The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-10-06
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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6. 1897.
Buy your coal OF G. w. Massey.

Buy your coal OF &. w. Massey.
Mrs. Lillian Ely Dagger will sing at
the Piano Club concert, Thursday night
Best Of all-"Lambertville Puffs"-
an up to-date segar. Klines, Bridge
street.
-Signor Muscst, who recently taught
vocal music in this city, has located in
Morfistown, n j.
When you are weak, tired and life.
less, ycu needito enrich and purify your
blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Ladies of the. Ringoes Baptist
church will hold ''Chieken Pie Supper"
and Fair, Wednesday, Nov. 10th next.
-Manning's, los f. State ST., Trenton,
invite the ladies TO look at their beautl-
ful opening of millinery, &c.-See adv,
Rev. II. j. Holmes, of Atglen, Pa,
will preach in the Baptist church of this
city. next Sunday morning and evening.
John L. Slack, OF Frenchtown and
others, were relieved of gold watches
while al the Trenton fair, last Thursday.
-Assemblyman Lawshe, and VIM. c.
Gebhart, of Clinton, candidate for the
nomination for state senator, were in
town 90 Monday.
-Tuscarora TnGe, No. II, lmp'd Or
der Of Red Men, Of this city, will visit
Iroquois Tribe, No. 80, OF Trenton, on
Tuesday evening of next week.
Real estate dealer Geo. NJ. Holcombe
has sold the fine residence of the late
Wilson Bray, corner of n. Union ard
Perry, 10 John s Curtis for $3.50.
Ask for Trading Stamps.
Evnngelislie meetings. under the lead
ership Of Miss Lizzie Sharp. evangelist,
viii begin in the Centenary NJ. f. Church
of this city. Thursday evening of next
week.
The roof of the shop at Strauss mar
bic yard on n Union street, caught fire
from defective fae Monday morning.
The fire was put out by a few buckets OF
water.
Miss A. G.. Hoffman, II N Union
street, will hold her Fall "Openingn OF
Millinery on Friday OF this week. The
| aides are invited to call and look at the
display.
The Democratic caucus for the seec
ton Of candidates for senator aud assem-.
blymen in this county will be held next
Saturday.
The first public reheGr o. Of the Piano
Club will be held on Thursday evening,
Oct. Eth, AT O'clock, in Fritz's piano
warerooms, on Coryell street. Admission
25cls.
T.qmbertville Council, No. CT, Jr. o.
u. A. NJ, viii! occupy their new hall at
the corner OF York and Union streets
next Tuesday evening. 1t has been hand
somely ntteu up.
Don't nauseate your stomach will teas
and bitter herbs, but regulate your liver
aud sick headache by using those famous
li,tle pile known as De Wits Little Ear
Risers. $. w. Cochran d Co.
-Rememher the entertainment, "a Box
OF Monkeys al Lyceum Hall, Wednes-
day of next week. The Amwell Orchestra
will also give many of their choicest Sc
leelons. Tickets % cts
The Liberty Cornet Band, of this city,
has been engaged t. play for the Eagle
Steam Fire Engine Co., OF New Hope, on
the occasion OF the Firemen's Carnival at
Trenton, Nov. 10th next.
Harry Daniels jumped in the Della
ware Division canal last Saturday after
nocn N, al New Hope, and rescued boy
that had fallen off a boat unseen by the
boat hands.
The Maynard theatrical company,
which had been rehearsing in this city for
two or three weeks, started out on their
annual tour the first OF this week They
play at Melville during the present week.
Five cents worth Of solid enjoyment
in "Lambcrtville Pufrs"-Kline's popular
segar-Bridge street.
"A meeting OF the Republicans of the
three wards OF this city will be held at
Lyceum Hall, next Saturday evening, at
80 o'clock, to select deleg ties tn attend
the County Convehton at Fleming on, on
Wednesday Of next week.
Prof. Leason, OF New York, who
taught in this city, four years ago, has
been secured by Rev. Russell II. Com
wells Temple College, Phiia., as musical
director. We congratulate both the col
lese and the professor.
Mr.. Jacob Heins, OF this city, had
placed on bis grazing lot on the School
house hill, a large barrefrom which to
water his cows. Some one wifully broke
it in pieces last Sunday. Mr., II. offers a
reward Of SO for the arrest OF the culprit.
Buy your Ice of Larson & Mar
jarum.
The W. c. T. L. prayer meetings are
increasing in numbers and interest. The
subject for Tuesday evening, was "Little
Things" A subject will be chosen for
the following week. Members are re-
quested TO come promptly at G As.
The Presbyterian and Baptist Christ
ian Eadeavor Societies OF this city, have
accepted invitations to be present a. the
Epworth League Rally at the NJ. E.
Church on Friday evening next The ex-
ercises promise to be OF very interesting
character.