The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-02-19
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. 10, 1896.

For Hot Water Bottles and Syriuges
go to Shamalias. See his window.
Coal costs 81 ton more in Trenton
and Morrisvile than it does at Bristol.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun.
day at 700 P. NJ, led by Mrs Julia A.
Powell. Topic-"By His Death"
Capt. Holcombe, of Mt. Airy Station,
has been confined to the house with the
grip for the past two weeks.
Lambertville Puffs ~ are still going
up in smoke, and KLrNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
james Murphy, of Pennington, has
been granted pension of So per month,
and back pay amounting to 5000.
There are twenty. nine days and five
Saturdays in the present month, and il
will be long time before this will occur
again.
The Leap Year Supper" given fol-
the benefit of the Presbyterian Church OF
this city last week, resultt in net profit
of $3.50.
The New Hope Band, assisted by the
Idell Band, played through our streets
last evening and gave our people some
good music.
AS result Of the revival at Quaker.
town, seventy Ave persons have express.
ed desire 10 unite with the NJ. E. church
of that village.
Impoverished blood causes that tired
feeling. Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies, en-.
riches and vitalizes the blood and gives
vigor and vitality.
-Prall Dilts, of Sand Brook, was
awarded second premium on bantams at
the recent Poultry Show, Madison Square
Garden, New York
Geo. B. Corson, formerly publisher
of the Milford Leade, has become one
of the publishers of the Warren Demo
crat at Phillipsburg.
To polish your windows in freezing
weather, pour on a damp cloth little
kerosene, rub them dry with soft paper !;
polish with soft towel.
misunderstanding of the May.
flower" "Mi.es Stardish's Courtship, u
etc., at the New England Tea, Lyceum
Hall, Feb. 10Th aud GOTH
John Wickenheser has sold his house
on Elm street to Robert E. Naylor. Mr..
W. is going to take a small farm in the
Spring, near Centre Bridge, Pa
Remember the New England Tea at
Lyceum Hall tonight and tomorrow
night. Tablesus and Old Folks Concert.
A % cent ticket admits to all.
The new iron bridge at the Forge,
just completed across the Musconetcong
creek by Hunterdon and Warren eoun-
ties, was swept away by the late flood
Peter OFT, of Point Pleasant, Pa,
Formerly resident OF this city,, has
bought of Carver Sc Williams two brick
houses on Buttonwood street, near Main.
The Organ Recital at the NJ. E.
Church will take place on Wednesday
evening of next week. Reserved seat
tickets are for sale at Shamalia's drug
store.
The Tanguay Comedy Co. are play
ing at Holcombe Hall every evening this
week. They are above the average of
stock companies and give creditable per-
formances.
The stone work of the dam at Black
wells mill, which was carried away by
the recent high water, is being replaced
with cribbing by contractor Mathews, of
Mt. Airy.
-Kingwood township claims to have
the largest girl in the county. Her name
is Stella b. Kugler, aged IA years. She
is feet 6 inches in height and weighs
III pounds.
The Warren County Board of Free
holders estimate that it will cost $25, 900
to replace the bridges washed away by
the high waters on Thursday, February
9th, in that county.
Joseph Servis, the well-known justice
OF the peace of Sergeantsvile, was strick-
en- with paralysis early last week, leaving
him In a helpless condition. He is well
advanced in years.
"A remarkably well preserved old gen.
tleman is the Hon. Theodore Probasco, OF
Quakertown. Mr.. Probasco was born
Jan. IL, 1907, and is consequently in the
Goth year Of his age.
Hugh s. Hauey has bought the Bar
net johnson farm of 108 acres, on the
Barbertown road, mile from French
town, for $2l60-considerab less than
the buildings cost.
--Auctioneer Riley sold twenty-six
horses for E. w. Opdycke, at French
town, at his sale on the 9Th inst Seven
teen Western horses averaged $ll3.S8.
Nine common horses brought from $50 10
$sS.
Mr.. E. W. Opdycke, the well-known
horseman, will sell carload Of high class
western horses at his stables In French
town, on Saturday, March 9TH. A full
description of the stock will be given next
week.
The Somerset County Fair has dis
banded. This is the corporation that
conducted the fair last Fall. They held
meeting on Thursday evening and found
that they could pay all expenses and
come out little ahead.
Howard, son of John Painter, OF
Pennington, while visiting in Philadel-
phia, recently, went to dentist there to