The Penn's Grove record., 1882-09-02
The cranberry crop is reported to be

The cranberry crop is reported to be
poor.
Farmers and business men will find
plenty to interest them at the County
Fair. Don't fail to attend it.
The campaign for Congress has open
ed in earnest.
vennor's storm did not last three
weeks as predicted.
The last summer month has gone.
A large crowd went With the 'SBoys
in bule, on tleirexcursiop to Cape May
on Tuesday. They had q nice time.
Now is your time to get the boss stews
at William V. Laytons.
There will be a Harvest Home held in
the basement of the NJ. p. Church ON the
goth and Both of September.
The County Fair this year gives prom
Use of being the Snest ever held Ia the
county.
Grand Master Courier has called a
special session of the Grand Lodge OF
Odd Fellows of this State, to he held at
Neward on the oath of September.
The regular annual session of the
Grand Lodge and of the Encampment
Twill be held in Trenton next November
The business men have little cause
for complaint, for they are kept fairly
busy, Us the people will insist upon eat
ing; but for the man-about-town there
is little amusement.
There are openings here in Psnn's
Grove for places OF business of various
kinds. There are no reasons why the
people of Penn's Grove should not be
able to purchase everything they want
ut home.
Families wishing to be supplied witt
oysters will find it to their interest to go
to Mr.. William Laytons, as be keeps none
but first class.
What is 20 ur opinion on the subject
Of Incorporation" fellow c~itizsnsY
Let us bear from you on ibis questson
Our columns are open.
We want more street lamps, and the
sooner the better. In this direction,
Psnn's Grove is away behind the
times.
We need a town clock. Let a sub
scription bs started at once to raise the
necessary funds for this purpose.
The market is we'll stocked with all
sorts of fruits.
We believe there is law against
smearine fences with patent medicine
signs. People who take the method Of
advertising their wares ought to be
prosecuted, If for no other reason than
cheating the poor printer.
An early morning stroll viii! well re-
pay one for his trouble. The cool morn
ing air, the rising sun bathing the
scene with mellow golden splsndor,
and the twittering Of the birds will he
rs the opening Of new life. We would
advise you to try the experiment, and
think you will feel more prspar.d for
the toll and vexations Of daily life by
50 doing.
Attic Republican Congressional Pri
mary held in West Deptford Township,
Gloucester County last Monday even
ing, the Robson delegates were elected
by q vote of 80 to 33. pittsgrose and
Upper P~ittsgrove Townships in this
county have also elected Robson dele
gates by an average majority of 8 20 l.
A poor man may do an act that is
possiLlsly criminal, but a rich man can
never he worse than ''imprudent."
Thugs sre net what they seem to be.
They say that the dog-days end,
school commences, and oysters in every
form appear at VIM. V. Layton's mex:
Monday.
The Camden Post is q little prsna-
turs In its announcement Of the election
of Robson delegates in Upper PENIS
Neck. The primary has not been call
ed in this township, much less been
held. when it doss come off there is
lirtl do.lht but that whoever are elect
ed d .egates will vote for Robson,
first, last and all the time, rs Robson
stands well with the Republicans Of
this section.
An exchange has just chronicled the
death Of . woman whs broke her neck
by looking over her shoulder at another
weman's bonnet. Penn's Grove ladies
are not alarmed, for they don't do such
things. ~
The rain Of Sunday was hailed by
every ole With delight. 1t came down
gently but copiously. and continued
without hardly u moments Cessation
foraLout twenty.four hours, thoroughly