The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-12-02
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of the Church on Tuesday evening, Dec.
18th.
Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla
prevents serious illness by keeping the
blood pure and all the organs in healthy
condition.
The people are being convinced and
are telling their neighbors that the best
place to buy medicines is at Shamalia's,
Bridge street.
--Epworth League at 6. 40 P. NJ. Sunday,
led by Mrs. Chas. Wilmot. Topic-"The
Third Person in Every Friendship"
Luke "a: 1876.
Joseph Taylor, of this city, an old
soldier, entered the Soldiers Home at
Newark, last week, his health having be-
come so poor as to prevent him from
working.
Isaac w. Holcomb, A. W. Preston
aud Theo. Van Camp, of this city, will
leave this afternoon for a cunning trip to
North Carolina. They will spend their
time principally in the vicinity of Lit
Teton.
John Cronce, of this city, died very
suddenly early this morning, of apoplexy.
He was at work at the Lambertville Spoke
Works yesterday, and was about town as
late as o'clock, and retired In his usual
health.
Always in season, Hopkins' Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch
u Milk. OF. can, 10c.
Last Wednesday evening or early
Thursday morning, some men got into
| fight near the Bridge street canal bridge
and policeman Morse was called upon to
quiet matters, which he had some trouble
to do, as the men were inclined to resist
him.
TO make the hair grow a natural col.
or, prevent badness, and keep the scalp
healthy, Halls Hair Remover was invent
ed, and has proved itself successful.
Trenton has awarded the building of
the new water reservoir to Lewis Lawton,
for $349, 489. The next highest bidder
was Capt. Robt. s. johnson, whose fig
uies were $61,511 higher. The bids
ranged on up to $55s, 900, there being
| fourteen different bids.
Warrants have been issued against
sixteen young men who were par
| Elephants or spectators 10 the fights on
Thanksgiving eve near the canal bridge
on Bridge street. Some of them have
been arrested and fined. Others will be
brought to time later on.
Hot Water Bags, at SHAMALIA's.
William P. Chase, pastor of the Nil.
ford Christian Church, and Rev. Philip
r. Sailer, pastor Of the Frenchtown Christ
ian Church, are conducting a series Of
revival meetings in the Christian Church
at Little York, which are being largely
attended. Many converts have been
made.
Harold M. Duncan, Esq, formerly
editor of Paper and Press Phila., and
General Selling Agent of the Lanston
Monotype Machine Co., of Washington,
d. c., gave THE RECORD office call one
day last week. He is doing some literary
work for the Vim. Mann Paper Co., and
| ~ fl.io 10 l0nb thrnnnh THAR
paper mills here.
For tickling and hoarseness use
Shamalla's Throat Tablets. 10 cents
The snow that fell last Sunday night
measured five inches in depth on board
walks and other places where 1t was less
affected by the warmth of the ground.
Had the ground been frozen before the
fall, it would undoubtedly have reached
the depth OF foot or more. AS 1t was,
the snow, for the first two or three hours,
melted as it fell.
Presumably an "offstoot" from a
parlor match which had been lighted
in the hall OF Samuel G. Lunger's house,
In Clinton, on the night OF Nov. 2lst,
set fire TO several wraps and overcoats
that hung there, and all of which were
ruined before the discovery was made
that they were burning. The floor and
the wall were also damaged.
John G. Arnwine, the Baptisttown
merchant, whose store and dwelling were
destroyed by fire some two months ago,
has begun The work Of rebuilding. The
new building will be 52x36, two stories
high and an ornament to the town. The
first story will be used for the store ex-
cusively. The second story will contain
a public hall 26x36 and store room of
the same dimensions.
If there is anything that will make
a man think 'cuss words, 1t Is to start
10 hurry for the train and have three
women walking leisnrely side by side in
front Of you. II you go to one side to
pass them, they side over that way, and
| ~ yOd Wy tbC OthCif thOJ Wt66iS wv W
that side. II they meet man or woman,
none of them think OF dropping out Of the
procession to allow him or her to pass.
They stolidly keep on dress parade and
the individual has to atep down into the
gutter to get by them.
The homestead farm of John A. Car
rell, decd, in Delaware township was
sold at public sale one day last week, and
was bought by Wilson Kline for 800 per
acre. The store and mill property at
Grover, was bought by Joseph Carroll for
$42o5, and the White Hall property at
Grover by Smith Skinner for $42.75 per
acre. Another farm, known as the Head
quarters property, was bought by John
Carroll, Jr., for $500. The farm known