The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-10-28

AZ AolO VI tAAatAOu lOI East All
is SLIP per 500 valuation. The dog tax
is $1.4O.
For Rent, two rooms for lodge or
club. Apply to s. s. VAN Horn. ct
"A branch of the Improved Order Of
Forresters has been formed at High
Bridge.
The registration all over the State is
very large. New Jerseys vote on Novem-
Der will be phenomenal.
w. Ross Case has removed from Rim
goes to Glen Gardner, where he intends to
carry on the harness business.
If Bryan should be elected, the sue
cessful candidate for Sheriff will be the
luckiest man in Hunterdon County.
Best of all-"Lambertvile Puffs"-
an up'to date segar. Kline's, Bridge
street.
There are said to be twenty two rer.
sons in Blairstown township, Warren
county, who are over years old. John l.
Blair heads the list
"A Bazaar will be gwen by the elm
provement Band" of the Baptist Church
of this city, Nov. 18th and 10Th. The
place and particulars will be given later.
-Seneka Balsam will cure that cough.
Rev. G. F. Apgar, of Whitehouse,
who has voted with the Prohibitionists in
recent election, has declared his intention
of voting the Republican ticket this Fall.
j. L. Comet, of Flemington was elect.
ed member Of the Executive Committee
of the New Jersey Christian Endeavor So
cicty at the convention recently held al
Plantield.
"A surprise; Apron Ginghams SIC.
at The Grand Depot.
The last Republican meeting of the
campaign will be held in Holcombe Hall
on Friday evening. Hon. Lee Fairchild,
of California, will speak. Mr.. Fairchild
is said TO be an eloquent orator.
John Q. Holcombe is farmer, and
will look after the farmers interests il he
is elected. He is careful business man,
as well, and will look to it that taxation
is properly distributed, and the burdens
not put on farm lands.
Rev. L. NJ. Lightfoot, pastor of the
Baptist church of this city, IS spending
two or three weeks in North Carolina.
Next Sunday, Mr.. John Ball, a former
resident of this city and student for the
ministry, will preach in the church morn
ing and evening.
Two cases more, so prs, 6 ID. Blank
e.s 81. SO, made to sell. Factory price 81.
At The Grand Depot.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tie Pres
byterian church at Mt. Airy will hold an
oyster supper in the chapel on Thursday
evening, November 18th. II stormy, next
evening. Oysters will be served in va
rious ways. Also ice cream, cake, con-
fectionery and fruit.
AT Phillpsburg, last week, Repub
lican meeting, which was TO have been |
addressed by distinguished speakers, was
broken up by the blowing of horns and
other rcwdy demonstrations Free silver
and free riot seems to be the motto of the |
Phillipsburg sllverites.
during his two years of service as
Congressman, Mahlon Pitney obtained no
less than seventy pensions for old soldiers |
and soldiers widows. 1t was for him
labor of love, and by the same token it
will be for old soldiers labor OF love to
cast their ballots for Mr.. Ptncy.
-Trewin & Co. are showing all styles
OF Derby and Soft Hats. 30-3t
Levi Matthews, of East Amwcll, who
had his jaw broken in two places six
weeks ago, aud who was treated by Dr.
Van Sicke, dentist, of this city, had the
inter dental spint removed last Thursday
aud the joints prove to have knitted nice.
ly, leaving no Disagreement whatever.
John L. Schenck, OF Somerset coun-
ty, nephew of Mr.. d. V. l.. Schenck,
OF Delaware township, spoke at the Re-
publican meeting at Stockton last Friday
afternoon, previous to the arrival of Mr..
Pitney, and we have heard the address
spoken of by number of people who
were present as excellent.
Nice Fleecy Knit Underwear for little
tots &C.; older children, &c. more for each
size larger. THE GRAND DEPOT.
How to make good servant: LIE! the
mistress Of the house take two pounds OF
the very best self.control, pound and
half of patience, the same amount OF JUS
tice, one pound of consideration, and
pound of discipline: sweeten this with
charity and let it simmer well. To be taken
daily, or, in extreme cases, in hourly
doses, and always keep at hand.
"A lecture on Astronomy, illustrated
by fine moving stereopticon views, will
be given b. Rev. p. p. Reese, in the lee
ture room Of the Baptist church OF this
city on Thursday evening of this week,
beginning at 8 o'clock. II will be not
only very instructive but exceedingly en-
tertaining. In addition to the lecture
proper, large number OF views of gen
eral character will be given at the close
of the lecture. Tickets 90 cents. Chill
dren 10 cents.
Peter Studdiford Pidcock, who for
many years lived on farm in the "Val-
ley' below this city, and who afterward
removed TO the vicinity OF Whitehouse,
and later took farm in Delaware town.
ship, died on Sunday night of last week
and was buried on Thursday morning