The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-01-01
III you want specialy.nlce favored
segar, go to KLINE's, 30 Bridge street.

The State Republican League OF Clubs,
5000 strong, are expected to participate
~ the Inauguration parade in Trenton on
the third Tuesday 10 January.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is about to
commence the erection of new station at
Elizabeth. 1t will be a two-story brick
aud stone building, and with the
approaches, tunnel under the track, etc. i,
will cost al ont $40, 900.
There are four minis in the United
States the main one is at Philadelphia,
and the branch mints are at New Orleans,
San Francisco and Carson City. They
all coming gold and silver. The Phil
adelphia mint alone coins nickel and
bronze coins.
The brokerage firm of L. Ii. Taylor
e. Co., of Philadelphia, for many years
doing large commission business in that
city and New York, has made a general
assignment to ex Recorder of Deeds
George q. Pierre and Harrison g. Selner,
both of whom are in the employ OF the
firm. The house also had an agency in
Trenton, conducted by Benjamin Van
Cleve.
Farmers attention. First class Fer
tilizers at the lowest prices in this city,
at Larson Marjarum's.
Base Ball is getting firm fcolhold in
the affections OF the English people. A
writer in the "Windsor Magazine, after
discussing the early indifference TO the
game in that country, says there are now
many well established clubs, and that n
game is interesting and sensational from
start to finish, partly because many games
are won at the very last moment. The
Derby nine this year woa the champion
ship in the presence of eight thousand
| spectators.
Where did get this dreadful cough
No matter; the great question is, How
shall get rid OF it Use the Pineola Bal
sam, soothing combination OF the rem
edics nature has put 10 the pine and other
balsamic trees. 1t cures the infamma-
ton and tickling in the throat and il TAX
en- in time will prevent the spread OF the
disease to the lungs. Ely's Pineola Bal
sam is strongly recommended in cases Of
! asthma. Twenty five cents il the price
Tell the neighbors about it.
|
Bernard J. Ford, the ex-Superintendent
of the State House, appeared in Mercer
Court on Tuesday and pleaded not guilty
to tho eight indictments charging him
with conspiring with John Mullins to de-
fraud the State in furniture contracts /;
with obtaining money ander false pre-
lenses in connection with Alexander l..
Reilly, who furnished supplies to the
State, and with misconduct in office.
| Judge Woodruff set his trial for Februa-
ry 10th and released him on 81, 900 bail
William s. Keihn, an ex-Councilman,
qualified as his bondsman.
-Frostalene, for chapped hands and
face, 15c. at SHAMALIA's.
Probably one OF the oldest presenta-
tions of Christmas gift made 10 many a
day occurred at Lenola, few miles above
INTERCHANGEABLE, on Friday night, when
the Union Church held its Christmas
entertainment. The pastor, Rev. J. F..
Stanger, lives In Merchantsville, and is
obliged to make buried departure some
evenings in order to catch u train The
members of the flock decided to remedy
| this, and, as the exercises were about to
close on Friday night, The doors were
suddenly thrown open and a handsome
sleek horse was led up the aisle Of the
church bytwo little boys in livery. Mr..
Stanger was surprised and delighted
0-At Shamalia's, patent medicines are
! lower than elsewhere.
"A Backurs Water hlotor-33 inch-for
sale. In good order. Apply at THE Re-
| CORD office.