The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-03-02
WEDNESDAY. MARCH , 1seS.
Buy your coal Of G. W. Massey

The common council will meet
next Monday evening,
Mr.. Robbins. of Langhorne, Pa,
visited here on Monday.
The first hand organ of the season
arrived in town on Monday last
The Delaware and Raritau Canal
will open for navigation next Monday.
-Thos. j. Wasser visited relatives
in Philada. on Saturday and Sunday
last.
The meeting of the Monday night
whist club have been discontinued for
the season.
Principal A. P. Kerr's photo. APP
peared in one of the city papers on
Sunday last.
Thomas r. Hunt has been trim
ming the trees around his property on
Main Street.
-Ex-councilman John Callan an
nounces that he is candidate for
council from the First Ward.
The dynamo at the electric light
plant has been repaired and the arc
lights are now burning as usual.
The bill which provides for the
incorporation of the Borough of High
Bridge, has been passed by the Senate.
Landlord Ennis, of the Lambert
vile House, has purchased a phono-
graph to entertain the guests of the
hotel.
Everett & Scarborough will con-
tract for 200 acres of tomates. Call at
Office for seed about March 10th to
April l6-3t
Charles Rowe, blacksmith. has Sc
cured situation at his ira lie with the
Baldwin Locomotive Works in Phia-
delphia.
-"Lambertvill Pulfs" are still GO
ing up in smoke, Kline sells them.
Ollie Sergeant, employed as an
operator on the New Yo,k k, New Haven
and Hartford Rail Roa visitel lela-
tives here ON Sunday last
Mrs jacob Stuhl, 9ha Inns for son
time shown signs Of Insanity, was
taken to the insane az .aH 4 Trenton
on Friday afternoon = i've *, 10y
officer Morse.
The practice ia3aisel by girls
and children of iampias rofe is very
injurious to then health, but at the
same time there seems to be no way
to put a stop to it.
Yesterday New York World con-
tains picture of Hon. Thos Palmer OF
Frenchtown As we have not seen ii, we
cannot say whether the artist capture
"Toms" smile or not.
Are You ruptured Mr. Shamalia
has had 20 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if You are not satisfied. Lady
attendant
Nelson J. Baylor has given up the
idea Of moving to house ON Coryell
Street, as was reported, and has rented
the Ely property, on the corner Of
Union aud Ferry Streets, and will
take possession on or ABOUT April
first
1t is reported that the river bridge
is to be weather boarded this spring
The best and most acceptable news
that can come from this institution
would be that the rate of toll had been
reduced, both for foot passengers and
vehicles.
"A good sign of the approach OF
spring is shown in the fact that the
boys are out again with their mar
BILE" and expressions such as "knuckle
down" "fin GIBBS, :" sneeks, etc,
greet one at almost every street cor
ner, after school hours.
Children and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema or skin dli-
eases may secure instant relief by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel alive 1t is the great pile
remedy. S. W Cochran 4 Co.
C. A. Twomeys butcher, has made
amodel of the L. s. battleship Maine
which was recently blown up IN
Havana harbor. The model is very
good one and is made of lard and paste
board. It is on exhibition in MI
Twomey's window and is quite an
attraction to passers-by.
Improvement have been made TO
the interior of the Lambertyllle
National Bank A large opening has
been cut in the partition that divides
the directors room from the banking
department and large French-plate
glass set in place, This will afford
much better light during working
hours.
War news is the all-absorbirg
topic of conversation at the stores and
public places at nights. Every one
has his own idea rs to the mode ct
warfare =" Uncle san val ADOPT
when hostilities are opened 2. President
Mckinley and his cabinet could no
doubt get much valuable information
on the subject wore he to send rep
resentative here.
Van SEWER, painter, paper hanger
and sign writer, SO Ferry street.
Geo. Bloom, the young man wto
has been terrozing the people of upper
Hunterdon and Warren counties by his
depredations, was sentenced to serve
three years in the State Prison at hard
labor, last week.
James Murphy, of Newark, who was
arrested recently upon charge Of
being implicated in the robbery of
Fred. Stolenburg, near this city, last
May, was given hearing before Judge