The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-10-05
Buy your Coal of Larson K Mar

Buy your Coal of Larison K Mar
iarum.
Lewis j. Gordon is building
chair factory at Frenchtown.
The tax rate in Frenchtown i.
81 20 per hundred dollars.
| The tax rate in Washington. War
rem Co., is $l.56 per 300 valuation
Lambertyille Puff" are still 90.
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
"A daily mail has been established
between Frenchtown and Barbertown.
A pension of Sl2 month has been
granted to Mary A, Parent, of Stock
ton.
Hot chocolate has once more gone
ahead of ice cream soda as the favorite
| drink.
Sanford Leftover, of Raven Rock
has had his pension increased from s.
to $40.
Praise everybody for everything
they do and make the world happier
and better
The politicians will be very polite
to the intelligent voter from now un-
til November 8.
An excursion from Philadelphia to
the Switchback, passed through here
ON Saturday last.
The tax rate in East Amwell town
ship for the present year Will be 81 "a
ON the hundred dollars.
The next teachers examination
viii be held at Pennington on Friday
and Saturday, October 7th and Sth.
It's fact, Geo. W. Massey sells
the best coal.
Heaters, Stoves, Ranges as good
as the best in the market, at low
prices, at Helms Hardware House.
Coryell st.
Hunterdon eounty's tax's rate is
So. 40 per 81, 900. The school tax rate
is 81. so, The total 500 is Sl99 per
thousand higher than Warren,
The Guilds of s. Andrew = Episco-
pal Church will hold the annual sale
of fancy and useful articles on Decem-
Der End and 3rd, in St Andrew = Hall.
If the cellar has damp smell and
Is difficult of ventilation few pans OF
charcoal set ON the shelves and in the
corners will make the air sweet and
pure,
Joseph Meyer, II Trenton potter,
has secured II patent upon device for
perfectlng the combustion of coal,
which Is attracting the attention of
scientists.
The Republican County Conyen-
ton, to nominate candidates for Clerk
and Members of Assembly, will be
held IN Pennington on Tuesday. De
tober 18th.
Theatrical companies are obliged
to be patriotic and pay tax to assist
defraying war expenses. In each
State they are obliged 10 PM down 80.
Cireuses must pay Sl00.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Baptist Church of this city will
give one oftheir popular suppers in the
lecture room of the church edifiee on
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9th
and 9th. Supper from 9 until x o
clock, Ice cream, cakes, &e., on sale
Miss Mary b. Stockton, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Stockton,
and Willard b. Reading, all of this
city, were married in Trenton, ON
Thursday of last week. The Rev.
William Stockton, an uncle of the
bride, performed the marriage cere-
mony.
Messrs. J. r. Trewin a Co have
Just put into their store two large aud
handsome counter cases, composed
almost entirely of plate glass. The
exhibit of goods inside of these cases
IS very pretty and attractive BY the
way, read the new adv on the 4th page
of tins issue.
Remember Back on the Farm
The perfect rural comedy. The show
that pleases everybody. New songs,
dances and specialties Illustrated
songs and war views A continuous
show. No waits between acts A
laugh every minute. Holeombe Hall,
Friday evening. Oct z.
Lieutenant John l.. Purcell has
been transferred from the Osceola to the
Celtic as an executive officer, aud or
dered to Manila next week 1t is not
yet certainty that he will be able to
carry ont the order owing to severe
attack..of rheumatism. DemOcfat- Id
pertiscr, eth MT
Albert Michener, of this city,
while coming from Pennington on his
bicycle last Saturday morning, met
with serious accident near Henry G.
Holeombe's residence, on the York
road BY the breaking Of the forks
of his bicycle, he was thrown to the
ground. two teeth were broken out,
one was driven into the gums, his face
was badly skinned and bruised, and
he was otherwise injured
That Joyful Feeling