The Penn's Grove record., 1900-09-21
Cove Caroiinge.

Misses Gertrude and Irene we, Of
P pe,'saslp | s. are visiting thsl uncle
Messrs. john SummeiilI and jos. b.
Guriiden attended the Wnodstdwn mat
ii,ee on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. john Snmn3pt,iI spent siMhday
III Salem with iist sister Mrs Jdhn NJ.
Stiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fox made Il tiy-
Ing tip to Phi. adelp!1a On Wednesday.
Miss Ciaia App.in spent Wednesday
ln Wilmington wish her sister Mrs.
Fannie Hickman.
Last Saturday AFTERNOONS another
fi0lseleSs Carriage passed through here,
being Under the management OF 4 Mr..
Smith, a salesman for u Philadelphia
Concern, and having come here by way
OF Salem. Automobiles are getting to
be OF frequent occurrence here now q
days.
The Electric spark launch 'Steph-
anie" captain Joseph H. Dolbow. made
All excursion from here on Saturday
afternoon, leaving this place about 3
O'Clock. ThesexcursI0nists stepped q
while at Philadelphia and then pro-
ceeded 70 BRISTOL. They remained
there until Sunday sometime and then
returned home arriving here about 4
O'Clock early Monday morning. There
were about eighteen men OH board, the
greater part OF whom are employed lAt
the Dupont powder works and bod
time is reported by all.
AUTUMNAL SERVICES AT EN-
Tie Autumnat services at
nuel Church on Sunday last Al
interesting and instructive. 10
ratiOns Of the church in gene re
simply gorgeous and they cor of
/ about every kind of product this
/ vicinity, together with a mum II Of inn
| plements used in the tilling of be soil.
On entering the church 0nq ight see
on the Tighthand of the pulpit cOllec-
ton of farm produce, FREEDOM dated by
baskets and mounds Of peacR spf wrosy
hue, partly hidden from sig )Ly the
drappery of green leaves; ON le left
hand were, leaning against ed b other,
the hoe. the rake. the pitch-f TX with
potatoes sticking ON its prong along
theSchancel railing were streyn small
sheayes = wheat; in front of the altar
was placed 8Ayery large water melon
submerged in ar soundance pr toma-
toes, pumpkins, pafsilnips, apptes, pears,
which also ~enwreathed the t0l OF the
altar; while a pfofusi0n of VII ae stalKs
of corn in its many stages CROWN
and shades of color, formed a peauIiIui
background. The several q sndeilers
in the editica were also drl bed with
wreathes of fruits.
The pastor, the Rev. DR.. Llp.
pincott's subject. Feast Of Hiarve
was n which vas listened to y agood
audience, and the words of his> discourse
seemed not to come AS it were rom an
open page but from the very OF u
sneaker. Speaking of the sea natur-
al and the seasons spiritual 1ippin-
colt said in part:-
81 love the spring-timel Pl al
things are bright around; 2tne
summer for its ripening effec l love
the autumn when the harvest gather
ed in; / love also the winter len the
white winding sheet owe earth
and the forests are stripped bf their
green. All seasons have theiv beauty
and their benefits. Our minds ARE more
easily impressed at certain times than
others. When all individual has passed
through affection AMI through sorrow,
when death has entered into the home,
then the heart is more tender and you
a give instruction then IN it he
received as at no other tim life.
And sc as the Seasd =, as
time presses on. every
mar and every x61iaHl "
And again speaking power of
God as manifested in growth and pro-
duction, be said in part
1--WE are astOnished at the earth
quake; the force of the tempest. How
feariully it swept the coast OF Texas
laying cities in waste. We also are as
tonished and sometimes alarmed at the
thunderstorm with the thunder rolling,
the lightning flashing; but these great
miracles of Christ show no more power
than is seen in the "Feast Of Harvest"
! say the sifeast Of Harvest" this week, |
and these bounteous fruits and these
grapes ard this ripe corn, show just as
much of the power OF God as ever was
set forth in any miracle he performed
God governs things by natural law
Now here are these beautiful grapes.
He turned water into wine III Canaan
of Galilee. The conscious waters saw
their God and blushed into wine. That
was a miracle; considered a miracle. Is
there any more power displayed In the
turning of water into wine than is dis
played in the grape. I al take that
bunch of grapes and a extract the
Juice from them-and there is the juice
fruit OF the vine. There is the
juice that has been produced by nature.
The evening Prayer and Thanks
giving'' service was also n of very
impressive character. So great was
the attendance at this service that a
number Of persons could not find seats
down stairs. The special features were
a short talk by the pastor on coveteous-
ness and talks by several of the hreth.
ren of the church and special singing
by the choir and a number of young
ladies and boys, who marched Bring
ing in the Sheaves'' as they sang the
same. DIXIE
The great success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
the treatment of bowel complaints has
made it standard oycr the greater part of
the civilized world. For sale by ]. Sweet
tens Sons.
Murderously Shot.
William H. Wright, of Philadelphia, |
had five bullet holes put in his back by !
Abraham Galblume. of Philadelphia,
near Norma last Friday evening.
Wright had been pursuaded to draw
$500 from bank aud 60 to Norma, the
little Jewish settlement. near the Cum !
berland county line, to buy a lot of
carriages which Galblume said his faith /
er had for sale. While walking through |
the woods near Norma station Galblume |