The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-02-10

mittee of coulcil
Maurice O'Laughlin, who has been
a clerk for II. II. Van Horn Il Son for
years, has quit their employ, and it is re-
ported is about 10 start a store in this
city.
Real estate agent George NJ. lIol-
combe has bought the property at the
corner of Union and Delcvan streets be.
longing to Isaac n. Lcech. The price that
was paid is said to have been $4,000.
-Shamalia's Autiseptic Tooth Powder
cleanses the teeth, sweetens the breath.
l 5 cents
While John Conner was helping JOS
eph Case slaughter hogs near Evertts-
town last week, he accidentally fell back
ward over hog trough and the porker
fell on top Of him. lie sustained severe
injuries.
We are Informed by member OF the
Shows committee Of council that the
Medicine Co. which recently held forth
here, was charged $40 fol- two weeks Ii
cense aud that the money was reported
at the January meeting.
John Fuller, who lives on Coryell
street, in this city, was struck on his head
by pry and knocked down while al
work on the new canal bridge on Bridge
street, last Friday. He was somewhat
hurt, but went to work again next day.
In cverybody's mouth-Kline's
Lambortvilc Pulls.
Evening Star Castle, No, -, a. o.
X. of NJ. c., of this city, celebrated
"Mystc Chain Day. by attending divine
service at the NJ. +. Church on Sunday
evening last, when Rev. MIR. Wcathcrby
preached very able sermon on what
constitutes loyal Sir Knight
ALL the elements that nature demands
to make the hair abundant and beautiful,
are supplied by Ayers Hair Vigor. II
keeps the scalp free from dandrufT, pre-
vents the hair from becoming dry ard
harsh, and causes il to be rich, flexible,
and glossy.
The ladies should read Yards adyer-
tisement In this issue 1t is the leading
store OF lis kind in Trenton and keeps a
stock in its line unoqualed except in the
largest cities, while poor judges Of goods
can rely implicitly upon its representa-.
lions.
j. j. EafIson, who has had charge of
the c. Farley Fisher farm, near Rock
town. for year past, has decided to go
back to his former home in York State.
lie will sell large lot of farming imple-
ments, horses, cattle, Nc, on Tuesday,
Feb. 23d, beginning at 10 A NJ.
Are you fuplurcd Mr.. Shamalia
has had 90 years experience applying
trusses. lie will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return The
money if you are not satisfied. Eady at
tendant.
We are under obligations to Mr.. Ed
ward II. lIolcomhe, Secretary Of the
Board of Inspectors Of the n j. State
Prison, for copy OF the Annual Report
of the State Prison for 1896, which con-
tains some interesting and instructive
facts to which VIC may refer In another
issue.
William Higgins, Of this city, while
working on the new canal bridge at
Bridge street, last Friday, was struck by
the crank of the pile driver and thrown
into the canal below, IA distance of TWEEN
ty feet He was taken TO his home, on
Clinton street, and it was supposed at the
time he was fatally injured internally but
we are glad to report that his injuries ARE
not ms serious us at first thought, and he
is in a fair way for recovery.
Always in season, Hopkins Steamed
IIominy (IIulled Corn. Elegant lunch
III MILK. VI. eau, loS'
DO not forget the Third Cooking Les
son, to be given by Mrs. a. X. File
brown, at st. Andrews Hall, on Wednes-
day afternoon Of next week, at 3 O'Clock.
Tickets % cents, which entities the user
to taste OF Mrs. Fillebrown's choice
cookery The lesson of last week was
largely attended by the ladies Of our city,
and all speak highly of it.
--Chas. +. Lodor and Miss Jean d.
Barkley, Of this city, who graduated from
the State Normal School recently, have
received appointments as teachers of
public schools, Mr.. Lodor ut Ridgewood,
Bergen Co. and Miss Barley Mt Schaa-
nenburg, Bergen Co. They both have
good records as students and are interest
ed 10 their work, and therefore ought to
succeed in their profession
Forty five young ladies and gentle
men comprising the February class of the
State Normal School, at Trenton, held
their graduating exercises Friday, 29lh
ut. Among them were Jean Davis
Barkley, Mary Elizabeth Call, Chas. +.
Lodor, Katharine Celestine McKecver aud
Julia Cecilia Reilly, of Lambertvillc, and
Allen Palmer, Of Frcnchtown.
The prudent farmer grinds his own
grain and saves the toll. The New Farm
Grist soon pays for itself. Get them
from Alfred b. IIolcombe.
"A Mis- Scott, living in the third
ward, called on Mrs. Jos. f. Naylor, Of
the same ward, last Thursday evening TO
complain Of letter Mr.. N. had written TO
boarder. A quarrel ensued between the
two women, and Mrs N. threw Mrs. S.
over the fence, breaking it down. Mrs.
S. had Mrs. n. arrested aud brought be-
fore Justice Lyman, who bound her over