The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-01-15
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. Is, 1896.
Go 10 Shamalia's drug store.


The body must be well nourshed now
to prevent sickness. If your appetite is
poor take Hoods Sarsararilla.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 80 Bridge
street.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at 700 P. NJ, led by Mrs. L. B. Eg-
CERT. Topic-"Persisteuce 10 Prayer"
Dr. II. G.. Wetherell aud wife left
Tren on for Denver week before last
They are no doubt by this time settled
down 10 their new home.
AT Shamalla's, Throat Tablets for
sore throat or hoarseness. 10c.
"A lecture for the benefit of the Cath.
olic Club of this city, will be delivered by
Father Fitzgerald, in ST. Johns Hall, Feb.
18th. Subject-"The British Isles"
On the fifth and sixth columrs # the
fourth page of this issue will be found
some interesting miscellaneous and
'Chrislian Endeavor" reading matter.
"A Coon THING Your name in your
umbrella. D. G. Van Solver, 40 Ferry
street, will put 1t there if you will make
the preliminary arrangements with him.
Adam Rothfuss catcher, and Henry
Rothfuss, short stop Of last year, Elem
ington ball club. have signed with the
Newark club in the Atlantic L ague for
the season of 1896
Rev. G. H. Denuison who has for
some time been in charge OF c. vary Fps
copal Church, of Flemington, has accept
ed call as assistant rector If st. Paul's
Church, Germantown, Pa.
AT Shamaia's, patent medicines are
lower than elsewhere.
Augustus Cowdrck. f Dlaware
township, is the happy father of nice
little girl who was bora last SUNDAY. This
is the kind Of "new woman that he
thinks the twentieth century needs.
How the farmer is helped by free
trade: We paid 81, 900, 900 more to Cana
da 10 1895, for farm products han in
1894 Free trade opens the gates 81 com
merce "inward"-not outward
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
Chief Engineer McNulty, of our fire
department, was married this morning To
Miss Lizzie Hunt, daughter of Patrick
Hunt, at St. Johns Church. They left
on the l 40 train on their wedding trip.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, widow of the
late David Lewis, of New Hope, died
suddenly on Sunday last, Of pulmonary
hemorrhagc, al the reside re If her son,
Joseph M. Lewis, in this city. She was
seventy three years old.
The Kirkpatrick Memorial Church of
Ringocs, recently paid off a long standing
debt on their church amounting 10
$500. Last Thursday evening the even
was celebrated by burning the evidences
OF that debt aud by other exercises of sn
appropriate character.
Don't fail to see The "menlypto" In
Mr.. Shamala's window.
The skaters have had very good
run of skating weather during the past
two weeks. We have heard of several
getting into the waller by trespassing on
thin ice, but it is hardly necessary to
make sensational items out of them,
by dropping them into twenty feet of water
when people of ordinary imagnations can
only find the water two or three feet deep.
Lewis Parker, Esq, Of Trenton, de
lighted large audience Of the Masonic
fraternity, at Masonic Hall, in this city,
last Wednesday evening. by lecture on
his travels 10 Palestine and bis observa-
tions of Masonry in the Orient. 1t was
instructive, eloquent and entertaining.
Visitors were present from Stockton.
Frenchtown aud other points. A cola
ton was served at the close.
If you want a specially nice favored
segar, go to KIINE's. 30 Bridge street.
Senator Kuhl, of Hun'e,don, declares
his intention of iniroc ucing n bill looking
toward securing a better administration
Of county affairs than is now had through
the Boards of Chosen Frerhold-rs. The
Senator also declares his intention TO in.
troduce measure making changes in the
present Grand Jury syst, m. He will also
re introduce his two bills Of last Winter
placing the Chancery and supreme Court
clerks upon a salary instead of fees. =
Hunterdon Democrat.
Rubber stamps and supplies always
on hand at w. p Thornion's, AT Button
wood street, Lambertville, N j At
The Trenton True american a few
days ago, published list of those who
attended the Provincial Congress OF New
Jersey, which met at Trenton 10 the
months of May, Jure and August, 1775.
The Deputies from Hunterdon county,
were as follows: Samuel Tucker, John
Mehelm, John Hart, John Stout, Jasper
Smith, Thomas Lowry, Charles Stewart,
Daniel Hunt, Ralph Hart, Jacob Jennings,
Richard Stevens, John Stevens, Jr,
Thomas Stout, Thames Jones and John
Bassett.
Important Facts.
To vou hava dull and heavy main across