The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-20
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20. 1857
Get in your winter coal

Election day Tuesday, Novcmber2
Baseball must now take a back
seat.
Buy yonr lee of Larision x Mar
jarum.
-Chestnuts are arriving in small
quantities
Apples Of fine quality have appeared
in the markets.
Already the farmers are fattenins
Thanksgiving turkeys
Small boys in masquerade outfits
are anticipating Halloween.
VAN SEWER, painter, paper-hanger
and sign writer, 53 Ferry street
The tinted autumn woods grow
daily more Respondent in coloring
The wood land on the William
Shepherd farm. near Sand Brook, has
been purchased by Asher Reading for
$50 per acre.
Two young men of Baptisttown.
Charles Lee and John Chamberlain,
have entered Medical College at
Philadelphia.
sLambertyille Puils" are still GO
ing up i'll smoke. Kline sells them.
The Bloomsbury piano factory is
a thing Of the past The hands have
been discharged and the machinery
moved 10 New York.
According to reports, the Central
Railroad has carried over one million
five hundred thousand baskets Of
peaches this season.
The voters of Kingwood showed
their sallantry AT the recent election
by casting majority of their ballots
for women suffrage.
The teachers of Holland township
have organized n teachers association.
and will meet on the first Saturday af-
teruoon IN each month
Mr. Roscoe Todd has opened
barber shop ut the Cor. of York and
Franklin Sts., where he will bepleased
TO meet all who need his services.
Mrs. Andrew Il. BELLS, of King
wood, found snake Of the pilot species
in her door yard. few days age. Il
was dispatched, and measured feet
> inches in length.
II Yen want segar that is Just the
thing, buy 4Eamhertvillc Puils J.
b Kline. Bridge street.
Ciosson 5 drug store has put in
gramaphone for the pleasure of their
patrons While waiting they may hear
some very entertaining selections. Call
around and see and hear it.
At Il meeting Of the First Baptist
church of this city, held last evening,
an unanimous call was extended to
Rev. X. J. Holmes, now pastor OF the
Atglen Baptist church, Chester Co,
Pa.
Mr. L. d. Fulmer, one of our for
mer citizens and well-known and high
" esteemed. is with Wanamaker X
Brown, Philadelphia. In this issue he
inserts his card, to which attention is
called.
The Union Hotel Drug Store of
Pennington has been purchased from
Mrs. james Manning by DIR. |. 5.
Cramer, the popular eX-Surrogate.
He took possession last Thursday
morning.
fire on Sunday destroyed a small
house in West Amwell, near this city,
which belonged to the widow of Mar
tin Ault. 1t was of little value. 1t
was unoceupied and was undoubtedly
set on fire by an incendiary.
Diseases often Turk in the blood
before they openly manifest themselves.
Therefore keep the blood pure with Hoods
Sarsaparila
An attempt was made one night
last week to hold up Austin Apgar, of
the vicinity of Sunnyside, by highway
men. They grabbed his horse and de-
mnnded his money, but he gave the
horse a smart cut with the whip and got
away from them.
The 'Lambertville House. after
it has been in the hands of the Van
SEWERS, looks like thing of beauty.
1t has been painted in neatly contrast
ing colors, and shows excellent taste
throughout 1t is in marked contrast
to the tawdry stripes and colors it
formerly presented.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Miss Mary, daughter of Rev DIR.
Roberts, pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church of the city, to Mr.. Alger
non Eyre Ashburner, of Philadelphia,
on Tuesday evening, Nov. ID, in the
Second Presbyterian church, 2lst and
Walnut SITS, Philadelphia.
NJ. II. Smith, of the Cherryyille
vicinity, brought load of hay to the
press Of Heryey Kuhl, in Remington,
on Saturday morning last, and while
waiting to be unloaded II was found to
beon fire, and before anything could be
done the load was entirely consumed,
rs well as the most of the wagon, moth
ing being saved but the tongue and
two front wheels. A spark from the
locomotive on the n. J. c. r Il. is
supposed to have caused the fire.
HUuterdoa Democrat
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