The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-21

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Monday evening, Dee. Goth
We have special line ofNovelties
that are not exhibited anywhere in
this city but at Truss.
jeremiah Todd, of this city, has
been confined to his home for few
days on account of sickness.
A new iron fence has been erected
next to the railroad, at the residence
of MayorW f. Wsgg, on Bridge street.
The grist mill property at Mount
Pleasant was sold recently at public
sale to John Small, of Glover Hill, for
81, 600.
When you are nervous and sleep
less, take Hoods Sarsaparila 1t
makes the nerves strong and gives re-
freshing sleep.
Rev. II. E. Hibshman. of Mount
Pleasant, is having a large hennery
built He recently purchased some
800 fowls at sale near Quakertown.
-Tuscarora Tribe, Improved o. Il.
NJ, will have a supper in their lodge
room on the Goth inst, to which the
families of the members will be invited
The monthly union service will be
held in the Presbyterian Church at
Stockton, on next Sunday evening, the
25th Rev. L. c. Romine will preach.
The Baptist Sunday School at
Stockton will have their Christmas en-
tertainment on Saturday evening, Dec.
"a. Singing, Rotations and addresses.
The children will be delighted if
you buy their Holiday Presents at
MAYORS corner of Bridge and Union
streets. They are both pretty and
useful
Our sidewalks were in rather a
slippery condition on Saturday even
ing last Several pedestrians received
bad falls on hislaccount, but none of
serious nature.
Maria Park, of the vicinity OF
White House Station, recently eele-
brated her 9th birthday. She Is the
mother of ex-County Clerk Park. She
is hale and hearty
Why are we not the Headquarters.
When we can show you over 100 diff
ferent kinds of candy? You can save
from 5 to 10c. per Id. by buying of
ID. BoTTI,
The Lambertyille Confectionery.
All the wedding of the daughter of
G.. W. Cole, at Pleasant Run, recently,
the guests were served with fruit cake
that WAS baked by the brides mother,
who died "a years ago.
The Jos. NJ. Pickel farm, two miles
south of Frenchtown, was sold last
week to S c. Woman, of Philadcl-
phia, for 81, 800 1t is to be occupied
by Mr.. Cox, OF Lambertville. French
town Star.
Edward Vanuxem, a former resi-
dent of this city, died in Germantown,
Philadelphia, on Monday Mr.. Van
uxem kept store here, ON the corner of
Main and York streets, for some years,
and afterward became ticket agent for
the Belyidere Delaware Railroad in
this town. He removed from here to
Belvidere over thirty years ago. From
Belyidere he went to Ohio, finally clos
ing his career in Philadelphia.
Samuel Hagaman, an old resident,
died at his residence on Ferry street,
in this city, on Friday morning of last
week, at the age Of g.. He had been
ill for several months. He was n mem
Der of the Odd Fellows and of Tusca-
rora Tribe OF Red Men. His funeral
occurred from his late residence yes
terday Tuesday, morning. Interment
at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
John Price, the city garbage col
Main street on Monday afternoon last.
Mr.. Price had been i'll with typhoid
fever for several weeks past and it was
tn ought he was in fair way to re-
cover His condition took sudden
change for the worse about noon on
Monday and he died shortly after two
O'Clock His age was As years. He
leaves wife and three children. 1t
is reported that two of his children are
sick with the same disease