The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-01-29
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. 80, 1896.

hu oIiSiual pension mas Oeen grant
ed to Lewis D. Walter, OF Point Pleasant.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 29 Bridge
street.
The Bethlehem Presbyterian Church
has just put 10 handsome pipe organ
at cost of $500.
"A new floor and other repairs have
been made by the canal company to the
aqueduct above this city.
The Odd Fellows 10 New Jersey num-
Der 24,964; the Masons, 10, 245 and the
Knights of Pythias, IL, 1922.
Charles Beldon, son of the late Sher-
i'll Beldon, is employed at the Palm
Beach Inn, Jacksonville, Florida.
-Epworth League prayer meeting
Sunday at 100 P. NJ. led by Mrs. M. II.
Pascoe. Topic-"By Personal Work"
-'I am cured since taking Hoods
Sarsararilla," is what many thousands
are saying. 1t gives renewed vitality and
vigor.
Capt. John Shields has been awarded
contract for $4,000 yards of mason work
on the Lehigh Valley Railroad extension
at Jersey City.
-Forty-two shares of stock of the IN.
ion National Bank of Frenchtown were
sold at public sale a few days ago, aver
aging $37.75 per share.
AT Sbamala's, patent medicines are
lower than elsewhere.
Martin F. Bells, of Kingwood, q
former Deputy Sheriff of this county, has
secured position wi b the Adams Ex-
press Company at Trenton.
One hundred and forty White Leg
horn hens belonging to Robert Hartpence,
Esq, of Grover, during 1895 laid him
1892 eggs, besides raising 24o chicks.
WANTED "A midde-aged woman to
take full charge of cooking AMI down
stairs work. Must come well recon-
mended. Apply by Saturday.
AMOS JOHNSON.
David Bond, Sr., of Ringoes, recent
ly lost all the meat hanging in his smoke
house. Too many cobs in the fire, placed
there by bis son Elmer, caused all the
mischief
The one hundred and ninth annual
communication of the Masonic Grand
Lodge of New Jersey will meet in Mason
ic Temple at Trenton to-day "wednesday,
January 29lh.)
DIR. w. F. Finney, of Frenchtown,
has sold bis property in that place to DR..
A. B. Nash, for 81, $50. DR.. Finney con-
templates removing 10 point near Phila
delphia the coming spring.
Henry P. Lefferer's trapping record,
for the season, up to the new year, is re-
ported TO be as follows: liz rabbits, 6
quail, 20 skunks, opposums, 2 weasels
and muskrats. Mr.. Lefferer is King
wood man.
james P. Rittenhouse, Sergesnt-at.
Arms of cur Courts, the Republican
states, has returned to his home in Fem-
ingtcn from Newark hospital, where he
was treated for cancerous growths.
Correction in School Report of last
week: From the list of those in the Mid
die class of the High School, whose aver
ages were over 80 per cent. and under
95, the name OF Sarah Wilson was
omitted.
The Ladies' Aid Society connected
with the Sandy Ridge church. will give
"New England Supper" on Friday ev
ening, Jan. 81. There will be music,
readings, recitations, &c. Only 10 cents
for supper.
Cod Liver Oil will build up the sys-
TEN. Get the "Lofoten," at Shama-
HAS. 50c. pint.
Mrs. Kate Hoppock, former resi-
dent of Sand Brook, died at her home in
Bordentown, on Sunday, 18th inst. She
had been great sufferer from rheumatism
having been unable to walk step for the
past seventeen years.
Lewis L. Higgins, of Somerville, has
purchased the "Jack" Dilts' property at
Stockton, of Samuel Warman, and it is
reported that John F. Shepherd & Son
have purchased the store building belong
ing 10 the same property, of Higgins
Choice lot of fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
The suit of Henry Piell against the
Pennington Village Trustees, for damages
received by the former by driving into
dirt heap on Main. street one Sunday
night in October last, has been settled,
the Trustees paying Mr.. Pell $95 and costs.
The Charles Fritts farm of LOG acres,
lying one mile south OF Jutland, which
was sold about one month ago by the Elk
ecutors of Elijah Stout to William AL
paugh, OF High Bridge, for $2l00, has
again been sold to Mr.. Meauey for $500.
This farm was sold 20 years ago for
$3.50
The Board Of Directors Of the Am
well National Bank of this city, have or
ganized as follows: President. Warren
A. Greene; Vice President, j. Patterson
Smith /; Cashier, Frank W. Van Hart
Teller, Lewis Z. Bodine Secretary, Al
bert d. Anderson. Messrs. Greene,
Smith and Van Hart compose the Dis
count Committee.
"A Coon THING Your name In your
umbrella. d. G.. Van Solver, 40 Ferry
street, will put 1t there II you will make
the preliminary arrangements with him.