The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-03-13
-oarter's Pills. l7c., at shamaIla,s.

-Carter's Pills, 17c., at ShamaIia's.
The Lambertville Rubber Co. mill
in this city, suspended work on Monday
for necessary repairs.
The monthly report of the public
schools of our city will be found on the
fourth page this week.
The Hunterdon County Farmers AL
lance held its second quarterly meeting
in Pennington on Saturday.
Mrs. Jonathan Thornton, residing on
Buttonwood street in this city, lost a val
liable COW last Wednesday from milk
fever
The railroad company are engaged
in drilling well at the depot in French
town for the convenience of their en-
ployees and patrons.
AT meeting of the Presbyterian
Church of this city, last evening, a call
was extended the Rev. James Roberts, Of
Darby, Pa, TO become pastor of the
church.
"A District Meeting Of the Knights of
Pythias of District No. 10 of the New
Jersey K. of p, will be held in Castle
Hall, Frenchtown, on Tuesday evening,
March 10th.
The sink moulders employed at the
Pennington Iron Foundry, eight in Number.
went on strike on Friday morning last
because of reduction CT ten per cent. in
their wages.
Miss Maggie Murphy, for some
months an able assistant in the Fleming
ton post office, has accepted a position as
teacher in the public SHOOT near the Fair
Grounds. She began her duties there last
Tuesday.
Munyon's Remedies, 20 cents, at
ShamaIia's.
-Frceholders Lave been elected this
week in the townships Of Readngton,
High Bridge, East Amwell, Tewksbury
and Alexandra; and ON the second Tues
day OF April in Citation and the Second
Ward of this city.
The blacksmi,hs have had harvest
this Winter on account of the slippery
condition of the roads, and next Summer,
as the saying gees, they should have
"money to burn" provided they collect
their dues before that time.
-" Lambertville Puffs are still going
up in smoke, and KLINE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
"A deadly poison is found to Turk in
oranges that have been frozen; and 1t is
said that just now there are thousands of
boxes of this dangerous fruit that have
been sent from Florida all over the cuun-
try since The great :" freeze up" there.
"A Junction correspondent says that
the Baptist people of that place are talk
ing of connecting themselves with the
Washington church, because the closing
of the railroad shops there has affected
the numerical condition Of the congrega-
ton.
OF tue twelve cases of diphtheria in
Trenton, treated by dphther.c anti-tox-
inc, ten have recovered. The two that
died received the treatment too late to
receive its full benefit. Nearly all the
Trenton physicians are prepared to adj
minister the treatment.
Special offer at Frank 2. Frltz's
Photo. Rooms. Customers having one
dozen cabinet size photos taken and paying
the regular price, which is $500 per doz-
en-, are entitled to one l6x20 portrait by
paying ST. 90 extra. This offer is for a
limited time only. 81
"A letter from friend 10 Florida
says: ''This has been the coolest winter
for 60 years past. The orange trees are
almost ruined, many of them are dead.
When you had your last blizzard the
Thermometer here was ITO above zero. ~
FeachtoaOn Independent
-Oeerseer OF the Poor Mutt in Tren-
ton has been notified of case Of want
and suffering of family named Urbous-
XII, residing on Elm street. The father
has been unable TO work for a year, and
the mother is in dying condition with
consumption. Four children are nearly
naked, and would have starved but for
kind neighbors.
Daniel Sweeney, aged SO, was struck
by train near Trenton Junction, on Sat-
urday evening, and instantly killed. The
Junction is the nearest station to his
home, and when be left a train there,
from Trenton, on his way home, he walk
ed up the tracks of the main line, and
was struck by fast line. He was
married