The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-11-18
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WEDNESDAY. NOV. IS, 1896.
-seneka Balaam will cure your cold.

Il. w. Miller, Of Milford, has discov-
cred large deposit of slate on his farm.
DR.. E. D. Leidy, of Baptisttown, has
located in Newark, N. j., where he in
tends practicing his profession.
-Ex sheriff j. P. Riltenhouse has again
taken up his residence in Ringoes, having
taken quarters at Burns hotel.
Tuesday morning of last week, Stacy
B. Bancroft, of Rosemont, was kicked by
a horse, breaking his arm between the
wrist and elbow.
Clayton Williams fills the vacancy in
the Board OF Directors of the Union Nat
ional Bank of Frenchtown caused by the
death of Michael Uhler.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show is
wintering 115 horses in Pennsylvania, op-
posite Frenchtown, N. j. They arrived
at Frenchtown station on the 4th inst.
- THE saw mill on the farm OF ex-
Sheriff W. H. Lake, at Oak Grove, was
destroyed by fire last Sunday night. The
post office, Josiah Wilson, poslmaster,)
was in the building.
Yards adverlisementina another column
calls attention to an especially fine line OF
seasonable underwear. This house guar
antees everything as represented, and
is thoroughly reliable.
The Teachers Institute for Hunter
don County will be held at Pennington,
commencing Monday, November %, 1896,
and closing November %, 1896, under
the direction of j. s. Hoffman, County
Superintendent.
WHAT Coon SEGARs WILL Do
W,ll, James, what makes you so down.
hearted You can improve your health
wonderfully by stopping at soHADEL's
81 Bridge street, and get one of those ex-
cellent Flor de Atma's.
Extra services will begin at the Werts.
vile Baptist Church on the Goth inst
Tha pastor, Rev. Alfred Wells, will be
assisted by Rev. N. B. Randall, an evan
gelst, who is well-known throughout the
Middle States as an able preacher.
AT the monthly meeting OF the Union
Steam Fire Co., held last Thursday even
ing, Edward ]. Probasco presented life
size portrait OF his deceased brother Will
liam, who was charter member of the
company, and an active member for many
years.
Would it not be we'll for Street Com.
missioner Massey to have his gang of la
borers dressed in white, after the New
York styleG Not that the uniform would
get any more work out of the men, but
then it would look SO nice, you know.
Chief Van Solver has received an in
vitation from Chief E. Allen Horn, of
Burlington, TO participate in the ceremo.
MES of housing the new Ariel Truck of
the Young America fire company, on
Thanksgiving Day, at o'clock P. M.
"A proposition of real value to the
patrons Of the Grand Depot. Read their
ad in this issue.
The Bucks Co. Christian Endeavor
Union will hold Its fourth annual conven.
ton 10 New Hope, Pa, to morrow (Thurs-
dsy), afternoon and evening. Large del
egations are expected from all over that
county. The program contains the names
of several excellent speakers.
The largest vote ever polled in Union
township was that at the recent election
when every voter voted except eight three
of these were sick and unable to get out,
which only left five stay at homes in the
whole township that were able to get to
the polls.
For tickling and hoarseness use
Shamalia's Throat Tablets. 10 cents
In order to pay an election bet, John
White wheeled Israel Niece from Barber
town to Kingwood and back on wheel
barrow, on Saturday a week. They were
accompanied by drum corps and sever
al carriages loaded with ladies and about
seventy We men and boys on foot
Major G. A. Angel Post, No. 20,
G. A. r., will observe their anniversary
by appropriate exercises at The Post room,
on Friday evening of this week. A sup
per is one OF the features. The efficient
committee that the Post has appointed
is a guarantee OF very pleasant time.
In everybody's mouth-Kline's
Lambertville Puffs."
John Ramsey, who was elected Sher-
if of Hunterdon county, resigned as
Collector and Constable on Monday of
last week. The Town Committee has
appointed Sam |. Case Collector and
Elmer Ham Constable. Mr.. Ramsey
took the oath OF Office Tuesday OF last
week.
Speaking OF deers, II is unnecessary
to mention all of the deers, but there are
the reindeer, the fallow deer, the elk deer,
and some very nice ladies that are dears,
but there are none superior to the BELvI-
DIRE &c. straight, manufactured by Fl. L.
SoHADEI, Belvidere Segar Factory, 81
Bridge street.
Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
Hominy (Hulled Corn). Elegant lunch
Milk. OF. can, Zoe.
Mrs. A. NJ. Blackwell, of Ringoes,
died of apoplexy on Sunday morning, the
9th inst Funeral last Wednesday at
1890 O'Clock, from her late residence.
Interment at Mount Airy. Mrs. b. was
" years old and has been sufferer for
a number of years. She was the mother
of Mr.. Augustus Blackwell, Of this city.
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