The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-09-09
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WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 9, 1896.
AT Shamali4's.

There are several cases of diphtheria
among the children in the First Ward
No business OF special public interest
was transacted at the council meeting last
Monday evening.
-Chas. Ii. Naylor, the newly-appoint-
ed gate keeper of the Delaware Bridge
Co. at this place, took hold of his work
last week.
DIR. Van Sickel furnishes best sets of
teeth for $500; other sets for $6.OO:
gold filings 81 up; silver Filings 75c.;
pulling teeth 25c.
John Ramsey, of Raritan, and VIM.
HOLES, of Alexandria, announce them.
selves as candidates for sheriff at the
Democratic caucus.
Persons living uptown should bear in
mind that whatever they need in medi-
cines can be procured, fresher and for
less money, at Shamalia's.
Patrick Malone was granted hotel
license last week by the excise board on
condition that he also take out license
as a wholesaler. To this he agreed.
Last Friday evening, the silverites
held meeting at the corner of Union and
Church streets, in this city. W. c. Bar
rick, of Pennington, was the orator. He
had very powerful voice.
The Phila. & Reading r. X. will con
tinue the sale of Willow Grove excursion
tickets until Sept. Goth, at the rate of 65
cents, providing there is party of ten or
more. ct
H. ]. Richter, of Pennington, will
take charge Of the Prudential office in
this city, as assistant superintendent,
Sept. 14th, the Pennington office having
been consolidated with the office here.
The Silver Democratic State Conven.
ton is in session to-day in Trenton. 1t
is said TO be composed of men OF no
prominence, about all the noted men OF
the party having come out for gold
standard.
Rev. E. M. Lightfoot, who was alb
sent from the pulpit of the First Baptist
Church of this city, last Sunday, on &C.
count of the death of Mrs. Lightfoot's
father, in Brooklyn, N. Y, will be at
home and preach next Sunday.
The Firemen's Relief Association OF
this city elected the following delegates to
the State Convention to be held at Cape
May on Wednesday, Sept. Both: Chief
c. II. w. Van Solver, Thos. A. Nc
Namara, John Stockton, Robert Riordan.
When the scalp is atrophed, or
shiny-bald, no preparation will restore
the hair; in all other cases, Halls Hair
Remover will start growth.
Two ears of corn growing together
on the same stalk, emitting them to
the distinction of "Iwins," were grown
this year by landlord L. Humphrey, of
Pennington. One of the ears is Ill inch
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are well developed.
The wife of Albert Preston, of this
city, died on Sunday last, after prolong-
cd sickness. Mrs. Preston was woman
of lovely character, ever ready for deeds
of mercy and charity. She was beloved
by large circle of friends. Her funeral
will take place this afternoon.
Imitation goods are gotten up for the
ignorant and gulible. The persons able
to read and write are not 80 easily fooled.
They will insist that Hires Rootbear Is
handed them, and nothing else "just as
good" The best imitation Is no good,
and you know it. Refreshing to Cam
paign paraders.
In everybody's mouth-Kline's
"Lambertville Puffs.
lightning struck the large grain
barn filed with wheat, on the old Jones
farm, near Bovine station, last Thursday
evening about o'clock and il was entire
ly destroyed together with the contents
The farm belongs to Capt. John Shields,
of Pennington, and is worked by VIM.
Bowner, on shares.
1T became legal in our State last
Wednesday, September first, to shoot
gray and black squirrels, reed and rail
birds and English snipe. The season
lasts through the month. The squirrel
season closes ON the last day OF Septem.
Der, but reopens on November 10 and
remains open until December 10.
AT the court house in Trenton, last
Wednesday, Sheriff Eye acted as auctioneer
for Master in Chancery Levi T. Hannum,
who had sold, at the suit Of John L.
Burroughs against Charles Moore, farm
lying partly within Hopewell township,
Mercer county, and partly within West
Amwell township, in this county. There
were several bidders, but the farm, which
contains 115 7S-100 acres, was knocked
down to the complainant for $4,000.
w. Burroughs Blackwell, residing
back of Washington's Crossing, N. j.,
died on Tuesday OF last week aged ~
years. He was an uncle of ex Senator J.
III. Blackwell, of Trenton. Mr.. Black
we'll was well-known citizen and was
prominent for many years in railroad cir
eles. Mr.. Blackwell died the same day
the directors of the Taylorsville Delaware
Bridge Company were holding their an
naal meeting, he being a member OF the
board. stt
Big reduction in prices of good
honest Bicycles. Prices Of sundries cut to
pieces at the Lambertville Bicycle Agency.
See adv. Al.
The remains of Mrs. Euphemia
Leigh, widow of John Leigh, were in