The Lambertville record., 1898-12-07
Buy your Coal of Larison Il Mar


Buy your Coal of Larison 4 Mar
iarum.
Clean your pavements of ice and
snow
Why do not women count their
change?
The shortest and happiest days
are the busy ones.
Christmas will be observed on
Monday, December e6th, this year
1t is always those most indebted
to US from whom we receive the least
gratitude.
Holcombe McHenry of, Sandy
Ridge, has been sick for several weeks
and is failing
Holiday advertisers that are early
in the field will get all the possible
benefit from their progressiyeness.
The words of praise bestowed up
on Hoods Sarsaparilla by those who
have taken it prove the merit of the
medicine.
Settle all small accounts as prompt
ly as possible. 1t is an imposition on
good nature to let small bills so be
cause you are not often dunned.
just what you want the best Coal
Get it of GEo. w. MASSEY.
Smooth wire fencing placed at
points where snow drifts usually form
in the highways would not only pre-
vent drifts but save the labor and ex-
rense thereof
The farmer always has something
he wishes to sell, and with the small
sum of twenty-five cents invested to
let it be known through the columns
of newspaper would find him custo-
mers.
To the merchant-when you need
job printing of any kind give it to the
newspaper that looks after the welfare
of the town. We do job printing and
we do good work at live and let live
prices.
Anna, young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs John Callan, died at her
home ON South Franklin street this
Wednesday, morning. The child
had been i'll for some time with bilious
intermittent fever.
William Snyder living near Stock
ton, lost a good horse last week.
When he went to the stable one morn
ing he found the animal witha broken
leg How it happened is not known.
The animal was killed.
The country schools were badly
crippled by the snow, Van Dolah had
but one scholar ON Monday and two on
Tuesday following the storm. Others
did even worse than that, nobodyat all
being able to reach the school house.
If you want segar that is just the
thing, buy 'Lambertville Puifs. j.
b. Kline, Bridge street.
A congregational meeting of the
First Presbyterian Church of this city
was held on Tuesday evening at
o'clock, to ascertain whether or not
tho church were ready to call Pastor
The vote being in the affirmative, a
vote was taken which resulted in the
unanimous selection of Rev. II. A
MacKubbin, of Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Mary Reed, a former resident
of this city, and daughter of the
late Jesse c. Reed, at one time surro-
gate of Hunterdon, and an aunt OF
Datis and Lambert Reed of this city,
died at the Baptist Home for the Aged,
in Newark, n. J., last Saturday Her
remains were inferred on Monday
afternoon in the cemetery at Sandy
Ridge.
Peter 8. Parker, n well-known
contractor and builder of this city, fell
dead in his shop on North Franklin
street this Wednesday morning.
His little daughter upon entering the
shop door saw her father lying upon
his face dead He had been absent
from his house but % minutes. The
cause of his death was due to heart
trouble, with which he had suffered
for many months. He was 81 years
old
The heavy wind that accompanied
the storm of Sunday and Sunday night
blew down many fences in town,
among them the fence in front of the
lawn tennis grounds, on Main street.
The fence along the canal on the side
ofWert's lumber yardwa also wrecked.
The barn on the old Seabrook farm
in Delaware township, occupied by
John c. Larue, was blown down on
Sunday night, and is complete
wreck