er counties and visited 426 stores,
of which about three-fOurth were sell
ing imitation butter. In Bridgeion lie
found 80 dealers selling imitation but
ter ut the highest market price as gem
uine batter. He learned that a Cam
den firm has been buying large qulnti-
ties of it, shipping it to Wtnonah
and having it reshipped as "farmels
butter.n Farmers, butter dealers,
creamrries, etc, have increased then
profits by mixing in "A certain per cent.
Of the cooked article with straight but
ter. and selling it for gilt edged but
Ter. The imitation costs from 8 to Is
cents per pound, and the profit to those
handling large quantities can be CONF
puted. After this visit the deputy
proceeds to enforce the law on all vio-
lators.
"R' writes from bridgeport to the
Salem Sunbeam as follows about the
opposition in Steamboat lines plying
bet wetn that place and Philadelphia:
Last Sunday evening, about . O'Clock,
the River Belle, Capt. Truths new
lott arrived at Bridgeport. am IN
formed that in a few minutes about a
hundred people were ON board. Every
body was pleased. She is a beauty.
Tuesday morning about sixty passen-
gers took the first trip, starting amid
the waving of bunting and handker-
chiefs. The JerseysBlue, on the other
side of the creek, started fifteen min
utes after. Soon the Belle was aground
hut fortunately the Blues waves push
ed her off. Ihen there was a race for
Chester. The jersey Blue was ahead
and beat her rival to Philadelphia, bat
something was the matter with iht
New York b ATS rigging. CONN g
down size did very vi II but stuck l.
the creek, having run to III" mouth OF
the creek IN ? hours and % minutes.
They sent her sayagely. The other
day she went up III 2.l5. Still every
b dy thiuks the New York hoai
eau beat. To morrow will he a test.
Truitt has tie best show because the
people seem to encourage him by their
patronage. but the Jersey Blue has the
money power. Bickiey. the owner, Ne
ing q rich man III Chester. Trujtt will
~perlaTs have Il strong hold on his
frlen.ls. for their name is legion. Sue
cess to him. Bird eporters are great
fer sticking to each other, showing cut
the stranger with his enterprise.
Woodbury. Mates.
Tie Presbyterian Church is having
4 new pipe organ erected.
Josiah Chew has a sample of straw
berries grown in his garden on exhibit
tion in Budd's store. Fourteen Of
them M u quart box. The largest
measured two and half inches through
the center.
1t is stated that Dir. G. G Green
will convert the Opera house into bust
ness places as it has never been a GnaG-
Girl success since it ~ opened. Inc
loom it occupies is very valuable Tor
business purposes.
Daniel Cream, Of Woodbury., has
been appointed manager of the ihllad-
elphia local telegraph and district com
pany in connection with his position
as superintendent of the Mutual IN
ion.
There shopld be something done by
the city Council, against having parties
coming down from Gloucester and
Philadelphia intoxicated and lying
drunk around the depot for the Del.
r. r.. r. \ specimen might been seen
Saturday afternoon, and III fact every
Sunday evening.
Go. r of the 5th, Reg. n. G., Of n.
j., goes into encampment at Sea Glrt
August for six days.
There has been considerable talk in
regards of the Gas Works, the question
is what kind of gas will it be some
saws It will be water gas others say. it
will be coal gas and some have conclud-
ed it " i'll be wind gas, but as two large
tanks have arrived by rail for
the Penn Globe Gas Works, they
have concluded their is going to be one.
For the interest Of such / would say
it Will be Gasoline Gas. For lighting
houses they will still retain the Eiec-
tric lights.
The Standard Glass Works has been
leased to A. &. Lamar of Camden for
next year. They are building a six
foot tight board fence around the
works which will resume soon. BIP.
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