The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-21
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 81, 1900.
n.,s .nd n}AEhts are equal to-day.
Alarm Clocks, 02cooo.

1u0 uoSL 6Woot pOtoCOoD
81. so all this week.
Don't forget we are still seIlinSou
our stock. Il. S. French. -
The apple crop is large and large
quantities of cider is being made.
School supplies of every description
at Johnson's Drug Store. =
A pumpkin pie festival will be held
in w. C. T. U. Hall Saturday evening
Oct. 9th.
Wanted. cutters for fancy work. Call
on Mrs. Edw. Naylor. 1t. :
The rain last Saturday night was a
soaker greatly needed. Between 3 and
A inches fell.
Correct fitting of glasses. Bisbee.
Alice G.. Garrison's little black pug
dog Dottie, her inseperable companion
was run over and killed on Thursday.
velveteen skirt binding cheap at H.
S. Frencb's.
Chas. Henry Patton will have a sale
of household goods at Richard ROwe's,
South Penn's Grove, next Saturday 20.
at 2 p. m.
For RENT-A 4-roomed house. Ap.
ply to b. G. WOOD. =
John M. Bevis, Daniel V. Summerill
and Jacob Featherer represented U. P.
Neck in the Democratic congressional
convention at Salem.
For Hats go TO Dubell, the halter
No. 2 East Third ST., Wilmington,
Del, Largest stock and lowest prices
in that city.
Rev. w. G. Hageman, of Bet hany
Church, Camden, will preach in st.
Paul's M. E. Church next Sunday
morning and evening.
Winter Underwear at cost at H. S.
Flench's
The northwest winds Monday night
which pulled the temperature below
100 made a little fire and thick clothing
necessary for comfort Tuesday morn
ing.
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth
Powder at l5c.
Produce In Wilmington market
brought the following prices this week:
sweet potatoes 35c, apples zoe, pears
25c, peppers zoe, tomatoes 1920, egg
plants 1920.
We. see the watches. Bisbee.
Harry H. Holdcraft who has been a
brakeman on the W. j. & Seashore road
the past summer and is now brakeman
on the Penn's Grove branch has moved
from Camden to Penn's Grove.
Having added a new surrey and a
heavy wagon to my livery l am pre-
pared to furnish first class teams and
do carting at reasonable rates. Leave
orders at Sweeten'S. Rolan Carey. n
John H. Danby's family has return
ed to Wilmington after spending the
summer in his cottage on Delaware
Avenue. Mr.. Dandy occasionally comes
over to direct the workings of the Bank.
Shirts and Overalls at cost at H. s.
French's. >
j. H. Brooks, Of Chester, came last
Sunday and claimed the cunning skiff
Fish Warden I. j. Torton captured at
the mouth Of Oldmans Creek Sunday
week. lie declared that he had loaned
it to a party to 60 grabbing in.
Difficult watch repairing. Bisbee.
A concert will be held in Emmanuel
Church Tuesday evening, Oct. 9th,
consisting of singing, music and speak
ing, at which the leading artist will be
Rev. b. G. L%ippincott, Jr., of New
Egypt, who is a splendid singer.
Men, Women and Children's Hosiery,
fine stock at cost. H. s. French.
The Democrats of Penn's Grove last
SATURDAY evening elected the following
O9Stes to represent them at the Con-
gressional convention: Daniel Y. Sum-
merrill. Jr,, J. Adelbert higgins and
Robert English; ~alternates, Job Bevis,
Edward Gruff. w. A.. Summerill.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist, of
1859 North Franklin Street, Philadel-
phia. will be at his Penn's Grove office,
Delaware Avenue and Pitman Streets,
every Thursday. Crown and bridge
work, filling, extracting and artificial
dentures. Appointments by mail or
otherwise.
Old Folks Day will be observed in
Emmanuel N. E. Church Sept. Both, at
1890. An appropriate Sermon will be
preached by the pastor. A Souvenir
will be given to all present who are past
70 years of age. Carriages will be in
readiness to bring the aged to the
Church.
We are going to move and still have
lots Of bargains in dish ware and agate
at cost. H. s. French.
Rev. DIR. 3. G. Lippincott will preach
in Emmanuel M. E. Church next Sab.
bath Morning on 1.-THE Glorious Cos
pel.n In the evening his subject will
be ssLife and Good-Death and Evil"
All are invited and will be made well
come. Preaching to begin at 7.30. Ep-
worth League Meeting will commence
ct Z O'Clock.
Have you tried the celebrated Moth
er's Bread'' from Albert F. MAYORS
Bakery 225 Main St.2 If not it would
pay you to give it a trial, and at the
same place in the pastry line you will
find fancy cakes Of all kinds; cakes fol-
parties and weddings q specially, 0rna.
menting also done. Small pies are al.
ways in stock while large mes are made
to order, also ream puffs and afulll linz
Of confectionery is shown.