The Penn's Grove record., 1900-10-05

day.
Rev. 5. X. Hickman, of M%anasquan,
will preach in st. Paul's Church on
Sunday.
School supplies OF every description
at Johnson's Drug Store. \
Philip Y. Keen has sold the restau-
rant stand in the Elkinton building to
Harry Morris.
Elwood Biddle is erecting a new
house at the corner of North Broad
; street and the Auburn road.
Surveyors have been at work stalking
out the proposed railroad extension
through the Cove this week.
John Giblin dug a hili of sweet pota-
toes which weighed 81 pounds and had
20 marketable potatoes on in.
For Hats go to DubelI, the halter
No. 2 East Third St., Wilmington,
Del, Largest stock aud lowest prices
in that city.
Because of the rain last Sunday Old
Folks Day in Emmanuel Church was
postponed for two weeks. October IA.
A chair was recently taken off of
Henry Barber's porch and broken up
by boys who annoy the Chinese laun-
dryman. These boys are seeking trou.
BILE.
John Samuel Lloyd has on exhibit.
tion at Jere P. Hayes store three sweet
potatoes which grew in one hill, meas
uring one foot long each and weighed
81 pounds.
Oysters raw, stewed or fried. Fami-
lies supplied and delivered. Depart
ments for ladies at Holmses' restaurant,
Union Corner. 2t.
The Dancer Mill pond sold last Sat
urday at Sheriff sale on the suit of J.
D. Whitaker, administrator of Andrew
Lees estate on suit against S. P. Ward
was bought by John Norton for $65
Nokomis Tribe of Red Men will at
tend Emmanuel Church Sunday morn.
ing when Pastor Lippincott will preach
an appropriate sermon. Tn the even
ing a blackboard lesson to the Sabbath
school will be given by the Pastor.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting will
be held in the Bethel nj. p. Church on
Sunday. Lovefeast at 10. 80, followed
by the Sacrament of the Lords supper.
Pastor Somers will preach a special SER
mon to Nokomism Tribe of Red Men in
the evening.
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth
Powder at l5c.
James E. Smally has sold out hi
butcher shop to Robert Justice of Ped
ricktown. A meat dealer has to go in
to the large refrigerators in PhiIadel
phia, to select their meats and the sud.
den change was injuring Mr.. Smalley's
health. Mr.. Justices son James O.. is
in partnership with his father.
AT the Bethel M. p. Church congre
gational meeting Thursday evening of
last week, Samuel A. Harker was
elected the delegate and David English
alternate, to the New Jersey Methodist
Protestant Conference to be held in
Liberty Street M. p. Church, Camden.
Oct. 10th. A unanimous call was made
for the return of Rev. Ezra E. Somers,
for the second year.
All members of Nok0mis Tribe are
requested to meet at the Wigwam at
$50 a. m. Sunday, Oct. 7tls and $50
p. M, to attend church. Emmanuel
M. E. in the morning, Bethel in even
ing.
Dge III. Elkinton the owner of
pning's livery stables is having the.
00fn in the ear fitted upawith stables.
The old barn close to the street is being
torn down and the wagon sheds will be
moved to the side of the rear barn
That will give ample stable and shed
room and leave a livery yard where the
old barn and sheds stood. A big inn
provement on Penn Street.
On Thursday of last week a tramp
stopped at Mrs. Margaret O'Neil's and
asked for something to eat. While he
was eating in the house the bakery
wagon came along and Mrs. O'Neil got
some money to buy bread. While she
was out Mr.. Tramp went and got the
balance of the money $11, and as soon
as she returned to the house he left. She
did not notice the money was gone un.
til he had gone sometime.
The following is the list of letters re
naming on hand in the PENIS Grove
Post Office for the month of Sept. Both.
Mrs. Sarah Baker, Miss G. A. Bowen.
Mrs. Katie Bush, WilliamJ J.. A. Baird,
Mrs. Jsch Clark, Mrs. May Dolbow,
Mrs. Matte Holton, Maria S. Peck.
silk, T. F. Layton. George Nichols.
Mrs. J.. Ponsll in care of Mr.. Flanry's
boat house, Harry Redden, Mrs. Char
les Robinson, Elmer E. Slach, Phile-
man Smith. James D. Siscoe, ~. Mrs.
Fannie u. Sofeld, Miss Bell Workm.
man, Mrs. Whitaker, Persons calling
for the above letters will please say ad.
vertised, j.. D. WHITAKER, P. M.
"When / entered Goldey College. Itook
the most profitable step in my Iife,''
writes a Goldey College graduate. Prin-
cipal Fl. s. Goldey, Wilmington, Del.
win send the new, free, catalogue, if you
write for it, See adv. this paper.