The Penn's Grove record., 1905-11-10
The cunning season opens to-day.

The cunning season opens to-day.
The iron fence for the school ground
has arrived.
A Rough Rider entertainment was
given in Odd Fellows Hall Thursday
evening by some of the young men of st.
PauIs Church.
Thomas Norton has sold an 8-year-old
gelding to Barney Devlin, in Philadel-
phis, for $500. The horse was by Jing-a-
Ling, formerly owned by James Diver.
Fewer Gallons; Wears Longer; Devoe.*
An exhibition of moving pictures will
; be given in Odd Fellows Hall this Fri
day evening by Findley Braden. Forty
per cent will 90 to the public school Ii
brary fund.
More than one hundred men have been
laid off at Carney Point Powder Works
in the past two weeks and told to look
for work elsewhere as they would not. be
needed before next March.
The early truckers are astir for next
years crops. Manure is being bought.
spread and turned under. 1t is said that
1875 carloads more of manure have been
shipped over the Penn's Grove Branch
than at this time last year.
Emily Elouise Garrison, daughter of
the late Daniel J. and Rebecca B. Gar.
rison died on Nov. 9TH, 1905, at Trenton.
Services at st. Georges Church, on Fri
day, 10th, at II A. M. Interment pri.
vate at st. Georges Cemetery.
White Pine Balsam, the best for coughs
and colds at Johnson's drug store. y
The gift of a hose carriage from Will
mington to PENIS Grove shows a big
contrast to the fighting gang Wilmington
use to send over between twenty and
thirty years ago on July 4th, to clean out
the town, but they always got the worst
of the battle.
The consolidation of the municipal
elections with the fall elections was new
or popular with the people and should be
abolished because there is no economy in
it and it was made in the interest of ma
chine politics. 1t makes too much red
tape in making nominations.
The baseball season closes with Penn's
Grove uphead. Swedesboro came to
Penn's Grove last Saturday and got beat
en- by q score 6 to 3. AS Swedesboro
had beaten Paulsboro and other towns
and PENIS Grove had also beaten Pauls-
boro that puts Penn's Grove uphead.
Fine toilet articles and fine stationery
At Johnson's drug store.
The annual State Sunday-school con-
vention will meet i'll Atlantic City, at St.
Paui's M. E. Church, on Tuesday, Nov
ember l4th, continuing three days.
Among the speakers will be the Interna-
tional Secretary, Mr.. Marion Lawrance,
Prof. M. G. Brumbaugh, Miss Florence
Ben-Oliel, and Governor Stokes. Prom
nient officers of the state association will
also take part. The general secretary,
Rev. E. NJ. FERGUSON, s35 Broad Street,
Newark, is distributing programs and
credentials, and expects the largest and
best convention the association has ever
held.
FoR HATs-Go to DUBELL, the halter,
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington,
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city.
If you are thinking of buying a
piano and will write to Blasius & Sons
W~arerooms, 1016-lOl8 Chestnut st., Phil
adelphia, they will send you their book,
Popular Styles of New Pianos," $15(
up. Or if you will ask for Bargain
Circular" they will send you their list
OF bargains in used pianos.
Its q good idea to give your patron
age to home industries. Do not forge
that the Blasius industry is located in
Woodbury., NJ.