The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-01-01

Revival services in the Nj. E. Church
of SergeantsVille, will begin Jan 9th.
The various national banks of the
county will elect directors on Tuesday,
Jan. 14th.
"A large crowd attended the Christ
mas exercises at Sandy Ridge on Christ
mas eve.
All the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 90 Bridge
street.
Thirteen candidates were taken in the
Quakertown NJ. E. Church on probation,
on Sunday week.
Last Friday, Bishop McFaul, of Tren-
ton, paid st. Johns church in this city,
his yearly official visit.
-Catarrh can be successfully treated
only by purifying the blood, and the one
true blood purifier is Hoods Sarsaparila.
VIM. Barrass, who recently accepted
a situation 10 the office of the Lambert-
vile Rubber Co, has returned to Flem-
ington.
-Abram Van Fleet, Of Flemlngtou, has
been granted an increase of pension, and
James Ashcroft, of Baptisttown has just
been placed on the pension rolls.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at 100 P. NJ, led by George r. Salt
er. Topic-'A Resolution and a Pray
er." First Clause CT E. L. pledge.
The Whitfield Durham farm, located
near Clinton, containing over 800 acres,
was sold at Shetiff's sale recently to Is
aiah Fits, the price Paid beirg SO, 600.
Rubber stamps and supplies always
on hand at W. 2. Thornton's, AZ Button
wood street, Lambertyile, N. j. At
-Stockton's restaurant had big run
on Christmas day. They sold more ice
cream on that day than on the preceding
4th of July. II wasn't bad weather for
Ice cream
One of the Petit Jurors from Pitts
town vicinity, took his first ri c on the
cars in attending TO bis duties at the Han.
terdon County Court writes correspon
dent of the Republican.
"A car load Of 1900 live turkeys and
geese was brought to Three Bridges from
the West, via L. V. r one day week be
fore last. They were shipped to Geo. w.
Cole, of Pleasant Run, who killed and
dressed the poultry aud shipped 1t to the
New York market.
If you are in want of Il first-class ar
ticle in either Coal or Wood, be sure and
see Larson 6 Marjarum before placing
your orders.
just after butchering hogs near Ra-
ven Rock, on Monday of last week, Chas
T. Steiner, farmer, went into his stable.
One of the hors savagely kicked bin,
breaking his left leg in two places and
otherwise injuring bin. Steiner thinks
the smell of blood on his clothes fired the
horse.
Mr.. J. b. Kline, the popular Bridge
street tobacconi,t, presented each of his
friends and customers on Christmas with
fine segar, encircled with "Mcrry
Christmas" label. The segar was of very
large size, aud his friends while DREAMY
putting the weed. found their pleasure
therefrom ''long drawn out"
Try can of Hopkins Steamed Hominy
(Hulled Corn). 1t is delicious. Full qt,
10c. Dec. 1l.4w.
Constable Ramsey arrested Geo. Ser
Wis, of Sand Brook, on Wednesday, on a
warrant sworn out by Alex. Higgins be-
fore Justice A G. Hulsizer. The defend
ant 10 charged with threatening the life
OF MI. Higgins. The defendant gave
bail in the sum of 800 to appear before
the Justice, at Remington, for hearing,
on Monday next.
Last Saturday, Mr.. Burroughs Sway.
re, baggage master on the BID. Division,
saw large sturgeon in the canal near
Somerset Junction. He informed Clark
Pidcock, who lives there, and Mr.. p soon
drawn eff in The canal, and on the up trip
MIR. Swayze was presented with sfry'
from the carcass. The sturgeon was near
ly six feet long.
Samuel Osmun, resident of Elem
ington for many years past, formerly OF
this city,, died at the home of his son in.
law, Daniel Fulper, at four O'Clock last
Thursday morning Mr.. Osmun has been
more or less of an invalid for some years,
but heart disease proved the fatal one.
The deceased was nearly so years of age.
The funeral and burial took place at John
sonsburg, Pa, on Saturday last.
Black and cream colored Silk Muf'
flers at Trewin & Co.'S, Clothiers and
Furnishers. Ut
AS Peter Crater and bis son-in-law,
Fred G. Smith, were on their way home
from Pennington ON Saturday night lAst
man stepped out in front of their horse
near J. G. Ewing's corner, and attempted
to halt them, but the horse spraDg TO one
side and started on run towards home
Upon arriving home the two men armed
themselves and returned to look for thu
would-be robber but could find no traces
OF him. Democrat Advertiser.
The Houston treatment for the cure
of alcoholism has long since passed tb'
experimental stage and Is now well-es
tablished reality. No case is hopeless
Benz. Ii. Joiner, of this city, is Genera
Agent for the Trenton Institute, and vii
be glad TO furnish information TO all inter
ested Residence, corner Of Church ant
franklin streets. Will also call upor