The Lambertville record., 1898-04-13
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10. 1898.
Buy ronr eonl Of G. W. Massey

Plants for sale at Clevenger's Garden
Get your tickets at once for the
concert at Lyceum Hall. Thursday,
April Nth
The property Of VIM Thatcher, on
Union Street, has heen improved by a
uew coat of paint
Peter Higgins has secured posi-
ti5u with the New Jersey Rubber
Company as machinist
Arthur \. Wood has bought the
house now occupied by Geo. NJ Hol-
e9mbe, ON \. Union St, near Deleyan.
The men at the railroad shops
aad other employees of the 2. r. r..
received their monthly pay ON Monday
last.
The Union Fire Engine company
had their steamer out ON trial at the
foot of Coryell Street on Friday even
ing last.
The silk milk property over in
New Hope. is visited every Sunday
aud during the week by n number of
our citizens.
Lieutenant John l. Purcell, l. 5.
y, Of Pennington, has received a pro-
motion having been given the command
ofthe Osceola.
Mr. A. T. Stretch is popular and
promising yiolinist Everybody likes
violin music. He will play at Lyeeum
Hall, April "A.
The New Jersey Rubber eompanys
plant was shut down few days last
week, owing to break in the maehin-
cry, which has since been repaired.
Naae glad to note that after n
severe aHd protracted illness, \. b.
Stockton is again able to be about,
and Is attending to hisrestaurant bust
ness.
Children like it, il saves their
lives. We mean One Minute Cough
Cure. the infallible remedy for coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, grippe, and
W. Cochran & Co.
We hear that Rev. W w. Moiiett.
p. ., the new pastor Of the n L.
Church in this city, made a very good
impression last Sunday. He is a man
well fitted by education, experience
and ability to do good work for the
church
The sale of the Alexander Lands
property at Ringoes, which occupied
three days, brought together large
crowds of people, and the sale was n
most successful one 1t was literally
advertised and that is the secret of
getting people together and realizing
good prices. Home Visitor, 10th.
John Webster, a well-known resi-
dent of Pennington, died Sunday
morning a week aged about "A years
He has been failing in health for the
past three or more years. He wasa con
tractor and builder, and many of the
buildings now standing in Pennington
We're erected by him.
If you want n segar that is Just the
thing, buy "Lambertville Puiis J.
B Kline. Bridge street.
The kirkpatrick Memorial Church,
of Ringoes, has been disappointed in
the matter of minister Rev Henry
s. Van Osten, of Pennsylvania, agreed
I,l,, 20,
Church as pastor in April, but now he
sends word that he cannot come as his
present congregation will not consent
to his leaving them.
A disappearing gun carriage, built
for the [. S. Government, at Plain
field, y. J., passed through here on
Thursday afternoon last. The car was
side e-traeked below the depot and quiet
a number had an opportunity to view
this new apparatus. which will play an
important part in our next war. The
carriage was on its way 10 font Cas-
well, North Carolina
Calvin, the youngest son Of Oscar
Shepard. Of Delaware township, was
shockingly bitten in the face by dog
belonging to II c. Manness, an uncle
Of the boy, at whose house the lad was
visiting Friday week. The vicious
brute eould scarcely be driven away
from the lad. Dir. Cornog had to take
several stitches in the child s torn flesh
in the hpond under the eye
1t is a great leap from the old
fashioned doses of blue-mass and nau-
seous physics to the pleasant little pills
known rs Dewitt s Little Early Risers.
They cure constipation, sick headache
and biliousness. S, W. Cochran d Co.
On Monday night week, about s
o'clock, as Hezekiah E. Pedrick, the
well-knoWn Pennington brickmaker,
was returning to his home, he had the
i'll luck to catch his foot on a slight
obstruction in the sidewalk near the
private residence of Sheriff Ramsey,
and fell headlong upon his face, break
ing his nose in shocking manner.
Mr.. Pedriek is unfortunate. He was
Just recovering from long Winters
sickness when this painful accident
occurred. Democrat Adecrtiser.
An election for one member of the
Pennington Board of Village Trustees
was held on Tuesday afternoon. The
contest, which was very spirited one,
was between Dr. John H. Ewing and
Edward B. Allen. The friends of both
men worked with all their might for
their avorites-both good and compet-
ent men-and large vote was polled,
the number being 449 OF these DR..
Ewing received 269 and Mr.. Allen 1873
votes. The term is for three years.
A torpid liver robs you Of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers cleanse the liver,
onra oop sfi nation aud oil etopacb aud