The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-28
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1900.
Charles E. Harbeson had a pig born
with only one ear.

CuaTt0S T.. f1dIUeSOn d n pig DOTL
with only n ear.
Alarm Clocks. Bisbee.
Don't forget we are still selling oul
our stock. FL. S. French. :
The Prohibition county convention
will be held in Salem next Thursday.
School supplies of every description
at Johnson's Drug Store.
Wanted. cutters for fancy work. Call
on Mrs. Edw. Naylor. 3t.
The dry weather has ripened corn I'M
usually early and some have begun
husking.
Correct fitting of glasses. Bisbee.
Velveteen skirt binding cheap at II.
S. Frencb's. =
Reimer Heinrick's horse got scared
at the cars at Friendship crossing Wed.
nesday evening and broke a vince! to
his market wagon.
For RENT-A 4-roomed house. Ap.
ply to B. G. WooD. =
For Hats 60 to Dubell, the halter
No. 2 East Third ST., Wilmington,
Del, Largest stock and lowest prices
in that city. =
Candidate William j. Bryan will
speak in Wilmington Wednesday ever
ing, October oath, and at Washington
Park, Thursday morning, the 18th.
Winter Underwear at cost at H. s.
French's \
Try a bottle of Johnson's Tooth
Powder at l5c.
John K. Duffy, the messenger, had
the large grip stolen from his Office in
Philadelphia on Thursday of last week.
It took SIP to replace the lost goods.
Difficult watch repairing. Bisbee.
Oysters raw, stewed or fried. Fami-
lies supplied and delivered. Depart
ments for ladies at Holmses' restaurant.
Union Corner. 2t.
Joseph r. Alloway's 7-months old
daughter died in Wilmington Monday
evening and was buried in Riverview
Cemetery, Penn's Grove, Wednesday
afternoon.
We, see the watches. Bisbee.
Having added a new surrey and a
heavy wagon to ny livery l am pre-
pared to furnish first class teams and
do carting at reasonable rates. Leave
orders at Sweeten's. Rolan Carey. \
The price of sweet potatoes at PENIS
Grove was reduced from 81. so to 81. Is
a barrel on Wednesday They
brought 30-35c. a basket in Whining
ton this week.
Shirts and Overalls al cost at H. S
French's.
If you return those groceries placed
by mistake in your market wagon last
Saturday night. you will avoid trouble
and Oblige, ELI ZANEs. 4
A pumpkin pie festival will be held
in VIC Il. y. hall next Friday even
ing. Oiher pies and ice cream will be
ser we'd. Proceeds fn, Emmanuel Sun
day School Library fund.
Men, Women and Children's Hosiery,
fine stock at cost. III. s. French. =
All members of Nokomis Tribe are
requested to meet at the Wigwam on
next Tuesday night, Oct. I'd. Business
of Importance. w. P. SHOURDS, c..
of r.
The Republican county convention
will be held in the Opera House, Salem,
on Wednesday. October 10, and the
Democratic county convention on
Thursday. the 18th, at the same pla ce.
Doctor William Ziesel, Dentist, of
1859 North Franklin Street, Philadei-
phia, will be at his Penn's Grove Office,
Delaware Avenue and Pitman Streets,
every Thursday. Grown and bridge
work, filling, extracting and artificial
dentures. Appointments by mail or
otherwise.
The Bethel Church hold their annual
harvest home in Odd Fellows Hall,
saturday evening Goth. Supper 25c.
A contest will be had between two
members of the church for an auto.
graph quilt presented by the Y. P. c..
Z.
We are going to o and still have
lots OF bargains in dish are and agate
at cost. H. s. French.
Robert y. Hughes canning factory
at the Cove finished the tomato pack Of
this season Friday of last week. About
169, 100 can we're filled. The crop was
about I'M third short this year, owing
to the dry weather. George Shultz had
the best crop, 115 tons on IL acres,
while some did not have half a crop.
"When I entered Goldey College. Itook
the most profitable step in my life,"
writes a Goldey College graduate. Prin-
cipal H. S. Goldey, Wilmington, DEL,
will send the new, free, catalogue, if you
write for it, See adv. this paper.
Harry L. Blohm, son of Hon. Henry
j. Blohm and Miss Laura A. Layton,
daughter of VIM. Cooper Layton, left
PENIS Grove last Saturday. On Mon
day eveniDgsthey were married at State
Street NJ. =. Parsonage, Trenton, by
Rev. F. c. Parkin, D. D., and return.
ed home on Wednesday. We wish
them much joy.
er's Bread'' from Albert f. MAYORS
Bakery 225 Main St.? 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 for
parties aud weddings a specially, orna.
mentiDg also done. Small pies are al
ways in stock while large one are made
to order, also cream puffs and full line
of confectionery is shown.
Old Folks day will be celebrated in
Emmanuel Church on Sunday. In the
morning the pastor Rev. B. G. Lippin-
colt will preach an appropriate sermon
to aged and all over seventy years will
receive a souvenir. In the evening the
pastor will preach to the young folks
from the 9Th commandment, Honor
thy father and thy mother" Every
one In the audience will receive q souv-
enir. All invited. +.
Next Tuesday evening a grand con-
cert will be given in Emmanuel Church.
The leading artist will be Rev. B. G.
Lippincott, Jr., Of New Egypt, who
will sing solos and recite Ben Hur's
Chariot Race. AS he is a most excellent
singer and eloquent speaker it will be a
rare treat to hear him, besides other
local talent who will sing solos, trios
quartetts and render piano music. Pro
ceeds for the mite society fund. Con,
cert h0Qins AT g O'Clock Admission