The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-02-03
WEDNESDAY. FEB. 3, 1897
GOLDEN JOSS TEA at all Grocers.

GOLDEN Joss TEA at all Grocers.
-Seneka Balsam will cure that cough.
You can get ton of good hard coal
for 81 90 from Alfred b. Holcombe.
Yesterday was ground hog day, but
the "criiler probably stayed in his hole.
If you try a sample ton of Hol-
combe's 81 90 coal you will be pleased
with it.
Township officers are Furnishing their
armor for The elections which occur Tues
day, March 9th.
County Superintendent Jason Hoff-
man, will take up his residence in Flem-
.ngton in the Spring.
The Young Mems reading room and
gymnasium project is b.i ing pushed.
Send in your subscriptions.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Bap.
list Church of this city will give Tea
hdICu lulu hul l1lU utAt.
Others have found health, vigor and
vitality in Hoods Sarssparills, and 1t
surely has power to help you also. Why
not try ii
Your grocer will give you an illus.
traled catalogue of presents that are given
with golden loss TEA.
-Auclioneer II. F. Bodine has been
re elected master OF the farmers organi-
zation known as the Pomona Grange Of
lluuterdon county.
Alfred w. Lambert, the Alexauken
milkman, has been sick with the grip for
the past week, but is so far recovered as
to be about the house.
j Best of all-"Lamberlyille Pulls
an up TO date segar. Kline's. Bridge
street
} ,cob Sweasey, of West Amwell,
while working in the woods last Friday
week, was struck by the butt Of falling
The New Farm Glist Mill grinds
fast 6 10 8 bushels per hour. and saves
the Toll. Alfred b. Holcombe sells them.
-Epworih League Prayer Meeting at
the NJ f. Church NJ xt Sunday evening at
G:45 Subject" Emmanuel tod with
MS. " Isaiah :: Il, 8 G, T. Led by G..
NJ Shamaia.
A "Martha Washington Bezaara will
be held in Lyeeum Hall, on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday OF next week.
Door prizes. speaking and singing. Band
in Attendance Everybody invited.
Peter Seals, residing on the Amos
johnson farm, near Aquetong, while cut
ting sausage on Tuesday of last week,
caught the index finger of his right hand
in the machine, cutting off the end.
The prudent farmer grinds his own
grain and saves the toll The New Farm
Grist soon pays for itself. Get them
from Alfred b. Holcombe.
Freebooter G. p. Wilson, of Dele
ware township, with the rest Of the com
mi,tee, visited the Morris Plains Asylum
last week. He reports everything in good
shape Report says they had excellent
vciuas and the best liquor TO be found
at that institution.
Report says that Gov. Griggs does
MT look with kindly eyes on the coniem-
plated gerrymandor in West Amwell, Del
aware and Rariran townships, and with
out il can be shown that il will be Of last
ing benefit to the party. The probabill-
ties are that he will veto the bill if passed.
-Shamalia's Auliseptic Tooth Powder
clcauses the teeth, sweetens the breath,
10 cents.
VIM. j. Scott, the Coryell street ar
It's, in boots. will have on exhibition to-
morrow, and fer five or six days there
after, the boots he has made for President
Mckinley, and which il is expected he
will wear at his Inauguration. Mr.. Scott
has done his preltiest on this Job, and il
will be well.worth seeing.
And still another secret society in
Frenchlown. A branch Of the Grand
Orient has been established there, and
new members are being taken in each
week. There are so many secret societies
in that borough that the people think OF
petitoning the legislature to put fourteen
nights into the week, so that they may
attend them all.
Tie sorrowful sight on Monday at
lcrnoon, when an intoxicated man was
rolling around in the mud on Ferry street
was calculated to deepen the feeling
against the sale Of intoxicanis by those
already opposed and to cause those who
favor the moderate sale to wonder il it
was not time a halt was called on the
too free sale Of liquors 10 our city.
DO not be deceived by misleading
advertisements $500 Coal is nothing
more nor less than Pea Coal. We have
1.-THE best in the city-at 81 90 per ton,
full weight guaranteed. Also, all other
sizes, best quality, at bottom figures.
LARSON & MARJARUM, Offices AZ Bridge
ST., (aext door to Post ONCE and corner
Elm and Clinton streets. y
Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
Homiuy fHulied Corn. Elegant lunch
in MEX. OF. can, 10c.
A number OF changes will be made 10
the Mt. Airy locality the coming Spring,
some Of which are as follows: John A.
Godown, who has resided on the farm OF
f. b. Hocomhe for seventeen years,
moves to the farm Of Theo. Stevenson, at
Oak Dale Joseph Sweazy, OF James
Wilson farm, moves on the farm vacated
By Mr.. Godown; John X. Shurts moves