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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

Beat 1t! Beat IT., BEAT IT.u
You Cant Beat It-It's the
L0EWE TRACT.
Bounded BY Edinburgh and Munich sts. Russia
and France avs. Excelsior district. San Fran
Lots 2sIioo. 1915. 500. 1925; S down. IS .
Fine corner. $500. $3.50. 500: $40 down. $40
q month.
&c, busy on these nowi They won't last long.
Take Polk. Lzrkfn, onondzga av. or San Ma
tee; cemeteries or Ingleside car TO Mission st:
Vienna st Come Sunday Don't forget IT.
T. F. A OBERMEYER. Agent.
20 Van Ness Az. cor. Grove ST Tel. Market S229.
Call or send postal for folder ''B- -
s.. 351s1. 900 cash; nice cottage and lot 251i2O;
beautiful garden, flowers; 146 Boyce ST OF Pr.
Lobcs av Call today; owner leaving city.
FOR sale-Barg.in: lot 25z12o, with house part
ly completed: 10 minutes walk from cariIae.
Address W. c.. room 2. 1o5 Perry ST
$500 buys house. furniture and lot 25xl12:s:
81. 500 buys house and lots; bargains In
quira 24s Golden State aT-, Ingleside-
FOR ssie-First class cigar store: genuine bar
gain: act quick: snap. Address box A. Call
LOT and Improvements So Albion sv OF 18Th
ST. bet. Valencia and Guerrero; no agents; bar
gain
J. A. ADAMS. surveyor. s25 Bush St Phone
Douglas 2lo4
REAL ESTATE wANTED-city
WOULD Ike TO bay building lot in the park
district for cash: about $500 Box 56s. Call
wASTED-Cheap lot or cats from saOeO 10
5000; location and price Box 437S. Call.
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<5.5o0-f4 acres full bearing choice orchard:
good rooms house and bzrn. On good serl1-
kled road, near Hayward. ahse1t owners
si-60o-21 acres. Il in cultivation: 2 good
flowing springs: neat 8 room house. barn.
Sl.000 worth osk wood, miles from r. +.
$50 per acre. rs acre ranch near Walnut
creek.
s7.ooe-cS3 acre foothin ranch: well fenced.
small house: barn; 21s miles from R r sta
tion: s5.600.
HUGH ~ CAMERON. loss Broadway. oak
land Cal
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GRIDLEY. BfgFs snd sunset co,onIe-Chosee
fruit alfalfa and orange Irrigated lands, sold
on easy terms For particulars cali address
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This buys fats esst OF Baker ST.; lot .
1875; total price only $500.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

TO-DAY BUILDING COSTS 40 PER CENT
LESS THAN FORMERLY DON'T DELAY
YOUR BUILDING. We STRONGLY URGE
YOU 10 TAKE ADVANTAGE or THE PRES
ENT I.OW RATES Or MATERIAL SEND
FOR -OUR LIST OF PROPERTY FOR SALE,
CoNTAINING A NUMBER OF CHOICE
BUILDING lots AT VERY REASONABLE
FIGURES.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

NOW COVERS $500 ACRES
ef tie FerT best land n Caiifo-nia. and later
ais have been run 20 zach 40 acres: 1901 prod
sets were Alfalfa. SEQ to SIS per acre: pru1es
and pears. $3.50 10 sJ15 per acre. oranges. $3.50
70 <1,eoo PER acre every vegetable. fruit.
grain or grass does well kere: well drained: !:
very hsxithful; malaria; Glenn and Noiasz
countless west side OF Sacramento river
Our special offer to close out the Boggs tract
Is Sl-50 per acre per mo1th- including taxes
and interest our best 500 land; Join our
excursion SATURDAY afternoon. Write fer box
let Z. NJ WOOSTER CO., 7o2 Market So
Office open wednesday and Friday evenings
after O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

SACRIFICE eale-CottaEe OK , large rooms. fur
nlste1. f1e marine view. blocks from cars AZ
Ingesidc, oUner going 20 leave the state snd
must sell price reduced % s. .ola. On terms.
Owner, JOHN MURPHY. 20 Grafton ST, get
0r 81. Nirznsr sv- I1giestte-
A BARGAIS-Sew cottage. roomS large hail
Ent hath. modem. frr class finish. corner
lor Zsx-0o. zrand unobstrIcted view. Owner
3 I.orer TerrEce cor. Iun0 ST. e4s< of Greek
statue Oiymp.s1 hfii
ROTHERAEIs & CO. "a Russ building
have sorne rood bargains Il city property also
Eorees and lots n Berkeley. Oakland and Ala
r1eda Get o1r new cstalog1e-
e. 7ooo-Elexant psir q aats Just completed on
east side ot zfh ar- bet ard sta Apply
Z o1 prSziEeHs
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

81. .0oo-40 acres. highly improved Homestead
room house. barn. orchard, garden: land parity
IN crop; 500 egg incubator. $50 chickens;
nursery, 1000 trees acres potatoes com.
piere salmon and herring fishing outft nets
boats, etc; personal property worth more thar
price asked 2 miles from good sized towr
with boat landing. KREDo. 10 Sd 81.
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CITY REAL EsTATE-Conttnued
CITY REAL EsTATE-ContInued
MADISON & BURKE.

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BARGAIS-s15.eO0 cash; reduced: Il spar1-
neats of ? and roons and bath. private
baths. coIonial fixtures tapestry parIors pspel
snd hesDed halls and living -oous china clos
ets. book cases and open Hr~places; separate
apartments f0r carefsker. oet income now $500
being - per cent net OF equity: balance sl0-
co sr Per ce1t: average rental SIS Call
forris st. close 70 and inside OF Van Ness
ave You Just ouEEt 70 see them. KANE &
Co. 2l5 Moufgonery ct.
NOW Is the time u you want 70 buy fats.
can show yOl new fats up 70 date that can
be bought for 5000 that brings in 10 per
cent 81 Investment See owner at 20 BoFd
St. od Chesiey. bet 7th and Sth. Harrison
and BRYANT
ROSS GLES.'' short walk up Shady lane from
Ross siatl01; cheapest and choicest lots n
koss valley. open or shaded. terms A L
SILLlAG- owner premises
YOUR title restored under. NcEneney act; So
CALVIN, s3s De.bsrt block, es4 vsa Ness az
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18

Oi WniUn iUiIvs..m.n..
g Hall. Over a hundred were present.
40 to J. U. Layton's for your Christ
rs balls. 4
Cut glass and plated ware in choice
ssigns at d. Sheets Jewelry store. X
Christmas and New Year Post Cords.
ationary and Fancy Articles at John
MS Drug Store.
A wireless telegraph station will be
ected at Carney Point Powder Works
connect with the wireless station on
e dupont building in Wilmington for
e to communicate between the Com
,ny's offices.
The brick round house in which the
comotives were housed at PENIS Grove
being demolished. OF late larger loco
olives have been put on the road,
hich could not go into the house which
rmerly would hold four. .
Fine Christmas Candies in Fancy Box
for sale at Johnson's Drug Store. Il
1 will have spruce pine and balsam
r Christmas trees for sale about the
9TH or 2lst. S. R. Bowen, 31S Harmony
Choice stock of bracelets, signet rings
untain pens, breast pens, stick pins,
i'd a general line of Jewelry, at b.
ieets's.
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Fur Coats

For a really handsome Fur Coat the outlay is most likely
nu ch less than you may think; We are offering Real Russian
PoLly Goats, guaranteed best French dye, in a fII line of sizes.
at 100 each. They are Sc inches long and lined with SINNERS
) q, Other lengths and grades up to S135.
Caracul Coats, So inches long, $50.
Blended Siberian Squirrel Coats, $l35.
Broadcoth Coats, squirrel lining, $45.
AS comparison is the best test of real value, we would h
glad to have our Fur Garments compared in price and quality
with any that you may see anywhere. These Goats make ideal
gifts.
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Reliable Furs

Ask US any question you may have in mind regarding any
Fur Scarf and Mutt that we offer you, and you can rest as
sured you will be told all the truth regarding it.
Only the most reliable and standard kinds can be found
here. Prices are most fair, considering quality. Variety can
not be excelled anywhere. Many shapes Scarfs and Pillow
and Rug Mufs in the following Furs: Black Lynx, Black Fox,
Persian Lamb, Persian Paw, Russian Pony, Astrakhan, Blended
and Natural Siberian Squirrel, japanese Mink, Eastern, Black
Marten, Isabella Fox and Sable Fox. Nothing that Won mioht
select would be more appreciated as a Christmas present.
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Public Sale
OF
Personal Property
viii be sold at public sale on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1903


TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1903
At the residence Of the subscriber, on the
from the former place. all the following de-
scribed personal property:
HORSES AND COLI-FiYe head: Bay mare.
Belle, coming $ years old, sound, kin and
gentle, Will work in all harness: Harry and
Lady, brother and sister, q splendid team /;
bay mare, Belle, a good al around animal.
The above horses are not afraid of automobiles
ana are q, IL. in all harness. One colt, 6
months old.
P0NY-one pony, 3years old, a little pet,
CATTLE-Ten head cows and heifers. One
with calf-by her side. the others coming into
pront ID the spring. TWO bulls.
WAGoNs-0ne iron axle wagon, ~ inch
These wagons arc practically new, l stalk
wagon, l cart, l market wagon, l surrey. l
buggy wagon bodies, 2 sets shelyings.
MACHINERY AND TOOLS-McCormick
DlnQers McC0FH1ck mower, hay tedder, hay
rake, Crown drill, steel roller, wheel cultiva.
tor, 3horse Oliver riding piow, 2horse South
BEND pioW, ganglpIow, 8 hoe h8rrows, tomato
seed SUwer, Weeder Acme harrow. corn mark
er; potato planter, potato digger, wheel bar
row. grass Seeder, hand seeder, 5 horse power
gasoline engine, 10 inch fodder cutter, with 40
foot carrier; circular saw, rip saw table, New
Holland iced mil, cornsheller. grindstone,
qaadrants. So new baskaedtss3 e6gdf- zfgi 6bs agke arg 8
log or stalk chains, stalk knives. stalk tight
ener. scoop shovel, post hole. digger, spades,
sh0Ycls, forks, seythes, 2 Paris green guns.
lay mower, beetle and wedges. hay fork rope
and blocks, erosscut saw, cr0WbarNOt Of sacks
and9bags, 3 ladders.
BLACKSMITH T0OLS-One drill, sci
feed blowers, tire nOLs, anvil tire shrinsag,
iron vice, tool stand, hammers, t0ngs, punch
sledgeS and blocks and many other articles
mentioned. -
POTATOES, CABBAGE, CELERY, EE
50 baskets OF potatoes, $50 heads cabba4
Of celery, AZ cedar bean poles. lot Of eli
eoops, fattening coop. r0osting house, n
lumber, lot OF fence pickets, lot OF shingN
horSe|tr0ughs, 1cordS of Wood ready fpiH
stove, garden plOw. @
HARNESS-Set double carriage barneS
SETS single buggy harness, collars, han
lines, blankets buffalo robe, breeching 49,
mes, cart harness, iynets, etc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-Royal oak bed
room suit, ash he'd room suit, iron bedstead,
oak e%hitfOnIer, ! old bureau, l golden oak book
case, l desk, morris chair, oak center table,
parlor table, organ extension table, oak side
board, dining chairs. SeWingmachine, cOucheS,
rocking chairs, tables, bureau, bedsteads, mat
~tresses, 2 parlor lamps, stoves, double heater
wood stove, Quaker Capital raHge, No. s, new
gasoline stove, ice cream freezer, lot of dishes.
pots and pans, lot OF jars and other articles
not mentioned.
sale to commence at Il O'Clock, noon,
C0NDITIONS-A credit of nine months
wili be given on all sums of $40 by giving
note with approved security. SO and under
cash at close ofsale.
HENRY GARDINER.
Harry Lippineott. Auctioneer.
samuel Allen and Henry Richman. Clerks,
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noroneh 800

iegalar. meeting Of the Boroue
aaoii was he'd TUESDAY ev.aing
rnc5.faeH Iong fatH1aT S.e =
~ wefe p4s4Ia snG js~9f G"hrteg
sided.
.zte4lt bil.s ae4a ~ peie .n-
ligg la sE LlaL. sai p,. -t
plugs beng FilO3. 9 eto
IS 35o9 q.
Ire Chief David Johnson with other
nbers OF tine fire company were pres
and asked for what assistance the
neil would give the Liberty Fire
1pany. On motion the 5000 approp-
. on raised by taxation this year for
was ordered paid over to
Fire Co. With this amount and
1 st they have Oh band the Company
finish paying for their chemical ell
e ordinance to regulate the laying of
and cutters was introduced and
d.
a voted to get of Capt. w. P.
hit a barge load of ground asphalt as a
trial use the streets. 1t will cost 75c a
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18
Neckwear

During the entire year, and particularly at Christmas time.
our sales Of Women's Neckwear are always ]arge-thus far
this holiday time our sales excel all previous records. Larger
and better assortments than ever must be the reason. STYLES
and colorings suited to every individual taste, as well as to every
occasion and style gown. You viii be astonished for how
little you can secure q dainty trimming for the neck.
Large showing at 25c, soc, 75c. $l00, Sl.25, 81 SO. $500
and upwards to $3.50 each, The lines of real Irish Crochet
Neckwear and Imported Crepe Scarfs are both complete.
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Beddings for Gifts

Nothing would make gift more to be appreciated than
netting selected from our Bedding Department For a
psf modest outlay you make a selection here that is bound to
ease.
White Wool Blankets, So 95 to $40 a pair.
Down Quilts. SIS. 90 so $15.
White Spreads, $l.00 to $3.50.
Cotton-flled Comfortables, 81 90 and upwards.
Crib Blankets for as $l.00 a pair.
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Board of Freeholders

At the December meeting of the Board
of F%reelolders, Mr.. Freas, auditor OF the
Surrogates accounts, since that office had
been put Oh the salary basis for the year
ending November Is, 1908, reported that
the salary account was $2,660, expenses
S322.11, total s. ,9S2.11. The receipts
were So, S99.42, showing a loss OF $3.50.
He stated that the business for the year
az
count there were supplies which would
not have to he purchased every year.
Mr.. WestcotI inade-a motion that as
Mr.. Freas has been a faithful and eff
cent Worker at the Court House since
last May and had given a great deal of
his time to the county for which he
had presented no bills that a compensa-
ton OF $50 be paid him b., the county
i'll recognition of his good services. The
| motion was seconded by MIR. Louns-
bury and carried UNANIMOUSLY.
MIR. Lounsbury then made a motion
that Mr.. Westcott also deserved $50
as he also had been a faithful worker
and this motion AS also carried unan.
imously.
A letter from Captain l.. H. Rand, Of
the U. s.. War Department stating that
he has again been receiving complaints
that there are no lenders, tenders nor
lights at the Courses Landing Bridge
and asking that the Board state what
can be done to remedy the matter. Upon
motion a committee OF three, Messrs.
Bdrk, Summerill and Lounsbury, were
appointed to visit the Captain at Will
.mington and explain the circumstances
to him.
Clerk Ford stated that his minute
book is filled and that if the Board
were going to purchase a typewriter it
would require another kind of book
than if the minutes were written. A
motion was made and carried that Clerk
Ford purchase a typewriter for the sum
of $1S5,
Director Ayres appointed Messrs.
Burk, Freas, and Gray to audit the
County Oolleetnr's accounts and Messrs.
Batten, Smick and Urireom TO audit the
Surplus Revenue account.
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PERSONAL MENTION AND SOCIAL NOTE
4
The WhereaboutsF And Doings OF
Good People You Know


George Leach Of Paulsboro, was a visi-
tor in Penn's Grove on Wednesday
Alvin Smith spent Saturday and Sun
day with friends i'll Chester.
Mrs. Walter johnson is entertaining
her sister, Miss Elsie Rice, Of Tyron,
Pa.
Robert Nicholson, of Wilmington, was
an o~ver-Sunday visitor with his cousin
Robert Hearn.
John Denny, of Philadelphia, was an
over. Sunday visitor with relatives in
Penn's Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Smith spent last
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Duffy in P%aulsboro.
Mrs. Clara Sparks and daughter Ella
of Pedricktown, spent Wednesday with
relatives in PENIS Grove.
Hollis Ashcraft of Bangor, Pa, has
been spending a few days with his
NJ Hannah Achnraft.
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kEMMARD & CO
Holiday Buying

Where to buy and what to buy are two perplexing ques-
tonSs BY coming here both are solved at once. In no previous
Hoh9day have our stocks been as large and complete as now.
wore s'han ever our attention is being directed to the offering
q usel nl articles for gifts. Careful and p~ainstaking service all
over the store. No vexatious delays in the selling OF delivery
departments. The occasional annoyances that are bound to
teleeps IN are given instant attention and adjustment. In SO
tar aN possible we would suggest the morning hours as the best
Tor YOUR shopping.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18
Leather Goods

Before selecting anything in Leather Bags, Purses, Wal.
lets OF Bill Rolls, you should see our very extensive line. All
haeffom the best makes Ill the line, and all are selected with
and frames. We don't believe it possible Tor you to see a
ter line than here, Every price idea is represented at 25c
$40 each, with every in-between price.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1908.
HOME HAPPENINGS.
,anes are being put on the rear

Fire escapes are being put on the rear
4 Odd Fellows Hall.
The first snow of the season on Thurs
ay morning turned to rain, sleet and
nd.
A big lot of Christmas goods at j. @.
.ayton's.
Jon. Dalbow and Harvey Sayers sold
1000 yards OF greens and received
4 per thousand.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18
Garments News

Aside from the number of Garments that come in nicely
pr gifts, as Rain Coats, EAening Wraps, Waists and ChIdren's
coats, we are showing a most excellent line of Women's and
iisses Suits and Goats. Even though the season is well adj
lanced, we are still receiving shipments Of Suits and Coats.
hose who have deferred buying until late will still find here
nough styles to satisfy their ideas.
Suits, $40 to $50. Goats, $40 to $35.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
w. c. I. U. Notes

IN Monday evening the w. G. T. U.
d a parlor meetine at the home of Mrs.
hard Richardton,. Mrs. S~teeiman- Cd
antic City was introduced by Miss
by our County president. The gath
lg listened with great interest and
assure as Mrs. Steelman gave a short
lress of the proceedings at the Nation
convention held at Denver. All en-
"a : light lunch aD3 eoe'sl
aLg nay0 ct.r irlena.s.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18
Death of Rev. B. F. Sheppard

Rev. B. F. Sheppard, aged 43 years,
pastor of the Tabernacle M. E. Church,
at Erma, died Thursday night 10th, at
the Methodist Hospital, Philadelphia,
where he had undergone an operation.
The remains were brought to bis home
and funeral services were held at the
church of which he was pastor, after
which the body was taken to Lakewood
for interment. Mr.. Sheppard was a ma
tive OF Bridgeton where he began his life
as a glassblower, and entered the minis
try about ter. years ago. He has a son
who is a student in Pennington Semin-
MIR. Sheppard was pastor at Auburn
some years ago.
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18

The December term was called Tues
day morning in tie newly built Court
House in Salem. The room is not finish
ed, so it was held beneath the painters
seaffolding with the furniture placed tenn
porerily:
Sherln Ratten returned his first
The Penn's Grove record., 1908-12-18
An Interesting Institute
Farmers Received Valuable lnstrucs
ton From Able Lecturers.

The two days Farmers Institute at
Woodstown last Friday and Saturday was
well attended Notwithstanding the rain
and full OF interest. 1t was 3neld under
the supervision Of the New Jersey State
Board OF Agriculture, cooperating with
the county boards and oranges. Arrayed
before the footligllts i'll the Opera House,
were rows of fine fruit and vegetables,
Elght-pound turnips, corn, ears, sixteen
inches long and white potatoes, so
large that thirty filed a truck basket,
were exhibited. John G. Borton, presi-
dent OF the Salem County Board Of
Agriculture, opened the season.
Edward Van Alsytne, who owns a
4OO acre dairy farm at Undertook, N.
Y, addressed the meeting on the fer
tlllty OF the soil and gave the farmers
many new points on how to pillow a
field for various crops.
DR.. Z. w. Brodhead, of Montrose, Pa,
gave an address OH his twenty five-year
observations in horse breeding. lie
said that the care of the horse should
t7 1.-The country schools.
III session was we'll attend
ae rain. Secretary Dye
t address .on teachings of
Z. G. Hulsart, of Mata-
I'D the farmers how to sue
asparagus. Mr.. Van Ais
ed how to start and MAIN
Brodhead gave some prac-
the care and management;
the village and esn the
= EE r
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Medicine that Is Medicine

81 have auffered a good deal with ma
laria and stomach complaints, but L
nave now found a remedy that keeps
me well, and that remedy is Electric
Bitters: a medicine that is medicine for
stomach and liver troubles, and for run
down condition." says VIZ Kiestler, Of
Halliday, Ark. Electric sBitters purify
and enrich the blood, tone up the nerves,
and impart vigor and energy to the weak.
Your money will will be refunded if it
fails to help You. SOC at Johnson's drug
tore.
For Hats go to Dubell the halter;
No. 2 East Third Street, Wilmington
Largest stock and lowest prices in that
city. 9-25-3
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cMNT 4 worm gOLUmw

Advertisements published in this column
iiof one cent a word FOR first insertion and
halt a cent a word each subsequent inser.
Gioif. Minimum price 15e for first insertion
ana l0c Tor subsequent Insertion. Cash
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CHURCH NOTES
BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT

BETHEL METHODIST PROTESTANT
REV. II. r. BLACKwooD, Pastor
Morning subject Twentieth Century
ave Images" evening, GLOW to
arm the World"
The Christmas entertainment will be
Id on Christmas night and will consist
special musical selections, recita-
MS and exercises by the children.
EMMANUEL NJ. E. CHURCH
Rev. E. A. Miller, Pastor.
forming sermon, "The secret Of his
sence." Epworth League at Z z. NJ.
IN Doors that Call for Renewed Con
%ation," Miss Essie Strengthen Even
sermon "rhe Death OF a Soul"
Santa Claus at Miss Prim's, a young
ks Cantata WILDE given Christmas
in Emmanuel Church by the Sun
sev. b. c. Lippincott, OF Ocean Grove,
withstanding the fact that he is over
years old, preached one of his old
u forcible sermons in Emmanuel
lrch Sunday morning. District Su.
intendent J.. Morgan Read preached
ne eVeHliS. qoUu were IdlSeu.
1rs. Hannah Thompson Correll will
e a reading in Emmanuel Church
eelnber 18th.
ST. PAUL's METHODIST EPISCOPAL
J. Ward Gamble, ID. D., Pastor.
PASTORS subject Sunday morning;
ca ce, Good Will to Men. Some New
cas-" evening, Beginning of a Sc.
5 of Sunday night d~iscourses on
ONE Live Questions for Thoughtful
eople." Topic, "Whv Are Men Less
aligious than Women?'
The Sunday School will give their an.
II Christmas entertainment Christmas
., with a cantata entitled bright
ours at Carolville."
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. w. ]. Rutherford, Pastor.
forming subject 'IsraeI at the Red
)" evening Topic, "Cain and Abel
e Sunday School will have tlei
fistmas entertainment next Wed
e LIor n,~l@
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Educate yourself to save money by
onening an account in the Savings De-
nartment of the Penn's Grove National
Bahk, 1t will earn you 3 per cent inter-
at compound ~semi-annual and you can
draw on IA days notice.
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AS agent at Penn's Grove for UIer & English
OF Philadelphia, I am selling their G6iden
Irfsh, Y Y r.. Irish and tAe New York A. III.
Coy. Also, lines, leads corks, Smith Bros.
You can buy as cheap from me direct as from
Dnler 4 English, saving freight and other ex-
l2-f6t IS. HARRIS
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TOwnship settIement

me annual settlement Of the Committee Of
Upper Penns Neck Township viii he held II
central school House on Saturday, December
y, wv, &C 10 O'Clock A. NJ when ali bills should
~ u 53ehted. JOS. i. CLARK.
1AAozI Chairman
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Notice TO Fishermen

NOfn Nor Sale
About150 bushels in erib.at Courses Landtno
ABBY 20 Wa. Summerill, Penn's Grove. l2Ii
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addresses in the afternoon.
The following veterans OF Co. X, OF
Penn's Grove attended the reunion,
Messrs. Jas. D. Terton, Samuel NJ. Den.
ny, John Giblin, Jas. Hutchinson Isaac
z. Simkips and David G. Simpkins.
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HOUSE, Tor Sale
at northeast corner Of Harmony and Franklin
street Penn's Grove. A most desirable home
John Denny, 2l24 Market st. Philadelphia.
10-16tf.