The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-28
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. %. 1898.

tie best coal,
Our public schools are closed this
week Theywill open again next Tnes-
day morning.
The merchants who advertise con-
stantly are usually the ones who get
the business.
The mother of Dir. J W. Silyera.
of Ringoes, died lastweek at Scranton,
PA. in her s1st year
William L. Filter has the con-
tract for keeping the poor in kingwood
township the ensuing year for $500.
On the second Tuesday in January
the Grand Lodge officers Of the Royal
Arfanum will meet nj Phillipsburg
Announcement ~ made Of the
Annual Supper of the W c. I, l., TO
be given January 10th, at the Hall on
Church street
It1s said TINT the soldiers who had
taken Hoods Susaparilla stood the
long marches i'll Cuhn much better
than the others.
The Wm Potts farm, near baptist
town. WIS recently sold to Furman
Potts. Of Quakertown, for -. 000 The
fafm contains III acres
As soon as you settle Yourself to
accept disappointment you are pretty
certain t. obtain what Won desire, says
a cute observer who has got there after
a fashion
Eighty thousand cans Of tomatoes,
seven thousand cans of apples and five
hundred ems of beets were packed al
the Bloomsbury canning factory the
past cuson.
William Gandey Sr WAS found
dead in his home on Quarry street
this Wednesday, afternoon. He was
apparently in good health on Monday
lie was about VI years old
The old year is ON the home
stretch. Good resolutions are being
taken out OF cold storage II is a
4aeI thing 10 make an effort To be good
even if one don't accomplish all they
sci ont Ia do
Hurry \ Joiner aud Miss Lucy
Bennett Hurley, MI ef tins city, were
united IA marriage III ST Andrew $
Church. Al fonr clock, on Saturday
afternoon of last week, the Rector.
KeV II :. Smith, officiating.
II Yen waHt segar TINT is Just the
thing. buy 'I.ambertyille Pntis i
T. Kline, Bridge street
Lieut. John l.. Purcell, who has
been on SICK leave since he left the
command of the L 5. cruiser OsceoIa,
last week received orders to report on
the receiving ship Wabash at the
Boston Navy Yard on January 9TH
one of the Frenchtown school
boys in describing to crowd of his
sehoolmates the visit of ex-President
Cleveland to Kingwood township on
canning trip, exclaimed: Why, boys,
he eats PIE Just like any other man,
just what You want the best Coal
Get it Of Gro W MASSEY
Mr. Il II Van Horn. OF the Grand
Depot, while on his buying tour in
NeW York, secured from an overstock
of Oriental Vases hand some de-
sign which the firm IS selling AT about
half the usual price. 4 good oppor.
tunity to secure an oriental bargain
To make money through an adycr-
ii9ement and hold his trade, q mercE
am must state an exact truth each
time he talks TO the people in his home
piper HE people then read the adj
vettisements for bargains and gener-
ally take advantage of them. providing,
of course. the goods back up the nd.
The records of the Patent Office at
Washington. ID C.. show that about
thirty five letters patent have been
Granted to Frank Mallory, of Fleming
ton Mr. Mnllorys father was the
first patentce of paper cutter for
book binders, which he sold to Boston
parties for the neat sum Of S?O, 600
Republican.
James S Fisher, Of Pennington,
died ON Saturday morning last after an
illness Of several years He was born
near Wcrisyile, ON June 10th, 1871.
lie served in the later part of the war
of the rebellion in the 3sth \. j. Vol
He was postmaster of Pennington dur
ing President Harrison's administra-
ton.
Pianos and Organs cleaned, tuned
and repaired, at short notice. Prices
reasonable Satisfaction guaranteed.
s j PICKERING,
I4amhertville, y. J.
The houses occupied by Charles
Mathews and y. J. Price, on West
Corvell street narrowly escaped de-
sruction 10y fire on Thursday night
Of last week About . O'Clock fire was
discovered near the chimney, between
the two houses that adjoin. \ still
alarm was turned in and with the aid
of fire extinguishers the fire was sub
dued before any particular damage
was done. Although no general
alarm was given, large number of
people soon collected in the vicinity.
Are You rnptured 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.
County Physician /. S. Cramer
was last Tuesday called to view the
body of Sidney Runkle, an old resi-
dent of the vicinity of Cherryville.