The Penn's Grove record., 1882-09-30

Better 60 at one to SUu'ineriB y bro
or to DSrber's and or1er enough TO pui
you through to spring, before the rise
tax S F.Gee.
Travellers were no little discommo-
ded on Saturday ana Monday by the
stgln.
One year ago the whole face Of nature
in this vicinity, was withered and dirty
after a long drought.
Rev. M. Irons of PHILADELPHIA will
preach in the Mariners Bethel to-mor
TOW afternoon anI evening.
We call the attention OF our reldsrs
to the new advertisement OF 4. j.
White in another column. Read it
and then give him a call.
We hear that there is = young mar
in this village VINO X a ~fayorite Of
the ladies' aud a S worm enemy to dogs.
Being a fayorite Keeps him ont late at
night and he is generally returning
home about the Tins tile dogs are out
Oh a moonlight. We heard that he
made his bed ia the crotch OF a tree
the otLer night because IL little dog
barked at him. IL the people don't
have their dogs muzzled VI shot, Feuu's
Grove will lcse one OF her sporting
gents.
Last Saturday as Mr.. G.. w. Hewitt
was returning home from pean's Grove
lie saw that the bridge ove Game
creek, below Mir. BENZ. Backs, was
about to float away, but thought he
could cross il safely. When about half
way over his horse broke through. Ar.
Hewitt on seeing the danger cut the
harness to free the horse and run the
ctrriage ashore when the bridge VAS
swept down the stream, carrying the
horse with it. some men rowed out
to tie horse and got it off the bridge,
when it swain ashore unhurt.
Families will ind it to their advan-
tage to give L. J.. Waite n call vhen
they desire oysters.
The Democrats Of Upper Penn's
Mex TOWNSHIPS held their Primary
meeting on Tuesday evening, AMI 81 sc
ted the followin. delegates TO the Con
gressional Convention held at Bridge
ton on Thursday: w. ). Avis, Josiah
Sumnerill, w. F. Yeager and Cnarles
Norton.
The members of Pann's Grove Con-
clave No. "a, /. O. H., are requested
to meet in the RECORD bailding next
Monday evening, at y o'clock, as
there is some important business to be
transacted.
At the Democratic convention held
in Bridgeton last Tuesday, MI. Thomas
Terrell, of Gloucester county, was nom
mated by acclaGatlon.
The Salem County Sunday School
Convention will be held in the Presby
terian Church at Daretown, on We'd
Resday, October 18th. Sulerintend
ems are requested to aid the Township
secretaries with "a full report Of their
Schools, also to hand each Officer and
Teacher in their Schools IA copy of the
programme prepared for the Conven-
tien, which will be furnished them by
their township Secretary. Ministers
are earnestly requested to attend the
Convention and also 10 give notice of
same from their pulpits. Generous en-
tertalnment will be provided for all
who attend.
Mr.. n. j. White wishes to inform
his m ny friends and the public in gen
sral that he will no longer peddle bread
In the wagon, but will constantly keep
ON hand, fresh bread, rolls, cakes. etc,
ut the bakery.
Is there an irrepressible conflict in
this county between corporate power
and the rights and liberties of the peo-
pie that call for the formation Of a
new party? The Anti-M onopolists, in
their convention ut Saratoga, said there
is in the ringing airaignment they
made of railroad and other corporations
They thought it wise, however, fol
the present not to put a ticket of their
own In the Geld, believing that in the
coming canvass they can exert greater
influence from the regular parties than
BY attempting to form y party Of their
own with on independent iieket.
The managers of the Salem Lecture
Course announce their arrangement
for the course Of 1882, which viii con-
sist of the following talent: North
colts Musical Combination, Wednes-
day evening, October 18th; Lieutenant
J. w. Danenhower, Of the jeanette OK
petition, Wednesday evening, Nov. 9Th
stuart Ro ers the greatest Of Ameri
can Personators, Wednesday evening,
Nov. I'D; Thee. Tilton, in his new lee
ture, and Ami Eliza Young, Brigham
Young's 10Th wife, the dates of the
last two lectures to be hereafter an
nounced. Tickets for the course only
$500. 4 large number of our people
| should purchase tickets for the course,
Those who went from here last year
we're we'll entertained. Let there bt
a great number attend this year. Sucf
u treat may never be afforded yor
again. Write to the Committee fol
tickets at once and secure your seat.
The following ordinance, which vii
| doubtless be of interest to poultry rails
ers of this vicinity, has been adopted
| by the Board OF Aldermen of New
I York in lqfaranca tn the sale Of nouu ~