The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-02-18
You can get genuine Indian remedie.

You can get genuine Indian remedies
at Holcombe Hall, for three weeks.
Mrs. Burroughs Mathews and daugh-
ter have moved from Pennington, to this
city.
Mrs. Sherman Evans, of this city, is
spending few days visiting relatives at
Phillipsburg.
Many bad silver dollars are afloat.
They are 10 per cent. too light, and are
made of tin and anthony.
AT the horse sale held at the hotel OF
VIM. Fl. Force, Pennington, recently, the
entire lot was sold, IS in all, averaging
$l48 each.
Unique, pleasing and strictly refined,
are the entertainments rendered by the
Kickapoo Medicine Company, at Hol-
combe Hall.
New Jersey has land surface OF
1915 square miles, of which Morris has
47o miles, Sussex 525, Warren 800 and
Hunterdon 434.
Myers & Pinkerton, OF Frenchtown,
have purchased a tract OF timber land of
John A. Carroll, of Grover, Delaware
township, which they are engaged in cut
ting off
Many of the farmers of Hunterdon
county are complaining that their poultry
yards are being invaded by foxes, and
they ask the legislature to restore the
bounty for the destruction of these ami
mails.
John s. Corson, an employee in the
spoke and wheel factory of Slack s. Hol-
combe, in Frenchtown, met with seri-
GUS accid Mt by his hand coming 10 con-
tact with circular saw, one day last
week.
-Lambertvllle Council, No. CT, Jr. o.
U. A. NJ, will attend in body the cele-
bration Of Washington's Birthday. on
Monday, Feb. %, at Trenton. On this
occasion there will be parade, composed
of all the Councils of the State.
An ill-ft,ipg harness or collar will
chsfe or gall any horse, and any harness
will do so when sweat and dirt are allow
ed to dry into the harness, which by de-
ing. All harness should be oiled at regu-
lar intervals.
The entertainments given by the
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Company, No.
II, under the management Of "Wyoming
Jim," at Holcombe Hall. for three weeks,
are strictly refined. Best seats for ladies
aud their escorts, free.
-Ex-Sberiff ]. p Rittenhouse, who for
some years past has been conducting the
hotel at Ringoes, has sold out TO John
Burns, of Point Pleasant, Pa. 1t will be
remembered that Mr.. Burns some two
years ago conducted the hotel al Pitts
town, In this county.
An exhibition will be given. by the
Mount Range Public School, w. B. Reep,
principal, on Friday evening, February
goth, in the school house, West Amwel.
The exhibition given last November was
very successful, and this will be equally
so. Tickets 10 cents.
The contest for the ladies' watch, at
the P. o. S. of A. Band fair, held at Ly-
ceum Hall, last week, was close one,
Miss Eva Naylor winning by one cent
over the next highest, she having collect
ed $4l.65; Miss Jennie Horn, $4l.04,
and Miss Ada Crabb, $40. 35.
"A splendid free exhibition of art
needle work is now open in The store on
Union street, formerly conducted by Mis-
SEES Barber s. Britain, and will continue
during every day ard evening OF this
week. The ladies of this city and viciDi-
W are invited 10 call and see it, day or
evening.
The same officials WHO conducted the
Fall elections will also conduct the next
town meetings. The registry lists will
be revised and all voters must be register
ed. Those who have changed their place
Of residence from one polling district to
another will have to see that their names
are so registered or they will be preclud-
ed from voting.
An exchange well remarks: "a pub
lie sale is never thoroughly advertised un-
less it is advertised in the local newspaper.
The average citizen hardly takes the time
while al the store, hotel, ETC., to read u
dozen or more sale bills. He expects to
see the sale advertised 10 his local paper,
and will read 1t carefully In the evening
or at other leisure time"
While Mr. Charles d. Akers, in the
employ OF Geo. w. Arnett, was hauling a
large steam pump weighing 6, $3.50 pounds
from the depot to the William Mann Pa
per Mills in this city, yesterday, and
while crossing the bridge over the race
way Of the mill, the hind wheels OF the
truck upset, throwing them and the
pump into the race. The water was
drawn this morning out of the raceway,
sosss to get the pump out Mr.. Akers
was somewhat bruised by jumping from
the truck to save himself and horses, but
not seriously.
Special entertainment, Thursday eve
ming, at Holcombe Hall. Admission TO
all 10 cents.