The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-03-13
For coughs and colds, seneka Balsam.

John Shook moved from the Hol-
combc Bros. farm near Mount Airy, to
Norristown, Pa, on Monday.
We are informed that owing to the
increased demand for dwelling houses,
they are very scarce in this city.
-Epworth League Prayer Meeting
Sunday at $50 p NJ, led by Thomas
Lyons. Topic" The Sin Offering"
Alfred Lambert, having purchased
the Holcombe Bros. farm, is now busy
remodeling the stables to accommodate
his cows
Are you all tired out, do you have
that tired feeling or sick headache2 You
can be relieved of all these by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sui scribers who change their locations,
and their P. o. address with them, will
please inform US at once, that there may
be no interruption in receiving the paper.
Communion services were held in the
Luison's Corner Church on Sunday, The
inst, at which time five persons were
admitted to membership on confession of
filth.
The Postmaster General has ordered
the name White House to be written
WLitehonse hereafter, thus making the
two words in one and saving the writing
of capital.
OF the Wizard Oil Company, is not we'll
calculated TO please the Christian portion
of any community. There is very little
gained by rdiculng anything pertaining
to Holy writ.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c.
Soc size at 40c. Csc. size at zoe. if you
get it at Shamalia's.
On Sunday afternoon very interest
ing game of poker was played at Bum
mer's Grove above town, which wound
up in row, resulting in some bloody
noses and discolored eyes.
"A new and dangerous counterfeit of
the So silver certificate, series of 1886,
has been put in circulation. Warning
has been sent out by circulars from the
Secret Service Department.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLNB's, 20 Bridge
street.
The Clinton Electric Light Company
have rented LOT of ground near the Le-
high Valley Railroad station 10 that place,
on which they propose erecting builipg
40x75, for company purposes.
j. B. Hinkle, formerly of the French
town vicinity, has moved from Mercer
county to Milford, and John II. Bray,
formerly Of Kingwood township, has
moved from Solebury, Pa, to Rosemont.
The Huntcldon County National
Bark Of bennington advertises a meeting
Of the stockholders for April 18th next,
to vote upon the question of reducing
the capital stock of sad Bank from
5000, 900 to 800, 600.
George Streeter, of Pattenburg, who
r, ceived injuries from a coal train short
lime ago, had part of his foot taken off
few days since, Drs. Boileau, Knight and
Little being in attendance. The patient
is getting along nicely.
Van Solver & Son, Sign Writers and
Paper Hangers Residence, 40 Ferry
street.
The month of February just passed
was in many ways remarkable month.
II was the coolest February with one ex
cep,ion-tbat of 1s85-in "a years, the
mean temperature being %. The total
snowfall was a inches.
Extra services in the Reavile Pres
byterian Church extended through
space of five weeks. On Sunday, March
8. sixteen converts were taken into the
membership Of the Church, and others
who intended 10 join at the same time
were prevented by sickness.
Choice lot of pipes, fancy and plain,
al KnNE's segar store, Bridge street.
The Emigrant's cave is still intact,
and it will pay the curious to walk up
and see what kind of place the poor fell
low spent his nights in during the cold
snap between Christmas and about the
All or 9th of January, II will be found
abont 800 yards above the Aexauken
bridge.
"A COW foundering in a snow-drift
near Idell, on the 18th, ult., caused the
runaway of Mrs. Edward Hams horse
as she was driving TO school with her
little daughter The sleigh upset and
Mrs. Ham was dragged qaiIe distance,
cutting her face badly and breaking sew
crsl OF her teeth,
THAT pioneer of minstrelsy, George
GUY, Sr., died of asthma at the home OF
his daughter in Springfield, Mass on the
23l ult., at the age of IS years. For
many wears he has been at the head OF
Guy Bros. Ministries, which number
II times has appeared in this place and
neighboring towns. He was an English
man and for years worked ia the COM
posing rooms of the Neso York Herald
and Times.
The Great Council of New Jersey
Red Men held their annual session at
Trenton recently. The reports of the
officers show decrease OF membership
during the year of 329. The number of
tribes in the State at present is l73. The
wealth of the tribes is 1924, 85S. The
following officers were elected Great
Prophet, Charles Brown, Paulsboro;