The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-01-13
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 10, 1897

-Seneka B.lsam will cure that cough.
Great Remnant Sale See Grand
Depot adv.
You can get a ton of good hard coal
for s. 90 from Alfred B. Hocombe.
You can shorten it to 81, '9S, aud
90, but when you come to 1900, you
can't write 90.
From the carly activity of the town
ship politicians, things are likely to be
hot this Spring.
Report says that twenty-three chick
ems have been stolen from Fritz Peters, OF
West Amwell township.
The latest, newest, incest perfume,
"Locust Blossom, al Shamalias
The next quarterly meeting of the
Ilunterdon County Local Union of c. L.
will be held at New Germantown, Tues.
day evening, Jan. 10Th.
Within the past three weeks, barrel
OF cider and thirty bushels Of potatoes
have been stolen from Augustus Cow
drick, of Delaware township.
Key L. NJ. Lightfoot, pastor of the
Baptist Church of this city, has been sick
for some days with an attack of the grip.
His pulpit will be filled next Sunday by
some clergyman from abroad.
Young mems stylish 90 cent Neck
Ties marked down to 81 cents. See win
dow display at the Grand Depot.
The Epworth League of the Lam.
bertville Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold a Martha Washington Tea Par.
~, Feb 22d, in their church. Particulars
later.
The Grand Depot, after this week,
will close at $50. Patrons will please
do thoif batter shopping Saturday evening,
when the store will remain open until
o'clock
Hon. Davi Lawshe, OF Stockton, has
purchased the old spoke mill property in
that place and will at an early date con
vert it into a handle factory TO take the
place of the one he recently lost by fire.
Or F. W. Larson, of this city, had
The misfortune to slip while entering
residence on Union street. a few days
ago, aud broke ligament Of the left arm
II, III SoI, II,
loose the use of that aim for the present,
Il will be some weeks befa re he regains
its use.
Elder Benton Jenkins, well known
Old School Baptist minister, located al
Mlddetown, N. Y, died on Saturday
morning Of cancer Of the stomach. The
deceased was fearless aud able expound-
er of the scriptures as he understood
them, and in his death the denomination
sustains severe loss.
combe's "a 90 coal you will be pleased
with it.
-Corson Titus, OF Trenton, will have
charge Of the legal poor Of East Amwell
township next year, aud will occupy the
premises OF the late Abram Chamberlin,
of Pennington, after April lst. DR.. J. W.
Sivara, Of Ringoes, has been chosen
township physician.
The New Farm Glist Mill grnds
fasl-6 to s bushels per hour, aud saves
the 'oll. Alfred b. Holcombe sells them.
Howard Wilson, of Woodsville vi
cinity, sold to c. A. Twomey, of this
city, yesterday, hog which weighed 759
lbs Now we would like to hear from
Pral Wilson Of Delaware township. He
has been Dragging about having raised
hog that couldn't be beaten by Howard.
But unless scales lie, thai is just what
he has done. If Prall will take a little
suggestion from us it Is to this effect
You can't talk weight into hog-you
have 10 give him corn.
Thin nr gray hair and bald heads, so
displeasing to many people as marks of
age, may be avered for long time by
using Halls Hair Remover.
The Sussex Register says "Strouds
burg and Lambertville are about to adopt
systems Of sewerage 1t is an imperative
duty that falls upon every city and town
of any considerable size, for health, COM
fort aud even life itself depend largely
upon proper sewerage. The loss OF one
life through bad drainage is criminal, and
the money loss to community through
one case of typhoid arising from impure
water has been placed at 81, 000.n
1t is now time 10 think about laying
in the Winter supply of coal. Larison
& Marjarum sell only the best grades
thoroughly screened, which give satisfac-
ton. Order at either the uptown or
Bridge street office. Pure spring water
ice, as usual. ~
burglars made another haul at Three
Bridges Saturday night a week. The hotel
OF A. s. Case was visited and about $50
taken from the money drawer in the bar
room. Entrance was effected by prying
off shutter. The store Of Joseph Dilts
and butcher shop Of Frank Van Syckel
were also broken into. AT the former
place several pairs of rubber shoes and
other articles were taken. AT Van Syck
els the booty secured amounted to 20
cents-the contents of the money drawer
There is no clue 10 the robbers.
The Fact that Doctors
frequently advise change of air and cli-
mate 10 those suffering from catarrh is
proof that catarrh is local and climatic