The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-11-10
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lie in anticipation.
1t is wise person who buys his
Christmas presents now.
Henry Potts, of kingwood town
ship, has been granted a pension.
DR.. Fallon has Just received fine
Phonograph to entertain his patients.
Do not forget the concert ut
Lyeeum Hall, tomorrow #Thursdavl
evening
The lowest tax rate in the county
is that of Bethlehem township. s10. oo
pr $1,000
The greatest Toilet soap sale of
the period will be ON next week. at
THE GRAND DEror.
Thanksgiving day ON Thursday,
November p, according to President
MekinleH's proclamation
Dr. Race of Reayillc. is reported
to be improving slowly, and hopes
are nov entertained Of his recovery.
II You feel weak. dull aud dis
couragcd Nou will find hottie of
Hoods Sarsararilla will do you wend-
crful good
Chief Morse arrested two Penhsyl-
vanians last Saturday evening 10Y
fast driving ON our streets They were
fined - each.
The Rmgoes public school has
been closed the past week ON account
of diphtheria at the home of its teacher,
Mr. r. H. Phillips
George lIoleemhe, who lives on
Elm stseet, raised Il pumpkin the past
Sci n that Weighed Is lbs Ii was
sold 10 :. VI Welfueer.
Secretary Bodine. of the y }
Fruit Exchange. reports 30, Ri baskets
Of peaches sold ON theexchange, which
Melted the grower BE per basket.
It is stated that Luther W. Miller,
of Milford. has found II valuable
cement rock on his farm there. The
rock also contains traces of copper.
Wm. Cunningham has secured
position ia the superintendent office
Of the Penna L. II. in this city. MS
messenger in plaee of Hurry Bcmert
promoted
Henry erwn, lifelong resident
81 Sefgcantsville vicinity, died on
Saturday a week. aged 81 years Mr.
Gfum was we'll known IN all Parts of
the county
William Holeombe. Oft Rcavillc
vicinity. recently lost a young horse
with lockjaw. The horse was one of II
choice team, and was injured in the
stnhie, resulting in lockiaw
Patrick J. Condry has been AZ
pointed yard master at the Lambert
Vile station in place of Calvin Cooper,
dec Il. and Liscom Erickson drill en-
einc conductor in place Of GondIy.
Wm. German aud VIM Snyder
were committed by Justice Hulsizer, |
OF Pennington, last week, ON n charge |
OF being concerned in stealing turkeys !
from Albert Pyatt, at Croton, oct. POD. |
II YOU want to be pleasantly enter
timed attend the concert Thursday
evening at Lyeeum Hall The pro
gram is varied and attractive
Reserved seat tickets On sale at S w |
Coclrnu n Co.'S druo store
Eamhertyile Puffss are still 90
ing mp in smoke. Kline sells them
The Home Mission Society of the
Baptist Church of this city will hold a
sociable and entertainment on Thurs
day evening of Eeyt week, in the leet-
ure room, at o'clock. There will be
music, tableaux &c. Admission,
adults iOcts.. children Bets.
Charles Hunt one of the wealthiest
farmers in Hopewcll township, aged |
- years. committed suicide by taking |
embolic acid last Friday night in his
stable He had become deranged by |
the Improbable sale of one of his farms. |
He had also suffered from being struck !
by lightning about two years ago.
VAN Sewer, painter, paper changer
aad sign writer, 53 Ferry street.
Harry BELLS, aged u years. rcsid
in4 with his parents in Milford, met |
with severe accident on Saturday a
week While getting over a fence
with a gun the trigger of the gun
caught against rail and the gun was
discharged, the whole charge passing |
through his arm, SCATTERING ii SO that
amputation was necessary.
Vim. Udy, of this city, who has
been troubled with an affection of the
brain for some time, was taken to n
Philadelphia hospital, last Saturday
to have an operation performed. Some
time ago he fell from his bicycle and
injured his head. It is supposed that
n eliot has formed and it is to remove
this that the operation has been per
formed.
If You waut a segar that is just the
thing, buy "Lamhertville Pufis. J.
b. Kline, Bridge street
We hear a great many people who
have occasion to drive throughout the
county complain that many people
earelessly throw paper, as well as other
rubbish. in the roads This frightens |
horses and is frequently the cause OF
serious accidents. Those who do care
lessly place such things where they |
cause such accidents can be held liable |
for all damages. Burn yourrubbish. 6
HttaterloH DoHOcrat
The case of Samuel Chamberlin
against Henry c. Manness was tried |
before Justice A. B. Kline in the Grand |