The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-12-11
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. II, 1895.
Go to shamalia's drug store.

The Delaware and Rarltan canal VIII
close for navigation of Friday, Dec 90.
Frank Dufford, of Middle Valley, has
been granted patent on curtain pole.
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
The fair of the Liberty Band of this
city, will be held at ST. Johns Hall in
January next.
s. A. Fingers store windows remind
one that Christmas is coming. The dis
play is beautiful.
Farmers attention. First class Fer
tilizers at the lowest prices 10 this city,
at Larson Marjarum's.
Emanuel Dilly, living on the Peter
voorhees, farm, near White House, few
nights ago had about twenty sheep killed
by dogs.
Mrs Lucy Wilson, residing in South
Frenchtown, had the misfortune tc slip
and fall one morning last week, breaking
her left wrist.
1T is said that Christian Mayer, of
Stockton, who is ninely-two years, old,
went cunning few days ago and bagged
several rabbits.
The Legislature will convene on
Tuesday, January l4th. The Inaugural
tiou of Governor elect Griggs takes place
one week later.
Hon. Mahlon Pitney. Member of
Congress from this district, has taken
rooms for the present at Wizards Hotel
in Washington.
The Amos B. Sutton farm, located
nenr Locktown, was recently sold al pub
lie sale for S2l per acre Miss Mary A.
Servis was the purchaser.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Co. con-
tinues to do an immense freight business.
On Saturday night sixty five freight trains
passed Pennington junction.
The death of Rev. Benz. +. Summer
bell, of Moscow, Pa, is announced. He
was pastor OF the Locktown Christian
Church shout 23 years ago.
Mr.. Irwin Hoff, of West Amwell, is
prepared to act as auciioneer. He has
had considerable experience In farm,
sock and other sa'es. See adv.
-Garret Vliet, a farmer living near
Valley, fell from the top Of tree that he
was trimming on Saturday, 23d ult., bad
ly dislocating his shoulder and otherwise
injuring himself.
1T you are in want of frst-class ar
licle 10 either Coal or Wood, be sure and
see Larson & Marjarum before placing
your orders.
1t is stated in the Paterson Call that
Attorney General Stockton has given an
opinion that the counties must pay chal-
lengers for work on election day the same
as other election officers.
While Mrs franklin Closson, OF BY
ram, was carrying large pail of boiling
water one day recently she fell, and the
hot water was spilled over her hands and
face, burning them severely.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
Church of THIS city, desire to publicly
thank the young people of other churches
who kindly assisted them in their recent
entertainment at Holcombe Hail.
The New Jersey Division of the
League Of American Wheelmen number
1886, an increase in one year OF 70 per
cent. 1t is estimated that there are over
40, 900 wheelmen in the State.
Harry ]. Stones Dramatic Company,
very popular company 10 all the towns
and cities it has visited, will make a sec
ond visit to this city on Saturday evening
OF this week with a side-splitting play.
AT Shamalia's, more kinds of medi-
cines than at any other store.
Jacob G. Williamson, wel-known
farmer of Klinesville vicinity, while un
loading hay few days ago, fell across
the racks on the wagon, cracking one of
his ribs, bruising his face and otherwise
injuriug himself.
The fair OF Keokuk Council, Degree
of Pocahontas, is now going on in Hol-
combe Hall. The attractions are unusual
and the ladies are doing everything to
make the fair pleasant for visitors. 1t
will close on Thursday evening.
Umbrella Exchanged at the funeral
services of Wilson Bray. A dark brown
hook handle was the shape taken in ex-
change for book handle left. Mrs Bray
will be pleased 10 change back whenever
the person discovers his or her mistake.
Harry j. Stones Dramatic Co. re-
turns 10 Lambertville Saturday night of
this week, Dec 14th. 10 the funny COM
eiy play Fun in Boarding School. :"
Tickets on sale at Cochran's drug store.
Prices, 25 aud SO cents. All the latest
songs and dances.
AT T. B. MAYORS stationery and
wall paper store Coryell street, east of
Gordon's Alley, may be found fine
assortment OF goods suitable for Christmas
presents, including toys, china cups and
other wares, Christmas trees trimmings,
books, &c. Call in and look around.
1t has been the custom 10 the Ringoes
Presbyterian Church for several years, on
Thanksgiving day, to have one or two
barrels placed in the vestibule, and the
congregation to bring potatoes, just few
in paper bags, to I'll the barrels. This
year they Included apples and filed one
large barrel of those and two with pota-
toes. They are then sent to the Howard
Street Mission 10 New York Hitaterdon
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