The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-04-14
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL Il, 1897.
Easter Dyes at Shamilia 5.

Easter Dyes at Shamiia's
DR.. Henry Race is a candidate for
postmaster at Pittstown.
Calvin E. Frius, OF this city, has
opened iewelry store in Hopewel
The Pennington Croquet Club is re.
building its court on William Street.
-Auctloneer w 5. Riley, of Fleming
ton celebrated his 10th birthday on March
2slh.
Milford is to hold an election to de.
eide who shall be postmaster of that vii
lage.
Mrs Levi Housed, of Reavile, IS the
owner of bed quilt containing 8,477
pieces.
Great variety of medium and fine
Dress Goods can be seen at The Grand
Depot. See adv.
The Clinton Baptist Church has cx-
tended a call 10 Rev. Grant Savage, Of
South Stomngton, Conn.
Joseph Housed, of Reavile, lost one
of his handsome black match team horses
recently from spinal meningitis
A course of Hoods Sarsaparila taken
now will build up the system and prevent
serious illness later on. Get only Hoods.
Walter {. Brewer, son of Henry Il.
Brewer, of Pennington, is fitting himself
at Pennington Seminary for the christian
ministry
The election Of A. G. Gandey as free
holder from the first ward Of this city,
makes the board Of freeholders Of this
county tie politically.
If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair
falling out, aud premature badness, do
not use grease or alcoholic preparations,
but apply Halls Hair Remover.
The Standard oil Company is now
erecting tank on the grounds of the
Pennsylvania r. r. Company in Elem.
ington, near the old round house.
Peter Roekafellow, Of Whitehouse
Station, is the owner Of cupboard 300
years old, L. p. Van Fleet, Of the same
town, owns two clocks over loo years
old.
A gentleman who rides a great deal
says he has seen more snakes this spring
than for many years past. What this in
dcales we cannot say, unless it indicates
snakes.
Mrs. John l. Wilson is putting up
two brick houses on the lot on Delevan
street, adjoining the residence Of Theo.
Housed Mr.. Cray Trenton builder,
has the contract.
William Davenport was arrested at
Annandale Thursday, the LIST inst. and
brought to our county Jail on complaint
of J. F. Fox, whose buildings he had
threatened to burn.
Conductor Harry Van Horn, Of the
Belvidere Division, has been off the road
for week or more, owing 10 brain
trouble. 1t is said that his disease is
sottening of the brain.
The old Gardner factory buildings
at Glen Gardner were sold on Wednes
day Of week before last for taxes. The
Town Committee of Lebanon township
were the purchasers.
"A correspondent OF the Democrat
Adpcrtiser says We are sorry to hear
that Martin b Hoffman, Of Woodglen,
has lost five cows, with three more sick.
They are supposed to have been poisoned
by beer grains, yet this seems imprOb
able
The house belonging 10 John Todd,
near Ringoes, was burned to the ground
few days ago Dory Todd, who lived
ia the house, succeeded in getting but
few Of his things out, as the whole upper
part was ableze before it was discovered.
The fire was caused by defective tlue.
Naturally fair compilations would be
the rule rather than the exception, as IN
fortunately it is at present, If the ladies
would wholly abandon cosmetics, and
more generally keep the blood pure and
vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla, the only reliable blood purifier.
Fine display Easter Millinery at The
Grand Depot
We have seen the selection OF sam
pies that Love, the Wall Paper Manufac-
lurer, Of Plainfeld New Jersey, sends TO
his customers. 1t comprises an assort
ment suited for every room in the home.
Some Of. the low priced papers are mar
wells of beauty and cheapness. See his
advertisement in this paper.
Hon. J. c. Arnwine, Of Baptist
town, whose store and dwelling was
burned last September, has just com
peted fine new store and moved in
last week. In opening his new store
he has connected with him, in partner
ship, his only son, and hereafter the firm
will be known as ]. G. Arnwine & Son.
H,0pterdon Democrat
An election for Village Trustees, TO
fill the expired terms of Alexander B. AL
len and George W. Shepherd, was held in
Pennington on Tuesday afternoon of last
week. Three candidates were presented
and 347 votes we're cast fer the three can
didates, as follows Chester Van Syckel,
295 Charles F. Felmly, 500; Geo. W.
Shepherd, 1877 OF course the first two
were elected.
1t is said that the old "Brick Tavern
at Norton, formerly Perryville,) which
has been kept as hotel for over hun
bred years, is to be turned into farm
house. The owner, Peter Mulvey, will
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