The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-01-05
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WEDNESDAY. JAN. ). 1898.
Buy your eoal OF G. W. Massey

Electric llSntS are DelnS placed IN
the Union House.
"Lambertville Puffs" are still &C
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them
A storm door has been erected at
the entrance to the freight office Mt the
depot
The water has been drawn out of
the feeder below the outlet locks in
this city
The Lambertville National Bank
is sending to its patrons very pretty
calendar for 1898.
The Amwell Orchestra will give a
concert in Lyceum Hall. ON the even
ing of February Eth.
The Lambertville Spoke Works
were closed down few days this week
to make some necessary repairs
The cold snap has afforded some
fine skating on the Island Greek, the
ice being several inches in thickness.
The one hundred and twenty second
session of the New Jersey Legislature
VIII convene on TUESDAY oil next week
The mission of Hood Sarsaparilla
is to cure disease, and thousands of
testimonials prove it fultills its mission
we'll
John Hetfernau. proprietor of the
Union Hotel at High Bridge, died at
his home in that place on Friday after
noon last
uarvav UoIcorbe tho nainter u
making arrangements to open Il hard
ware. paint and paper store, on North
Main street.
The Hnnterdon Copnty National
Bank OF Pennington declared semi
annual dividend of per cent. TO their
stockholders
Tlo tavno t I;.b R,idae if;ncor-
porated under the proposed survey,
will have n population of /. $50 and
about 325 voters.
Il - ro,or,od tbot ovtonsiva re-
noirs will Le mode aIono tbe feeder
this winter. giving work TO several
additional men.
Tbo Floningto, National R.nt
aoo1oraa - tbo neet;ne of tho l;ro,.
,or. an pr;do,. Lost son,iyonruol
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residence OF ms soh-ih-law, lhomas l.
trimmer, buttohWooa street, III inns
city on MONDAY last MS l"her"l
VIII occur on ihurS"ay'
Dir Charles \. Fallon, dentist,
has greatly improved his dental rooms
by aiding ladies' toilet, etc. The doc
tors Office is private, aud he is on
hand TO attend 10 ms proiesSlohai o"-
'ies rom : a. VI 10 = A. nm" ''o 10
o''o l. NJ
John Burroughs now runs hack
to and from the depot for the accomoda-
tion of the travelling public. John
is an enterprising young man and for
the comfort of his patrons has placed
large OIL heater IN the hack,
which makes IT comfortable riding
these cold days
Reuben Marshall, a farmer, about
IS years of age, residing near Fleming
ton. attempted to Jump from passen-
ger train on its arrival here from
Remington on Saturday afternoon last.
He fell and struck the standplpe with
great force, breaking his left leg above
truded through the flesh. lie also re-
ceived injuries about the head. Dr.
+. McGiIl attended to his injuries and
he was sent back to Pennington by the
evening train.
The Lambertville Spoke Manu-
featuring Company was incorporated
in the Office of the Secretary of State
last Thursday, with capital stock of
5000. 900. All the stock has been sub.
scrlbed for Inc OBJECT OF the company
Is to aeai III 'ihoer' ioihoer' "ooo'
hubs spokes' wheeis ana similar
articles, Inc lncorporstors are :
William Lauer' John .. curtis, Eliza
d. ihhes' h"eiai'e hne.ei sun A'n