The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-01-15
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1t is said that the juice of the pine
apple squeezed out and taken at intervals
will cure the worst case of diphtheria.
"A milk diet is recommended by we'll
known physicians as cure for the grip.
This is certainly cheap and inviting
remedy.
MIR. Lambert Brink, one of King
woods enterprising farmers, plowed a
field for corn last week. The land was
in good order for blowing.
-Messrs. A. B. and E. II. Holcombe,
of this city, have purchased the farm of
their father, A. P. Holcombe, deed, in
West Amwell township.
Mrs. Eliza Stockton. widow of the
late s. G. Stockton, and mother ofSamuel
Stockton, of this city, died on Sunday
morning.
On Thursday evening of last week
Post 20 Band of this city, gave their Urea
surer, Warren B. Cummings, serenadc.
They were handsomely entertained.
The New Jersey Editorial Associa-
ton will hold its 34th annual meeting at
the State Street House, Trenton, on Mon
day, February Sd, at Il o'clock, A. NJ.
The United States Senate has passed
bill increasing the pensions of soldiers
and sailors who are totally helpless from
injuries or disease contracted in the SER
vice to $72 per month
WIN. Duckworth, of Annandale, this
county, dug his Winter potatoes last
Wednesday and reports the crop very
good. In the Fall they were not worth
digging.
AN extra train passed through this
city last Sunday carrying railroad men to
the funeral of Richard Walton, the en-
gineer killed by the accident above
Phillipsburg or Tuesday of last week.
Senator Everitt, of this county, has
taken rooms at the American House,
Trenton. He occupies rccm Nc. q. As
semblyman Martin occupies room rs at
the same house, and Assemblymau Trim
mer room 80.
"A young son of Mr.. W. Haywood
Myers, Superintendent of the Belvidere
Division, aged about years, died of scar
let fever on Tuesday morning, in this city.
Mr.. Myers has been sick for three or four
days but is improving.
AT the NJ. E. Church, next Sunday
morning, Rev. j. II. Boswell will begin
course of sermons on Biblical biography,
subject, Noah. In the evening, the last
sermon 10 the course on Evenings with
Jesus, subject, "Parting Words" Illu-
s,rated by paintings.
AN exchange says the present Winter
somewhat resembles that of 1858. There
was hardly show of ice until about the
middle Of February, when severely cold
weather set in and continued for more than
month, with plenty of ice for filling ice
houses.
1t is reported in the Trenton papers
that cock fight between Lambertville
and Trenton birds, took place near Bor-
dcntown, last Saturday night, in which
1000 changed hands. About 800 per-
sons were present.
"A new arrival of choice Chairs for
the Holiday trade, all to be sold at low
prices, at CARVER & WILLIAMS. Dec. 18
We again call attention to the almost
general practice of our advertisers and
news gathcrers of waiting until publica-
ton day before sending in copy. This
puts us 10 great Inconvenience and often
delays publication. Hereafter advertis-
ers who desire changes in their standing
advertisements must send in the copy by
Tuesday morning to ensure its appearance
in the issue Il the following Wednesday.
The stockholders of the Hunterdon
County Fruit Exchange, located at Jut-
land, have declared dividend of per
cent. Besides this dividend the exchange
has undivided profits in the hands of the
Treasurer of nearly $500. This is an ex-
celent showing and speaks well for its
officers and general managers.
The great popularity of Ayers Pills
as a cathartic is due no less to their
promptness and efficacy than to their
coating of sugar and freedom from all in
furious effects. Children take them readi-
ly. See Ayers Almanac for this year,
just out.
The Great Eastern Feather Renova-
ting Co. is now located on Franklin st.
and New Brunswick Avenue, Lambert
vile, where they are prepared TO clean old
and new Notwithstanding all impure
tics, making them as good as new. All
are invited to call and see our mode Of
work. Our agents will call for and de-
liver work free OF charge.
PATTERSON & Bro, Proprietors.
There will be three eclipses this year,
two Of the sun and one of The moon; also
a touching of the moon. The latter oc-
ours on June 8, at 1:19 A. NJ, visible
here. Eclipse of the sun on June II at
4:5s A. h., invisible here; partial eclipse
Of the moon on November 26, at s:83 A.
NJ, invisible here; eclipse of the sun on
December IL, at 1914 A. NJ, invisible
here.
We confidently recommend Mr.. Geo.
e. Snediker, Of N. Warren St., Masonic
Temple) Trenton, as worthy Of the conf
dence of our readers. His statements
may be relied upon, and when he offers
to sell new piano fully warranted for
$l75 and a fine organ for 500, and other
instruments in proportion, our readers
may depend upon getting them as repre-
scented. He is agent for several first-class