The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-04-21
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 81, 1897.


LlJod with Hoods Sarsapsrils.
Mrs Peter Case has been awarded the
contract to keep the poor of Union town
ship the coming year for 5000
Horace Moore, of Pennington, was
on Wednesday appointed Sergeant-at-
Arms Of our County Courts, in place Of
Charles F. Shrope, deceased.
-Daudruff is due to an enfeebled state
Of the skin Halls Hair Remover quick.
ems the nutritise functions OF the skin,
healing and preventing the formation Of
dandruff.
Forty shares OF the stock of Union
National Bank, Of Frenchtown, n. j., be
longing to the estate of the late Michael
Uhler, were sold few days ago at an
average Of $50 80 per share.
All kinds Of disenfectants at Shams-
Has Bridge Street Drug Store.
Parties from Philadelphia have leased
part Of II. II. Chne's farm, in franklin
township, and are prospecting for ore.
They have erected a small building and
remain on the premises day and night
William c. Apgar and Howard Ellen
berg were licensed to keep hotels at the
last meeting of the Frenchlown Common
Council. The license fee WAS fixed the
same as last year, one hundred dollars.
John DAILY, eleven Yeas old son of
James DAILY, living on the farm formerly
owned by Jos. Mathews, in West Amwell,
had one Of his hands terribly mangled
last Thursday, by being canghtintte knife
OF y fodder cutter.
Love, the Wall Paper Manufacturer,
Of PIaiuGeld. n. J., gives every facility to
thecustomer hundreds of miles away from
the factory. You cannot perhaps, GO to
the factory, bat he brings the factory To
YOU. See his advertisement
Albert Zimmerman, of Cincinnati,
Ohio, and John Musser, Of Lima, Ohio,
Nuu NAVY bttu tHlioA1d ia thS i1atioeit
vile Spoke Works Tor year or more, left
this city csterday for their homes, where
they will hereafter reside
No small objection which young folks
had TO the old-time spring medicines was
their CONSCIOUSNESS In our day, this OBJ
lection is removed and Ayers Satsapa-
rilla, the most powerful AMI popular of
blood purifiers, is as pleasant 10 the pelae
as cordial.
-Jonathan A. Hunt. the father Of
Mrs. VIM. V Ramsey, Of Pennington,
died at his home near Larsou's Corner,
on Mocday night, 10 the list year of his
age, He was long sufferer from heart
disease. One son and four daughters
besides Mrs. Ramsey survive him
AN organ recital and musical enter
taiunent will be given in the Methodist
Episcopal Church OF this city, Wednesday
evening, May -. Prof. Walter J. Kug-
Ter, Of Boston, Mass, will be the organ
i-r. assisted by the fayorite violinist MIR.
Edwin C. Hall, and some noted vocalsts.
Full particulars next week.
All the latest novelties in fac MILL
merry have been added to our stock. The
result is collection OF correct styles.
S. S. VAN Horn.
-Wadleigh & Co., OF Boston, on Mon
day applied for receiver for the Grant
Drygoods Company OF Trenton. The as
sets are stated to be s22, 900, while the
liabilities are given at $2S, 900 The fail
ure will greatly affect many young women
employees, because they have most Of their
savings invested in The stock of the COM
psny.
Miss Annie Schenk, OF Pennington,
one Of the most skillful OF trained nurses
being graduate of Bellevue Hospital,
New lork-is at present engaged at the
home of J. Pierpont Morgan, in that city,
she having charge of patient who needs
the tendeIrst care that can be given. -
Miss Schenk is daughter Of DR. William
H. Scheok
Tie measure allowing Robert Croas-
dale, Of West Amweil township, 1922 for
services, representing three years and one
month enlistment at the rate OF So a
month, in the Rebellion, was approved
by the Governor on Thursday. Croas-
dale was n Jerseyman, and was enlisted
10 Company d, 4sth New York Regiment
The New York authorities refused to pay
him because be was New Jersey recruit.
John H. Cook, who some years ago
lived in this city, and was employed in
Arnett's shoe store, died 10 Trenton last
Suudsy. He was next to the oldest mem
Der Of the Red Men 10 New Jersey, having
been charter member Of Tuscarora Tribe
Of this city. His funeral will occur this
morning. Interment in Mount Hope
Cemetery in this city. Tuscarora Tribe
will be represented At the funeral and
also Iroquois Tribe Of Trenton, OF which
he was a member at the time o. bis death.
Justice VIM. s. Gummere filed his
opinion in the case of John Ramsey vs..
the Board OF Chosen Freeholders OF the
County of Hunterdon, on the 18th inst.
This was sn sciion, as will be remember
ed, brought by Mr.. Ramsey for services
as Constable in the arrest of tramps dur
ing the Winter of 1894 5, and the case
was tried before the Court, both sides
waving jury In opinion of the JUS
tice the plaintiff can pot recover the
amount claimed for services, or any part
thereof.
Samuel Stockton, the well-known
undertaken, has removed 10 the northeast
corner Of Bridge and Union streets. Here,
on the second floor, ia neat business