The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-12-30
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 80, 1896.
all over.

Remains to be seen-carcass of the
left. over turkey.
Hurry up, you leap-year girls !!
Times getting short.
-Seneka Balsam will cure that cough.
The Raven Rock Gun Club held a
shooting match on Ellmaker's Isle last
Saturday.
The legislature convenes on Tuesday,
January 18th.
Mr.. Ben. Frazer offers for sale very
nice house on Clinton street. See adv.
Hills Trenton Bread, the finest made
anywhere, sold in this city by Samuel
Walker.
The best New Years gifts Lambert
vile could give itself is decent high.
school building.
-Gunson, the Trenton clothier, offers
some special low prices in his adv. this
week. Read it.
w. Ross Slack, formerly of French
town, has became managing editor of the
Trenton True american
AN opportune time to purchase La
dies Stylish Goats at almost half price.
See Grand Depot advertisement.
The winter scene in Cochran's drug
store window is pretty and realistic
one, and is the handiwork of clerk Rich
ard Slack.
Jacob II. Holcombe has been award
ed the contract for keeping the poor of
Delaware township for the ensuing year
for the sum Of $500.
Christmas was an ideal daylight,
cold, and calm. Added to this, the sleigh
ing was good, and. the skating fair. A
splendid combination all around.
Halls Hair Remover contains the
natural food and coor-matter for the
hair, and medicinal herbs for the scalp,
curing grayness, badness, dandruff and
scalp sores.
"A Watch-Night service for the in
coming year will be held in the NJ. E.
Church of this city to morrow Thursday
evening, beginning at 0 o'clock. The
public is invited.
Rev Mr.. Rife, of Montgomery Co.,
Penna., has accepted a call to become
pastor of the Amwell Dunkard church
and will move into the parsonage at Ser
geantsville, April 1st.
Stop in at T. B. MAYORS, Coryell ST.,
and see the latest designs in Chinaware.
-Thos. r. Hunt, Jr, the young son
of Geo. V. Hunt, of this city, while going
along Bridge street with relatives last
Thursday to take the train, fell on the icy
pavement and broke bone in one of his
-tess,--O One of his Christmas presents is
plaster cast around his leg.
We are glad to inform the public that
the clean, honest statements, which MIR.
Shamalia makes in these columns, are be-
ing appreciated by the people His
Christmas trade this season was much
greater than for many years.
Potato Chips for sale at Conover q
Conover's store.
Charles Webster. local editor of the
Hunterdon "Repnblican, had strange
experience recently. He had some
chloride OF potash tablets and some brim-
stone matches in the same pocket. The
pocket came in contact with table, caus-
ing an explosion. 1t all occurred in bill
lard room, and the local editor, as we'll
as bis companions, for a while thought
their time had come.
The latest, newest, incest perfume,
"Locust Blossom" at Shsmalia's.
The "Progress of the World in
the Review of ReUieaOS for January, 1897,
gives an admirable resume Of the
great world.events OF 1896. Nowhere
else can SO faithful and impartial chron-
ice of these stirring times be found. This
illustrated editorial summary In each
months ReUiea0 is everywhere recognized
as one OF the trlumphs of modern journ-
alsm. The discussion of the Cuban
situation is enlivened by the reproduction
Of timely Spanish and Spanish-American
cartoons.
Always 10 season, Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch
in MIX. OF can, loo.
-Holcombe W. johnson, Of Sand
Brook, who was recently injured, and
who is still confined to his bed, met with
another loss on Monday of last week.
One OF his sons was sent with one Of his
best horses 10 the blacksmith shop and
while there the horse kicked back and
struck the butteris in the hands of the
blacksmith cutting Off sinew and artery
in the leg, from which the horse bled to
death.
j. w. West, residing near Cherry
vile, on the road leading to Kings Mill,
has a pond of fine spring water on his
place. The water is furnished by at least
a dozen springs. Mr.. West had the pond
stocked with carp, but desiring to get
rid OF them and put in their place white
catfish, last week drew the water of
and took therefrom large number Of
fish, weighing from one to six pounds
each. In all nearly five hundred pounds
OF carp were secured.
In egerybody's mouth-Kline's
Lambertville Puffs."
"A clothing merchant who looked
over come Of the stock advertised to be
sold s'at cost or less by clothing house
In Trenton that is about to go out Of BUSH
~ Al esntn 49,