The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-01-20
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. 90, 1897.
C LDEN Jess TEA at all Grocers.

Depot adv.
You can get ton Of good hard Goa
for 81 90 from Alfred B. Holcombe.
Your grocer will give you an Illus.
trated catalogue of presents that are given
with golden Joss TEA.
The net receipts of the fair and fes
tival held by the Frenchtown Odd Eel
lows during the holiday week, were S2l2.
Golden Joss IRA, blended to drink.
An attempt will be made within the
next few weeks 10 organize a camp of the
Patriotic Sons II America in High
Bridge.
L. b. Ham, Of the Pitstown vicio
ily, gathered last year from seventy hens,
10, 275 eggs. This he thinks is record
breaker
Congressman Pituey last Wednesday
presented TO the House the resolution in
favor Of Cuban independence, recently
adopted by Victory Council, Jr. o. L. \.
NJ, of Frenchtown.
The prudent farmer griuds his own
grain and saves the toll. The New Farm
Grist soon pays for itself, Get them
from Alfred B. Holcombe.
MIR. and Mrs. john W. Queen ceIe-
brated the fiftieth anniversary of their
marriage, at the homestead near Mt
Pleasant, on Saturday last. There were
about fifty relatives aud friends present.
The latest, newest, incest perfume,
'Locust Blossom al shamslia's.
-Thco. W. Johnson, of the finn of
Kuhl & Johnson, coal dealers in Fleming
ton, has purchased the commission bust.
mss Of Joho Everitt at l44 Thompson
street, West Washington Market, New
York city.
One day last week John H. Drake, of
West Amwell township, lost a horse by
death that had reached The remarkable
age Of "a years. For the past two years
the faithful old animal had not been al
lowed to work
Young men, stylish 90 cent Neck.
ties marked down to 81 cents. See win
dow display at the Grand Depot
One share Of Alexandria Delaware
Bridge Stock was sold at public sale on
Tuesday of last week for Sl33 90 Nine
teen shares Of the stock Of the Onion
National Bank II Frenchtowu were sold al
the same time NJ an average OF $50 %.
William Brink, u farm hand employed
by Hiram Rttenhouse. of Barhertowu.
Ind one of his eyes terribly injured by
being struck with u corn stalk few days
ago. He was taken to a Philadelphia
hospital for treatment but there are small
hopes Of saving the injured members.
If you try sample ton OF Hol.
comhe's 81 90 coal you will be pleased
with it,
The parsonage OF the Bethlehem Bap
list Church, near Paitenburg, was
entered on Monday night Of last week,
and the burglars got away with the best
of Pastor W. NJ. Fogg's wardrobe They
rausacked the house thoroughly, but
were probably frightened away before
finishing the job.
VIM. l.. Thatcher, who has been act
ing as collector in this city for the Pru-
dental Insurance Go. for some time, has
received promotion, having been APP
pointed to a position in Camden, N. j..
with increased salary. He is a worldly
young man aud we are glad to see him
succeeding in his business.
Andrew Person, of Cherryville, met
with painful accident on Friday last
He was cutting wood when the axe
glanced and struck the thumb OF his left
hand, severng it from The hand. DR..
Ewing, o! Pennington, stitched the thumb
fast to bis hand and has hopes that it
may unite again.
The new inter State freight uegotia.
tons which went into effect on January
first makes an important change in some
OF the rates that will be charged here
after The mipmum charge for pack
ages will be thirty i've instead OF twenty
five cents. This ia radical change that
will aff,ct rnanv al ;pnnra l., ,l,;s ,,io;,;ty
The New Farm Grst Mill grinds
fust-6 10 s bushels per hour, and saves
the ;ol. Alfred B. Holcombe sells them.
Last Wednesday morning, Joseph
Johnson, aged about 20 years, son of Oak
johnson, Of Sandbrook, while feeding a
corn-husking machine on the farm OF j.
Clifford Lambert, in Delaware township,
caught bis right hand in the rollers and it
was terribly mangled He was taken 70 the
Mercer hospital where the hand WAS re.
moved below the wrist. He is doing we'll
Best Of all-"Lambertville Puffsp-
an up.to-da,e scgar. Kline's, Bridge
street.
John Risler, of Locktown, killed
COW recently which had been ailing for
some time. She was cut open to ascer-
tain the cause Of her sickness and
good sized country hardware store was
found in her stomach. Ninety-two pieces
Of hardware were found. Among the
other things we're thrty.nine nails, Two
screws, three pieces Of wire, one hog
ring and spike two and half inches in
length.
james Bacorn, farmer living near
Pennington, was arrested on Saturday
night last on complaint Of George Wolver-
ton, of Readinglon township. Wolver.on
drove to town that evening and it'd his
horse under the sheds at Halls store.
Bacorn, who claimed that the wagon be.
loDged to him, having loaned it TO VOL