The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-12-28
Several cases of scarlet fever and
dlphtheria are reported in our city.

Several cases of scarlet fever aud
diphtheris are reported in our city.
MIR. John Crawley, of Deevan street,
won 90 pound turkey in a rsffie on
Christmas eve.
There is excellent skating on the
river and island creek, in this city, and
large number have been taking advantage
of it every day this week.
Several parties in town have taken
advantage of the cold weather and are
filling their ice houses with ice, ranging
from four TO six inches thick.
-sLambertville Puffs" are the go.
Kline, Bridge street, sells them. o 10.
Mrs. Kate G. Coon, widow of John
C. Coon, had an unfortunate fall in Flem-
ington last Wednesday morning week,
breaking one of the small bones in her an
kle.
The pig chase on Christmas after
noon was quite largely attended, Mr..
Thomas Banchoff succeeded 10 capturing
his pigship and was awarded So and the
pig.
Frank Jovey, Italian shoemaker
living 10 Stockton, stole an evercoat from
Dawson s. Dilts' store, in Stockton, last
Saturday. 1t belonged to Philip Rocka
fellow. He was arrested.
The strip of land of 40 acres situate
west of Pennington, and known as "The
Mullen Hill'' property of the late John II.
Capner, has been sold by the heirs to ia
cob r. Vert.
Cabinet size photos. finished very
fine, So per dozen, made by Fritz, Lam
bertville, N. J. 30-5t
"A fox-chase was 10 have taken place
IN Stockton, on Christmas day, but the
fox proved to be too tame for the so.caled
sport, and one of the dogs killed the fox
before it got started.
The second Tuesday 10 January next
the Legislature of New Jersey will meet
at Trenton, in their respective chambers
in the State House. The session prom
ises to be an interesting one.
About twenty -four members of Wash
ington Camp, No. /, P. o. s. of A., of
this city, at ended the New Hope M. E.
Church, last Sunday morning. An able
sermon was preached by the Pastor, Rev.
o. E. Stogdon.
For sale by s. f. MARTINDEIL, cor. York
and Clinton streets. If
MIR. Jacob Handy has taken up quar-
tiers at Stockion's furniture establishment,
where he is prepared to repair furniture,
do light jobs OF rev wood work, file saws,
sharpen tools, ard do various other odd
jobs in his line.
Pos, 20 Band rendered a screnadc TO
David Holcomhe and wife, on Perry ST.,
on Wednesday evening of last week. Mr..
II. and his wife had fine treat ready for
the band, which they, Of course. knew
how to handle.
The river was frozen over OF this
place on Thursday night of last week
the first time in eight years, and il The
cold weather continues few days, teams
will he able to cross on the ice. II is now
being csossed by foot passengers.
With many clergymen, public speak
ers, singers and actors, Ayers Cherry
Pectoral is the favorite remedy for hearse-
ness and all affections OF the vocal or.
gans, throat and lungs. Its anodyne and
expectorant effects are promptly realized.
The Y. p. s. of G. E., of the New
Hope Presbyterian Chapel have engaged
the Bliss Quartette, and Prof. Stannard,
banjoist, to give an entertainment at Ly-
ceum Hall, in this city, on Friday evening,
Jan. 18th next. This will be a musical
treat Of exceptional excellence.
-Skunks are said TO be as plenty in the
bright and lively little town of Glen Gard
ner as cobble stones on the Spruce Run
wagon road. Que day last week two men
dug five of these ''varmintsn out of one
hole. Another man sold $50 worth of
hides recently. -Hunterdon Democrat.
Simon Vanselous, living on the Joseph
Pickel farm below Frenchtown, had about
80 chickens stolen one night recently.
Twenty-one turkeys belonging to John w.
Lequear disappeared on Friday last. On
Monday night of last week valuable wolf
robe belonging to Andrew r. BELLS, was
taken from John Bellis' wagon-house.
Nothing more appropriate for a holt
day present then life-size portrait made
by Fritz, Lambertville. n 30 81
Benjamin Sandy, well-known in parts
of this county as yankee notion peddIer,
Is now an inmate of an Old GentlemeD's
Home 10 Philadelphia. Mr. Sandy was
on the road selling goods for about fifty
years. He formerly drove large two
horse peddler wagon, and carried large
stock Of goods. He was born In England.
Premature badness may be prevent
ed and the hair made to grow on heads
already bald, by the use OF Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Remover.