The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-03-04
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4, 1896.

Township elections occur on Tues
day, March 10th.
For Hot Water Bottles and Syringes
GO to Shamalia's. See his window.
People wanting an auctioneer will
find Mr.. Irwin Hoff an efficient one. See
his card.
Last Friday evening, lightning and
thunder accompanied the storm that was
raging in this section.
w. H. Martin, of Frenchtown, has
sold out his whole stock of Dry Goods
and Groceries to ]. s. Manners g. Co.
=" Lambertvile Puffs u are still going
up in smoke. and KLiNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
-Ex-Judge Ferdinand s. Hocombe,
of Delaware township, celebrated the 9th
anniversary of his marriage on the 18th
ult.
The phonograph exhibition, last Mon
day evening, for the benefit of our public
school library, netted about twenty -thr ee
dollars for that fund.
The Lambertvile Vigilant Society,
at the close Of their Goth annual meeting,
partook of an excellent dinner at the
Lambertville House.
Ladies', read the new advertisement
of Yards, No. 6 N. Broad street, Tren-
ton. They have q magnificent stock Of
goods in their line.
Thousands have tested the great
building-up power of Hoods Sarsaparilla
and have found renewed strength, vigor
and vitality in its use.
Rev. W. P. Chase, OF Milbri-k. Me,
has accepted call to the pastorate of
the Milford Christian church, and will
commence his duties about May 1st.
Rev. William II. Boole, one of the
leading Methodist ministers of Staten
Island, died at his home, Prohibition
Park, New York, on Monday, from
heart failure.
TO save money, or get what you
want without being persuaded to take
something else, You should go to
Shamalia's.
The store property of Geo. V. Hunt,
on Bridge street, was sold last Friday, at
public sale, to Cornelius Twomey, for
$5,2l0. This included dwelling house
on Ferry street.
The farm of LOG acres, near Cherry
vile, belonging TO the estate of Asher
Fulper, was sold on Monday to Henry
Carkhuff, of Readington township. Price,
$16.10 per acre.
Postmaster Smith Fields, of Croton,
is seriously i'll of paralysis. Mr.. Fields
some thirty or more years ago kept the
Railroad House In Frenchtown.-F French.
toaOn Independent
AT Frenchtown, on Saturday next,
E. w. Opdyke sells car load of finely
bred Iowa horses. The lot includes some
proud and speedy roadsters as well as.
trusty draft and farm horses.
AT Shamala'a, Throat Tablets for
sore throat or hoarseness. 10c.
The Independent says that a large
number of persons, perhaps nearly one
hundred, have been taken into the church
es OF Frencbtown since the extra meet
ings have been held this winter.
Senator Kubl has introduced a bill
providing for five freehoders in second
class counties at salary of $1,000 each,
three freeholGers in third class counties
at salary of 81, 900 each, and three free
holders in fourth class counties at 5000.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street.
AT Califon, the other night, the post
Office and railroad station were broken
into. At the post Office about five dollars
worth OF stamps were taken. At the
station several packages we're broken
open, but only some crackers and coffee
were taken.
The Hunterdon Gazette, published
nj High Bridge, has within the past few
months copied three or four articles from
The RECORD and credited them to The
Beacon. This has occurred often enough
TO suggest the suspicion that 1t is not
caused by stupidity.
--Frostalene. for chapped hands and
face, 15r at SHAMALIA's.
In the House of Assembly on last
Monday evening, Senate l2l, changing
the boundary line between the townships
of West Amwell and Delaware, was by
resolution of Mr.. Walling. ordered to be
held on third reading until the Senate
furnishes the House with all the official
papers connected with the bill.
Que of the excise board, probably
smarting under the criticisms OF TIE RE
CORD upon The course Of the board, has
ordered bis paper discontinued and re-
marks "your services is no longer re-
CURED" If the people only had a chance
to vote on bis case this Spring, they
would probable send him similar mes
sage, although, perhaps, in better English.
During the severe thunder storm
which passed over this vicinity Friday
night, the railroad station at Wilburtha,
10 miles below here, was struck by light
ming, severing telegraphlc communication
south of that point aud setting fire to the
station. Some men who were working
near organized bucket brigade, and,
breaking hole In the roof put out the
fire. The operator had just stepped out
H. u..isinr rooun when The holt