The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-01-12
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. u. 1898.


George L. Hodge, of Easton, q
former resident of this city, was q
visitor here on Monday last
Fred. Parker, has the contract to
build three new stone crushers at the
quarries at Moore's station.
The Penna. r. R. employees in this
city received their monthly checks on
Saturday and Monday last.
1t is reported that this city and
Trenton will be connected by long
distance Telephone in the Spring.
New prices on Muslins. See
Grand Depot adv. I'd page.
The Frenchtown Common Council
has appoind James Z. Sherman Chosen
Freeholder to fill the vacancy of Silas
S Wright, deceased.
Diseases often Turk in the blood
before they openly manifest them
selves Therefore keep the blood pure
with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Il
having elected Republican freehold
er to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Silas Wright, the Board is
now Republican.
Celery for sale at Wholesale and
retail, at Clevenger's garden.
Harry Reed aged ten years. step
son of A. j. Hurschler of the Union
House, while playing on the Island
Creek yesterday broke through the
ice and came near drowning.
E W Opdyke, of Frenehtown,
will have sale of carload of first
class horses, ON Tuesday, the 18th.
These in need of a horse of any kind
should remember the date and attend
this sale
-Rev. |. n. Nansant, former pas
tor of the Frenchtown NJ L. Church,
died at Stony Point, n. Y, Monday,
December 81, 1897, at an advanced age.
He leaves family of several children,
all grown up.
If you want segar TINT is just the
thing, buy "Lambertville Putfs. " J.
b. Kline. Bridge street
The paper decorations over the gas
chandeliers i'll the dining room at the
Union House caught fire from gas
Jet yesterday during the dinner hour,
but the flames were quickly eXtin-
guished before any damage WAS done.
We are informed that Congress
man Pitney, after consulting with
prominent Republicans of this city,
has decided that he will recommend Il
candidate for the appointment of post
master, upon petition, and not by elect
ion.
VAN SEWER, painter, paper-hanger
and sign writer, Sd Ferry street.
Horace Case, who conducts the
barber shop ON South Main street,
near the gas house. has bought out
Roscoe Todd's shop, on the corner of
Union and Elm streets, and will con
duet both shops, with efficient assist
ants
In the case tried before the War
rem County Court last week of Charles
F, Creyeling, NJ. ID. VS.. Asa Jones,
Executor of Henry n. Young, deceas-
ed, for the recovery of bill for medi
cal services and medicines, resulted in
a nonsuit for DIR. Creveling, on the
grounds that he had failed to file his
certificate in Hunterdon county, where
the services were rendered.
The water was drawn out of the
Feeder on Sunday last, in order to
make several needed repairs. This
necessitates the closing down of the
paper mills that take water from this
source to run their water wheels, but it
will give them chance to make neces-
sary repairs to the wheels, etc. The
water will be ont about month. The
New Jersey Rubber Company also
used water from the Feeder to run
part of its machinery but is running as
usual, using steam engine, put in
for an emergency of this kind.
Mrs. Calvin Corle, of Neshanic,
gave dinner at her delightful home
on Friday last to Mrs. A. V. Van
Fleet, Miss Bonnell, Mrs. P l. Nevi-
us, Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Van LEV,
Miss Van LEV, of Pennington Miss
Schenck, of Lambertville Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Chapman, of Provi-
dence, r. l. An invitation to the
"Corle Mansion" is very highly priced
in Pennington society, as day spent
there is always one of great pleasure. =
Hmterd0n CO. Democrat.
With the appearance here of Berk-
ey, the Magician, on Friday and Satur-
day evenings of this week, comes Miss
Rhea in her wonderful performance Of
Tetopathy or thought-reading This
beautiful young lady, while blind
folded, performs the most difficult pro-
blem in chess, known as the knight
tour so thoroughly that she has been
the careful study of scientific men.
No less wonderfully does she add
backward and forward large sums
which have been placed ON the black
board by a committee selected from
the audience. Those who miss the
entertainment will certainly live to re-
gret it. Secure seats in advance, at the
usual place Admission 25, IS and 80
cts.
A woman never really knows the
meaning ofhappiness and content until she is
the mother Of healthy, happy child. The
health of the child depends on the health of
the mother, both before and after birth. Most
all of woman's weakness and particularly the
weakness that most strongly influences the
health of children, comes from some derange-
ment or disease of the distinctly feminine
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