The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-09-29
Buy your coal Of G. W. Massey.

The Mount Airy Presbyterian Church
is being painted.
Benjamin F. Honness has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Clinton.
The Frenchtown tax rate, this year,
is 81 10 per 300 of valuation.
-Rocktown has daily mail. II is car
ried from Titusyille by J. NJ Shook.
j. G. Petrie, of this city, has entered
the Phila. Dental College as a student.
Van Solver, painter, paper hanger
and sign writer, 5S Ferry street
Thomas Smith, OF White House, has
received the appointment of Consul to
Moscow, Russia.
The annual inspection OF the Bevi-
dere Division Of the Pennsylvania Rail
road will soon be made.
The Pennington Presby terrain Sunday
School will celebrate its s0th anniversary
next Sunday, at 5 P. NJ.
The New Jersey Christian Endeavor
Union will hold its llth convention at
Paterson, on Oct. 9th, 7lh and 8th.
Louis c. Williams, of this city, this
week began the study of medicine in the
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia.
"A course OF Hoods Ssisaparila taken
now will build up the system and prevent
serious illness later on. Get only Hoods.
The "Glen Gardner Avalanche" this
week Iruls picture OF the new post
master of that pace, John II Num-, Esq.
The tax rate in East Amwell town
ship This year is $l.ll per hundred dol
ars. Dogs are let of at 25 cents per
head.
Buy your Ice Of Larson II Mar.
jarum.
The Democratic Bi- Metallic Club will
hold a sociable at Gymnasium Hall, foot
of York street, October 29th. Tickets 30
cents.
The wagon house and contents be
longing to 3. p. Stryket, Of Kingwood,
were destroyed by fire last Thursday
night.
An old land mark, the school house
al Mt. Pleasant, which for many years
had done good service, has been torn
down.
A farm OF 81 acres belonging to the
late Martin Cole, OF Holland township,
was sold last week at public sale for
$397 per acre.
-Auctoneer Riley sold thirteen horses
for f. w. Opdyke on Saturday, at his
stable in Frenchtown, the average be-
ing 1921 % per head.
Ask for Trading Stamps
Patrick Kelley, farmer near Stock
ton, aged about 60 years, while hauling
manure last Wednesday was kicked by
horse. causing compound fracture OF
the leg.
-Ilibbs' Restaurant, just below the
Warren street station, Trenton, is an ex-
cellent place 10 get oysters in every style
or good meal at reasonable price
See adv.
Councilman Joshua Gray, OF Phil
lipsburg, was 10 town on Monday. lie
came here on some business for the Cen
trail II. r. Co., OF which he is a special
police officer.
Lawrence II. Trimmer, Of Lebanon;
VIM. c. Gebhart. of Clinton borough, and
John X. Foster, Of Readngton, arc an
uounced as candidates for State Senator
at the Demccr caucus.
-Pittstown is credited with five runa-
wave. the most serious OF which was that
of the team of DIR. Henry Race, which
threw the doctor and Mrs. Race out hurt
ing them both quite seriously.
The seventh annual reunion OF the
Thitleth Regiment Veteran Volunteer
Association will take place at the rooms
OF Post %, G. A. r., on Broad street,
Trenton, October 9TH, at 10 u. m.
George II. Mathews, a well-kuown
resident of West Amwell, died Monday
morning, after long sickness. Mr..
Mathews was some years ago member
of the legislature from the first district.
The entertainment entitled "a Box
OF Monkeys, given last Spring by home
talent, will, by request, be repeated in
Lyceum Hall, Wednesday evening Oct.
18th, at O'Clock. Admission 20 ctf.
Music by Amwell Orchestra.
Best of all-"Lambertville Puffs'-
an up.to-date segar. Kline's, Bridge
street.
John Moore, of West Amwell, who
/, employed in the drill yard in this city,
had one Of hs hands badly mashed yester-
day. while coupling cars. 1t is feared be
will have to have one or more fingers
amnu,ated. He was injured 10 similar
manner about year ago.
The barn of Edward Hocombe, near
The iron bridge at Mount Airy, was burn
ed about midnight last Sunday evening,
with its contents, consisting OF seven tons
of hay, a tread power, two moving ma
chimes, hay rake, wagon, &c. The barn
and contents were insured for 1900 1t
ia supposed that the fire originated through
the carelessness OF ira mps who slept in 1t.
Frank Craig, who is well.known in
this county as a man whose bad and quar-
relsome nature is continually getting him
into trouble, was last week sentenced TO
one years Imprisonment in the Northamp-
ton county jail by Judge schuylar, OF
Eastop. for an assault on John Young,
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