The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-11-11
-Seneka Balsam will cure your cold.

The Republicans of this city will
house their banner on Saturday evening,
at 7.30 o'clock. There will be music,
fireworks, &C., on the occasion.
MIR. Harrison Carver has recently put
handsome iron fence around the grounds
in front OF his residence on Bridge street.
1t is great improvement to the appear
ance of the property.
Five cents worth Of solid enjoyment
clam bertville Puffs"-Kline's popular
segar-Bridge street.
The evangelisiic prayer meetings.
which are being held in Sergeantsville
schoohouse, under the leadership of Ed.
er Moore, of Sand Brook, are meeting
with great success. A number of con-
versions are reported.
= The ladies of the Ringees Baptist
Church win give novelty in the shape
of chicken-pie supper, Thursday even
ing, Nov. 10Th, at the parsonage. Fancy
articles and refreshments will be on sale.
Supper tickets 25 cents.
The Republicans of Pennington will
celebrate the recent political victory by
parade and illumination on Tuesday even
ing of next week. There is talk of run
ming train from this city to enable our
people to take part in IL.
"A large new patent boiler is being
put into the Lambertville Spoke Compa-
ny's factory, similar to those recently put
in by the Lambertville Rubber Co. The
Spoke Works keep up with the times and
turn out wheels, hubs, etc., unsurpassed
by none.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the 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.
-'Can any of you tell me why Lazarus
was beggar Y'' asked the female teacher
in West Side Sunday school. "Why
was Lazarus a beggar 2" she repeated
sternly. "Plcase, ma'am," replied a
small boy, whose father was merchant,
''because he didn't advertise. :"
While George w. Bateman was re
turning home from Pennington Tuesday
evening, his horse became frightened at
hog in the road near the woods of Theo-
dore Hill, just East of town. AS soon as
the animal showed signs OF fright Mr..
Bateman got-out of the wagon and took
it by the head and attempted to lead it
by, when the horse dropped dead. The
report that McKinley's sweeping vote
caused the death of the horse has been
emphatically denied. Home Visitor.
"A mammoth disappearing gun car.
riage, manufactured by the Pond Tool
Co, of Plainfield, was transferred from
the Pennington to the Penn. r. r. tracks
ed 1900 pounds, and four large cars
were required to transportit. The carriage
will be erected at Firms Point, on the
New Jersey side of the Delaware river,
nearly opposite Wilmington, Delaware,
where Notifications are being constructed
by the Government.
Thomas Eidelman, head miller en-
ployed by the Pennington Milling Co.,
narrowly escaped serious injury yesterday
morning. He went into the basement of
the mill to adjust belt while the machin-
cry was in motion, and in some way his
arm was eau ght by the belt and he was
drawn toward the shaft. Fortunately,
however, he became loosened before GO
ing very far, and: escaped with some bad
bruises about the arms and body and a
severe cut in the head -Hwaterdon
Republican, 4th inst.