The Penn's Grove record., 1896-01-24

Grove.
Feb. ls--Second Combination sale at PENIS
Grove.
Johnson's Velvet Cream is inei =
DR.. Doolittle extracts teeth without
pain.
Carp are scarce and have advanced to
&c a pound, because the demand is good.
Richard Lummis r~ejoices at tile ar
rival Of q fine son with a tooth all ready
to eat with.
About thirty five young folks made
merry at George Shultz's on Wednes-
day evening.
ConuEdrums many are trying to solve:
who Is Higher Morality, who is Athlete,
who is Agnostic and now who is Opin-
ionist.
Skates at Bricks hardware Store. y
The sturgeon skiff, cabin, float, cav
lar house OF the late Geo. M. Pyle will
be sold next Wednesday at 10t o'clack.
While a rain came on Thursday, yet
the former part Of this month was the
driest and most dusty January many
IA remember.
Jon. L. Dalbow has bought the farm
owned by the late William Dolbow,
dec, near Courses Landing, Of Mr..
Dolbow's brother and sisters.
A masquerade party will be held in
Turner's hall next Saturday evening,
Feb. LIST, for the benefit Of the Baptist
Mite Society. All invited. Admis-
sion SC.
DIR. Doolittle, Dentist, will be at
Johnson's pharmacy Penn's Grove,
every Saturday.
PENIS Grove was we'll represented at
the Inauguration. Among those pres
ent vera j. D. Whitaker, J. D. Torton,
Asa G. Turner and daughter Mamie,
Edward Justice, Harry Barber, w. D..
Torton, Geo. Hancock, Albert and
Samuel Sparks, Vincent Sparss.
George Kille'sson Gideon, aged about
10 years. died on Wednesday evening
with scarlet rash, the disease which
has affected both old and young iu this
region for about two months. This
Friday morning Mrs. Ida Barber, wife
of Gilbert Denny, died with the same
disease.
Capt. Samuel Hughes, of the fruit
steamer Laurada, who has been on trial
at Charleston, s. G., fcs casfying arms
and ammunition to tue Cubans, was
acquitted on Thursday, by the jury af-
ter not more than twenty minutes of
consultation. 1t was thought that the
Laurada was to have taken the Cubans
captured in Penn's Grove last August,
IL size had not broken down before
reaching Penn's Grove.
DR.. Do0little makes the best set Of
teeth for 1850. At Penn's Grove every
Saturday.
The demand for sweet potatoes has
been better this week, but the price has
fallen to s.. 80, which is fairly proita.
BILE. In fact late sweet potato raisers
In Salem county have had a better year
The past season than for three years, as
a rule. One farmer tells us he got
about 500 an acre off Of his, another
over 500 and another that he never had
such Il good year. II was the early and
not the late truckers who did SO poorly.
The Werner Primer a copy of which
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and easiest book we aver have seen for
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