The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-09-01
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WEDNESDAY,, SEPT. |. 1897.

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Look on the bright side everything
Fruit is great complexion beauti.
fer.
The Titusyille canning establishment
has begun operations.
Books give an air to a room that
bric-a. brac never attains.
The oyster will soon he doing duty
again by getting in the stew.
The tomato crop does not show up
well in vicinity of Moore's station.
The bride who is uptodate, does not
wear new gown when she travels.
W. +. Hayhurst and wife have re-
turned home from their Canadian trip
wax Solver, painter, paper hanger
and sign writer, 53 Ferry street.
The Milford Leader has been greatly
improyek in appearance by new dress
of type.
"A folding stand for bicycles when
not in use will now appeal to the pocket
books of wheelers.
III Big reductions in special lines of
goods at Trewin's y Co. clothing store.
See new adv on 4th page,
No sooner do We rejoice over the
lovely weather than some croaker arises
aud says "Just you wal, you'll pay for
it 10 September.
The Rev. NJ. NJ Finch, pastor of the
Tabernacle Baptist church, Camden, will
preach in the Baptist church OF this city
next Sunday morning and evening.
Best Of ll-"Lamberlville Putfs'-
an up lo.date segar. Kline's, Bridge
street.
Mrs Pldcock, widow OF the late
John O. Pidcock, aud mother of the Hon.
j. N. Pidcock, OF White House Station,
died at Lebanon on Sunday, August lob,
at the age Of "a.
Put yourself in the place OF the pur-
chaser Of the article you wish TO sell. Try
to think what would induce you to buy.
Then incorporate these reasons into an
advertisement and il will be a good one.
Frank Barkley, through chief Van
Sewer, presented each company OF the
Department with copy of the laws oil
New Jersey for 1891 He determined that
the firemon shall not be ignorant OF the
laws.
1t is surprising that so many farmers
never plant trees along The road passing
their premises. The cost would be tri1ing
aud the added beauty and grateful shade
would enhance the value OF their farms.
When you plant tree by the highway,
You not only do good act for this genera
ton but for those which are to come.
Five cents worth OF solid enjoyment
in "Lambertville Puffs Kline's popular
segar Bridge street.
Harry Smith, of Rosemont, who is
employed in printing office in Trenton,
on Saturday last started from Trenton on
his wheel at 4 90 A. NJ. for Newark
arriving there at | A. ri. On Monday,
he left Newark at 4 A. NJ, and arrived al
Rosemont at 1880 p. NJ. Distaoce So miles.
Time, Almost z hours.
Arc you ruptured MIR. Shamalla
has had 90 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if you are not satisfied. Lady at
tendsnt.
IT anyone will take notice he will
observe that there is always place for
the right sort OF a man. A man who Is
honest and industrious and performs his
duties promptly is generally sure oil a good
lob at all times, while on the contrary,
the man who puts in his time in listless,
careless fashion, always longing for pay
day to come around, is almost invariably
floating atom, always looking for work,
aud Just as ready 10 lie down and go TO
sleep beside it.
The Committee OF the Board OF Free
holders met on the 2lst at Ringoes 10
receive bids for the building OF the iron
bridge over the Aexsauken Creek. near
ex Judge Ferdinand F. Holcombe's.
There were FIVE bidders, and John w.
Scott OF Quakertown, being the lowest,
was awarded the contract. at 5000. This
bridge is 40 feet inches span aud 40
feet roadway. The bid OF G. w. johnson
for white oak plank was the lowest, and
was accepted at g. 20 per hundred.
Leave your orders for Pianos and
Organs, tuning or repairing, at Ffitz's
Music Rooms, 48 Coryel st. a. 252t.
The Trenton Clothing Co., is and
90 N. Broad street, have begun novel
contest. They offer Sl5 suit or over
coat for the largest pumpkin brought 10
their store en- or before Sept. 9th. Also,
aSIO suit or overcoat for the second larg-
est pumpkin; a $40 suit or oyereoat for
the heaviest pumpkin, aud IS boys suit
for the most perfect shaped pumpkin. All
pumpkins entered for these prizes will be
the property of the Trenton Clothing Co.,
aud will be presented TO the charitable in
stitutions OF Trenton after the prizes are
awarded Bring out your pumpkins
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When you are suffering from Catarrh or
Cold in the head you want relief right
away. Only 10 cents is required to test