The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-02-17
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WEDNESDAY. FEB. II, 1897.

AS Tue Gays are growing at Ooth enus
there is already quite perceptible differ
ence in their length.
Cyrus W. Riser, farmer living near
Locktown, has lost three horses from
spinal meningitis during the past week.
Experience proves the merit OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla. 1t cures all forms Of blood
diseases, tones the stomach, builds up the
nerves.
If you try a sample ton OF Iol-
comhe's 81. 90 coal you will be pleased
with it.
Tue property on cottonwood street,
belonging TO Mrs. Cornelius Werts, has
been purchased by John Cavsnaugh.
Price paid $3.50.
johnson Dalrymple, OF Pennington,
has purchased the store aud fixtures at
Grover, of Rutan Heath, and will take
possession at once.
The Central Railroad Co. have
abandoned their water tanks at Amman
dale. That place has been water station
for the engines for many years.
While Butcher E. r. Berger, OF
Lumberville. was cutting meat with a
cleaver, recently, he accidentally severed
one of his fingers and cut two others bad
ly.
At Shamalia' 5 drug store yen are rot
bored to buy a thing you do not want.
Edward Case. OF this city, had the third
finger of his right hand removed at the
joint last Sunday, by DIR. McGll. The
finger was broken some months ago, aud
did not reset properly.
- Mr.. r. A. Montgomery, of this city,
on Friday last was awarded the contract
to build stone road from Metuehn to
Perth Amboy, distance OF seven miles.
Work will begin as soon as the weather
permits.
MIR. A. X. Filebrown, agent for the
Rambler Bicycles in this city, has sent
out to his patrons and others very hand
some price list Of wheels and supplies. 1t
shows marked improvement in the Cram
blcrsn for 1897.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Rim
goes Baptist church will give "Whte
Cup Social at the Baptist Parsonage, in
Ringoes, on Friday evening, Feb. 10Th.
Lunch will be served for &c. Fruits and
candy will be for sale.
Any medicine purchased at Shama.
la's can be returned, and money cheer
fully refunded.
The family ofex- Freebooter Alpaugb,
of High Bridge, narrowly escaped asphyx-
iation Friday night week, by coal gas
escaping into the rooms where they were
sleeping Two OF the members were un-
conscious when found, but were revived.
Ralph II. Eye, of Tlopewell, has made
an assignment. 1t is said the assignment
was made necessary BY the failure of the
Lincoln, Nebraska, Bank, which occurred
last week. Mr. Eye held large interest
in tie institution and had invested exten-
sively in Western mortgages.
VIM. II. Corson, OF High Bridge, &C
cidenlally burned himself on the back OF
his hand some time ago with cigar.
He did not think much of it at the time,
but tie sore has steadily spread and
grown worse tver since, and now he is
lai5 up with a badly inflamed hand and
arm.
The New Farm Grist Mill grinds
fast 6 TO S bushels per hour, and caves
The 'oll. Alfred B. IIolcombe sells them.
-FAe Grand Lodge OF New Jersey X
OF =. meets in Masonic Temple, Trenton,
to-day Wednesday,. Grand Chancellor
Hitchcock will preside. The event of
special interest in this connection is the
unveilng OF the Reed monument at Mount
Holly. The Grand Lodge is expected to
60 to the unwilling in special train, leav
ing Trenton this afternoon al 30 o clock.
John Iloug hton, Of the Third Ward,
while at work at one OF the spoke-fnish-
ing machines in the Lambertville Spoke
Works, last Saturday, was struck in the
head and knocked down by cutter head
which broke off from the machine. His
forehead was badly cut. 1t was forum
ate escape from a more serious accident,
serious as it wac.
"A curious accident befell john Haw
kins at the High Bridge Steel Works one
day week before last He was engaged
in grinding a heavy casting on an emery
wheel and attempted to push the casting
with his foot but the foot slipped and was
caught between the casting and the wheel.
His shoe, stocking and part Of his foot
were ground away before he could extri- !
cate himself.
Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalia
has had 90 years experience applying |
trusses. He will allow you TO wear the
truss two weeks and then return the |
money if you are not satisfied. Lady at
ieudant.
-On Monday, The Allen and Vannest
Company, of Pennington, with a capital
stock Of $50, 900 and paid up capital OF
$50, 900, filed their certificate OF incorpo
ration with the Secretary OF State at
Trenton. The objects OF the company
are the manufacture OF apparatus for
heating buildings. The incorporators
are Edward B. Allen, of Pennington
Mahlon c. Vannest, of German Valley,
and Percy E. Garretson, of Somerville.
Each holds So, 900 worth of capital stock.
The Rev. Robert |. Canon will be
installed pastor of the Milford Presby-
teriau church on Thursday evening, the
18Th Of Fehruarv at II o'clock By ap-