The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-11-14

See them wake up the wrong man"
with the Phunny Phellows, Nov. 90.
lie performers, and as the advance
paper always says "every one STAR"
1T you have cares and troubles, drop
them for one night with "Phunny Phel.
lows"
Who are the "Phunny Phellows
See the programme, and then go see
them.
Every seat will be taken, so go to
Cochran's, and go carly. Admission, 25
cents; reserved seats without extra
charge.
Eleven new members were received
into the Pennington Baptist Church Sum-
day week.
The Ringoes Canning Factory put up
100000 cans of tomatoes during the season
recently closed.
On Monday last, the Common Pleas
Court convened for the trial of Justices
appeals.
-Trewin s. Co. are showing the finest
line OF Youman's style stiff hats for Fall
and Winter wear
Edward Fl. and Alfred B. H1lcombe
have sold their farm at Mount Airy, to
Alfred w. Lambert.
The semi.annual district Sunday School
Association of East and West Amwell will
be held at Wertsvle tomorrow evening.
-Epwortb League Prayer Meeting
Sunday al G. 80 P. M, led by MIS-. NJ Ii
Pascoe. Topic" Sin and Atonemenl. y
Purify your blood, tone up the sys
tenn and regulate the digestive organs by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. Sold by all
druggists.
All the tenants on farms of the Read-
ington Land Improvement Company CHE
Pidcock farms) have been notified by
Receiver Peter G. Schomp to vacate on
April LIST.
DIR. Battep, veterinary surgeon, is
about to remove from this city, having
received position with the Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals, 10
New York city.
Thirty. five lady and gentlemen friends
of Mr.. aud Mrs. Thatcher Heath gave
them a surprise party, at their residence
on Perry street, in this city, last Thurs
day night. The occasion was proved a
very enjoyable one.
The record of the Grant Dry Goods
Co. for the absolute truth in all their ad-
vertisements, makes the announcement OF
their special sale Of dress goods in anoth-
er column particularly attractive.
The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor, will give a concert in the lecture
room OF the Baptist church, on Thanks
giving evening, Nov. 20, 1894. The pro-
gramme will consist Of singing, recita-
tons, dialogues, motion songs, broom
drills and wbistling choruses. Tickets,
10 cents.
Mics Carrie Cummings is prepared to
do dress making, 10 Jefferson st. o24 81.
-Frenchtown Independent A public
road has recently been laid out by the sur
veyors of highways, commencing ct Idel,
near the grist mill of Henry Cook, and
running south along the Lacatong creek
to near the grist mill of Watson E. Kugler.
We learn that caveat has been filed
against the return.
Mn. EDITOR. about the "shot-
gun policy" on Tuesday last Republi-
can member of the County Executive
Committee went to the Second Ward
poles with colored voter, who was arm
ed with double barreled shot gun, load
ed to the muzzle with back shot, and ac-
companicd by a ferccious- looking hound
dog. The vote was taken without dis
sentipg voice. REPUBLICAN.
Kline still has a run on "LambertVllle
Puffs"--a first class segar at a low price.
Bryan Hough died at bic residence in
Frenchtown, last Sunday morning. He
had been resident of that place for many
wears, and had filed number Of the local
offices, having been post master, chosen
freeholder, secretary aud treasurer OF the
Alexandria Delaware Bridge Company,
&c. He had been ticket agent several
years at the railroad station. Fer many
years he was a member OF Lilly Encamp-
mcnt of Patriarchs and Magnolia Lodge oil
Odd Fellows. His funeral was held to-
day wednesday,. Interment in the
Frenchtown cemetery.
Look at the following array: Messrs.
Van Solver, Jr., Joiner, Hull, Dean, Rein.
ert, vannatta, Williams, Roe, Montgom-
cry, with the "Phunny Phellows."
The new water system for Flemington
Is now completed and our citizens feel
much safer from the ravages OF fre than
formerly. There has been laid down over
$4,000 feet OF pipe and 10 Eddy fire
hydrants put In, each with one steamer and
two hose nozzles. The old water main is
connected with the new at the north and
south ends of town thus giving stronger
pressure and making free and better cir
culation leaving no ''dead ends" 10 the
water pipe. The greatest distance between
any two hydrantsis 900 feet on Bonneii
street. A complete chart OF the old ana
new water mains, showing all the fittings,
valves, and hydrants, giving distances
between any two, has been competed oy
Mr.. Harry L. Trumbore, who has sup
erintended the work, and is a very neat
sud useful work for future reference
Democrat Advertiser.
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