The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-03-17
WEDNESDAY. MARCH II, 1897.


las Bridge Street Drug Store.
There are now two young lady law
yers in the State of New Jersey.
VAN Solver, painter, paper hanger
aud sign writer, So Ferry street.
VIM. L Dobbins. formerly of this
city, is a candidate for postmaster at Ser
geantsville.
The water was let into the Delaware
Division canal on Wednesday, and
boats will soon begin running.
People buy Hoods Sarsaparilla year
after year because it docs them good. Ii
will do you good to take it now
House 81 Elm street fer Rent. Ap.
ply to 5. S VAN HoRN.
The Wm Besson farm at Everitts.
town has been sold to Samuel Hoff for
S2700. 1t contains about 40 acres.
"A Society of Christian Endeavor was
organized by the Christian Church of
Ffenchtown last Thursday evening"
An optician says that eyeglasses may
be cleaned with tooth powder; and prob
ably that used for eye teeth would be
best.
Premature badness may be prevent
ed and the hair made to grow on heads al
ready bald, by the use Of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover.
Nine persons We're added To the
membership of the Frenchlown Chris
tian church on Sunday last, the result
of the extra meetings held a few weeks
age.
Tie Ladies Aid Society of Mt. Airy
Presbyterian church will hold Sociable
in the chapel, on Thursday evening,
March 18th. If very stormy, the next
evening.
The smoke house Of Charles John
son, near Rocklown, took fire recently
and burned down. 1t contained a lot of
meat belonging to him and one of his
neighbors.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. L.
Church of this city will hold their weekly
prayer meeting on next Sunday evening
at G 45 O'Clock. Tie jet will be THE
Extent OF the Kingdom To be led by
Chas A. Strauss.
The sooner yon begin to fight the
FIRE, the more easily il may be exlinguish-
ed. The sooner you begin taking Ayers
Satsaparlia for your blood disease, the !
easier will be the cure. la both cases,
delay is dangerous, if not fatal. BE sure
you get Ayers and no other.
"A horse belonging to Whitfield sny. |
der, Of Centreyille, ran away on Main
street, Pennington. last Saturday night
aud was seriously injured by jumping
over The iron fence at the Soldiers Monu
ment, one Of the sharp pickets piercing
the iieshy part Of its hind leg.
The Rev. L. NJ. Lightfoot rendered
his rcsigt alton as pastor Of the Baptist
Church Of this city, last Sunday morning,
to take effect Sunday, May I'd next. Mrs.
Lightfoot's health has been bad for some
months and her physician recommends a
residence in dryer climate il permanent
improvement is to be expected
About year ago, our Methodist
friends gave an Organ Recital, which 10
doubt is remembered with pleasure by
many Of the large numbers who beard it.
The EpwoIth League connected With that
church are making arrangements to give
another Organ Recital about The middle
Of May, when they hope to give a first
class Musical Entertainment.
"A White House correspondent says
Mrs. Park, mother OF County Clerk DR..
II. Eugene Park, is in her Goth year.
One day Inst week one OF the old
horses on her farm died, for which
event Mrs. Park was quite sad, as she
said she intended going horseback rid
ing ou him when the weather got warmer.
The Ladies of the First Presbyterian
c hurch Of Lambertville wish TO announce
that they have secured the services of
Miss Mcclure, Of Trenton, for the twenty
eighth OF April next. ALI those who en-.
joyed her delightful readings short time
ago, will be glad TO have the opportunity
OF bearing her again. There will be q
musical programme in addition.
The epidemic now prevailing among
certain mill workers is very serious. Let
every person in the city cleanse the sys-
TEN and fortify the body against the at
tacks of contagious germs, by taking
Shamalia's Sarsspsrila compound, the
Great Bloo1 Purifier and Spring Medicine.
65 cents per bottle. Every bottle guar
anteed. Inquire about it at Shamaia's
Bridge Street Drug Store.
Courteous attention to young house
keepers; low prices on all furnishings,
especially Carpelings and Furniture, at
THE GRAND DRPoT.
Ex-Viee.President Stevenson spent last
Sunday 10 Chicago, on his way home.
He expressed himself az greatly pleased
at being released from Official duties. aud
said of his successor ~ was very fav
orably impressed with my successor,
Vice President Hobart; he Is pleasant
and an able man, and | am sure, will fill
the office with honor and success"
The Official salary OF Vice President
Hobart is $40, 900. Mr.. Hobart, upon
taking office, resigned positions and
connections paying him probably five
times the amount of this salary, and
he assumed social functions that will
increase his expenses about ten times
In a pecuniary way. the election Of Mr..
Hobart has been ''dead loss" to him.
General Sewell, who is good authority,
says that New Jersey made the best dis
,,ay IN tha inau1nraI narade of any State