The Penn's Grove record., 1905-12-15
Shortest day next Thursday.
Fen more days until Christmas.

hog Killing Ilne among tne ldTineIs.
T~axpaying time. The last day is
next Wednesday, goth.
The weather has been fine and the
moonlight night beautiful.
The farmers have been busy getting
their manure and tomato beds ready
more thar ever.
A cold northeast snow storm arrived
Friday morning and pulled the tempera-
ture down to 26o. This is the first snow
storm OF the season.
Clocks, forks, fountain pens, toilet sets
and glassware to suit your taste and
at ID. SHEETs's, PENIS Grove. ct \
Mrs. Kezia Layton has sold her small
farm OF fifty acres above Central School
House to Paul Jeker.
An Italian workman was hurt on the
railroad extension OH Tuesday and had
to be taken to the hospital.
st. Pauls Church was brilliantly il
lumed with thirty-four gas lights last
Sunday night for the first time.
Harold NJ. Scott. who has been living
in w. Sacks house on South Broad street
moved to Camden on Wednesday.
Get my prices OIL hotbed sas, glass and
putty before you purchase. b. w.
Strengthen, near Pedricktown. 4 1t.
AS no witnesses appeared on the 9th,
the Alexander Justice will case has been
adjourned until Thursday the 2Sth by
Judge Sinnickson.
Mrs. Anna Plammer has moved into
part of her new double house on North
Broad Street. Morris Newell, an engin-
eer on the railroad occupies the other
side.
Mural Lodge Of Odd Fellows made a
fraternal visit to Jefferson Lodge in Viii.
mington on Thursday evening. The
steamer Ulrica made a special trip for
them.
Get your Christmas trees, Eastern
pine, of S. r. Bowen, 324 Harmony st.
They will. arrive about the middle of
next week at his house. 1t II
Send the Penn's Grove RECORD to a
distant friend. 1t will be a welcomed
Christmas present and a weekly remind
er of your kindness. 1t is better than
writing letters.
Wilbert F. Sailor killed the best pen
of hogs in Upper Penns Neck Township
last Monday. They weighed 400, Ala,
4l6, 429, 466, total 2125, average 43l.
Who can beat that in the County?
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer; Devoe.*
Samuel White and Damon Seaman,
workmen for Albert Summerill, killed a
large coon Oh Tuesday a, the large oak
Tree adjoining Dunn property. 1t meas
ured three feet six inches from the nose
to the end OF it's tail and weighed sixteen
pounds.
G. V. Dolbow & Son killed twenty-five
hogs last Monday, among the lot being
Mayor-elect j. D. Torton's beauties,
which weighed 522 and 543 pounds res
pectively. Mr.. Torton is one who can
not be beaten in PENIS Grove, neither
for office nor raising big hogs.
White Pine Balsam, the best for coughs
and colds at JoEnson's drug store. n
John Henry killed his pigs on Wednes-
day and the four average 4179 pounds.
They were the finest pen of pigs in Low
er Penns Neck and no one can tell what
they might have weighed if Mr.. Henry
had let them grow to be hogs. David
and Lewis English and J. Pierson Justice
Penn's Groves expert heavy weight hog
killers did the butchering and enjoyed
the big potpie dinner.
On Monday evening, 18th, the Penn's
Grove Conclave No. "a Independent Or
der OF Heptasophs elected the following
officers Archon, Edward II. Green;
Provost, Thos. ]. Torton; Corresponding
Sec'y, j. Harry Smith; Financial Sec'y,
Vim +. Yeager, Treasurer, Eli D. Strim-
pie; Inspector, John Van Culin; Warden
Samuel NJ. Denny; Sentinel, Jas. Borden
Trustees ]. Harry Smith, Samuel NJ.
Denny: G. G. Turner.
For HATs-Go to DUBELL, the halter,
NO. z East Third Street, Wilmington,
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. K
j. D.. Graves, of Pittsburg, connected
with the industrial department OF Heinz
Pickeling Company, was in PENIS Grove
this week and was very favorably i'm
pressed with Penn's Grove as a location
for a new branch of their extensive cam
ing industry. He said they did not want
the meadow land offered them, but
thought James Divers land between his
hous II the Cove meadow would be
most suitable for their location as they
must have high land for cellars in which
to store their canned goods.
See our rings, watches, breast pins
bracelets, and silverware before buying
your Christmas presents. d. SHEETS
Penn's Grove. ct ;
MY entire stock OF millinery, notions
dolls, rocking chairs, pictures, looking
glasses, medicine cabinets, fancy cups,
saucers and glassware are for sale at re
duced prices, as / am closing out and no,
store is for rent. Mrs. Title Smith.
If you are thinking of buying a plan,
and will write to BIasius & Sons Ware
rooms, 1016-101s Chestnut st., Philadel
phia, they will send you their book, s'Pop
ular Styles of New Pianos" $3.50 up. o
ifyou will ask for Bargain Circular,
they will send you their list of bargains il
used pianos.
IL Is a good idea to give your patronag
2 home industries. Do not forget that th
eiasius industry is located in Woodbury.
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