The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-02-20
For coughs and colds, seneka Balsam.

Friday OF this week VIII De WASH
ington's Birthday.
The township elections will be held
on March 18th this year.
Choice lot of pipes, fancy and plain,
at KnNg's segar store, Bridge street.
1t is said the "snow bill in this
county will not be a small one this year.
All the goods in Masonic Hall Book
store at bargain prices, to close business.
The Post Office will be closed on Fri
day, February 22d, from 10 A. M. until
6 A. NJ.
Harry Atchley, Of Trenton, spent
Saturday and Sunday with friends near
Lambertville.
1t is reported that Aaron Rake, of
Lambertville, will farm for Asher Wilson
the coming year.
Persons who had much travelling to
do last week found il most convenient to
go on horseback.
jacob Johnson, of Wheeling, West
Virginia, is visiting relatives and friends
in this city this week.
Joseph Watt advertises in another
column for proposals for building fifteen
brick houses in this city.
People who have been wishing for
an old-fashioned Winter should feel salts
fed with the present one.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at 75c. ;
SOC. size at 40c Csc. size at zoe. : if you
get it at Shamalia's.
Mrs. Nancy v. Atchley, of Long
Branch, is spending few weeks at +.
H.. Hartwell's, near this city.
Frank s. Joiner and sons Fred. and
Franklin, of Belvidere, spent Saturday
last with relatives in this city.
Freebooter G. P. Wilson, of Della
ware township, has about recovered from
a very painful boil on his knee.
NO need of ice machines next Sum
mer. Old Boreas has been getting in his
work in great style tins Winter.
-Milkman Trout had the misfortune to
upset his sleigh and spill about eighty
quarts of milk last Monday morning.
Some of the old soldiers of Phillips
burg are agitating the movement OF build
ing a soldiers monument in that town.
The name of the newly appointed dog.
catcher in this city is John Lane, and not
Benz. Lambert, as reported in the Coun-
Gil proceedings.
Acting through the blood, Hoods
Salsaparilla not only cures scrofula, salt
rheum, etc., but gives health and vigor to
the whole body.
Many who were exposed to the late
severe weather are suffering from frozen
feet. Others had their ears and fingers
nipped by the frost.
Eggs are scarce and high in price,
selling in this city at 80 cents per dozen.
They were quoted at 80 cents per dozen
10 New York last week.
1t is said that throat disease, which
is more or less harmful, is prevailing
among childaen in various parts of the
country from eating snow.
-Prall Dilts, of Sand Brook, carried
of TWO first prizes and one second prize
on pigeons he exhibited at the recent
Poultry Show in New York.
William N Gray, Assistant Superin-
te ldent of the Prudential Life Insurance
G mpany, has moved his family from
R d Bank, N. j., to this city.
"A biz has passed the Senate which
allows the QuartermasterG General to issue
to each Grand Army Post stand of arms
an flag without giving bonds.
"A bill has been introduced in the
Legislature prohibiting the holding of an
election in any inn, tavern, saloon or
other place where liquor is sold.
-Epworth League prayer meeting at
the NJ. E. Church next Sunday evening,
at $50 o'clock, led by g. Ii. Wilmot.
Topic-s' The Ark of the Covenant.
The Lambertville Vigilant Society
will hold its seth annual meeting, in the
rooms of the W. G. T. u, on Church
street, next Friday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
w. E. Wagg has been appointed a
local consul for Lambertville by Chief
Consul Robert Gentle, of the New Jersey
Division League of American Wheelmeu.
AT several places (Lambertville and
New Hope included) along the Delaware
river people have been saving toll during
the past two weeks by crossing on the ice.
&C. w. Hanson, in the employ OF John
B. Hopewell, at Pennington, reports hav-
Ing gathered 2, 500 eggs from fifteen hens,
from January lst to December 3lst, 1894.
Mrs. Esther l.. Smith, mather OF
Isaiah P. Smith, Cashier of the Lambert
vile National Bank, died at her home on
York street, west of Union, in this city,
yesterday morning, aged so years.
80 Silver ILL.," thoroughbred Jersey
cow, the property of DR.. T. Edgar Hunt,
of Glen Gardner, 10 this county, died a
few DAVIS ago. The animal is said 10 have
cost the doctor over thousand dollars.
Miss A. II. Vreeland, OF Frenchtown,
we learn from the Independent, has join
ed an excursion across the ocean to
southern Asia, and expects to visit many
places of interest before returning home.
Five members of the Columbia Club
and five Of the Ironsides played match
game at bowling last Monday night, al
The new bowling alley IN this city,, result