The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-10-14

canning factory was a short one, the
crop not being up to the average.
Judge Frank Fort, of Newark, and
Hon. Mahlon Pitney, will speak in this
city, on Friday night of next week.
Women who are weak and nervous,
who have no appetite and cannot sleep,
find strength and vigor in Hoods Sarsa-
parila.
-Seneka BAlsam will cure that cough.
Cyrus Van Dolah has sold what is
known as the Ent Butterfoss lot contain
ing IA acres, to John STEINER, of Grover.
Price, $780,
The Hopewell Valley Canning Co.
will close down on Friday of this week.
They have pa, 900 cans put up at the
present time. -HopeaOeH Herald.
-Sentka Basam will cure your cold.
-Epworth League at Gas p. NJ, led
by Miss Olive Philips. Topic-The In
ner Circle of Duty and Love. John II !:
33-3s. SECRETARY.
B. NJ. ShandleY Il Co., Jersey City,
have the contract for the new road from
Bordentown to Columbus, and r. A.
Montgomery, of this city, will build the
road from Florence station to the village.
Hon. Mahlon Pitney will speak at
Ringoes, on Friday night of next week
(preYious to speaking in Lambertyille the
same evening", and will be followed by
Frank Swasey, of Newark, talented
orator
For tickling and hoarseness use
Shsmalja's Throat Tablets 10 cents
The Doylestoeon Democrat says that
Henry Glbert's speech at New Hope, last
Thursday aight, ''made a profound i'm.
PRESTON" No doubt of it. II Henry
is not profound, he is nothing. When
he discusses "ullimate money" be is too
profound one cannot quite understand
him.
"A silver Democratic meeting was
held in New Hope last Thursday evening.
1t was addressed by Chas. S. Vandegrift,
candidate for congress, Webster Grim, of
Doylestown, Henry Gilbert, and VIM.
Lyman, of Lambertvile. A large body
of Democrats, headed by u drum corps,
went over from LqmberlVille.
Confusion as to the choice of a
bloodpurlier is unnecessary. There is
but one best Sarsaparila, and that is Ay
er's. This important fact was recognized
at the Worlds Fair, Chicago, 1898, being
the only blood purifier admitted to be
placed on exhibition.
The following delegates to the Re-
publican County Convention from this
city were chosen last Saturday evening ::
LIST Ward-A. G. Gandey, Michael Muir
ray, II. G. Akers 81 Ward-C. A. Skill.
man, w. L. Wagg, Thos. Lyons, Clark
Person. 81 Ward-R. B. Reading, E.
II. Hocombe, VIM. II. Gandey, Edw.
Probasco, Vim. Hunt, Geo. w. Kroesen.
Nice Fleeey Knit Underwear for little
tots at &c; for older children, &c. more
for each size larger.
THE GRAND DEPOT.
"A careful examination of the trees
that are struck by lightning shows that
over half of them are white poplar. From
this fact scientists conclude that the pop
lar has some value as conductor Of light
ming. This being the case, agricuturists
are advised to plant these trees in the
vicinity OF their farm buildings.
"A Christian Endeavor Rally will be
held in the Presbyterian church Stockton,
tomorrow Thursday evening, and Rev.
h. X. Boyd of Phllipsburg, and Rev.
f. B. Everett, of Trenton, will speak.
Rev. f. NJ. Lighlfoot, Of this city, will
lead the conservation service. Fifteen
societies will be represented. A large
delegation from this city will be pre-
sent.
One of The most elaborate weddings
ever performed 10 st. Johns Roman
Catholic Church, was solemnized there
last Wednesday morning. The parties
were Andrew j. McClinton and Miss Mary
Mangan. The bridegroom is very popular
in Catholic society circles, and is
Har Of IIthorNia Eira
Department. The bride is a sister oil
John Mangan, president of the City Coun.
Gil Rev. Father William j. Fitzerald
ofiiciated at the ceremony. Miss Lizzie
Hennessey was the bridesmaid and
Robert Butler, Jr., the best man.
Best of -"Lambertvile Puffs"-
an up to date segar. Klne's, Bridge
street.
Delaware Township, Hunterdon Coun.
ty, has enjoyed for almost year the dis
tinction of being the only township in
New Jersey which refused to raise money
for the support of public schools. AT 9
special election on Monday, however, de-
cided majority vote was cast in favor Of
making the needed appropriations and re-
opening the neglected temples Of educa
ton. Fame, such as Delaware township
enjoyed SO long, comes at last to pal
upon lis possessors, and hereafter the dis
trict will probably SO on educating i'll
children even if it does cost money 10 de
it.-Nea0ark EUe'aing Ne,os.
Better Than 800 Reward.
On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps
generous sample will be mailed of ih'