The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-04-27

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You get double the heat from good
hard coal that You do from poor soft
coal Geo w Massey has the hard
kind. Try ton.
Our people are making a good dis
play of flags. Not only our public
buildings but many private residences
are decorated with them
A large congregation was present
at the confirmation at st. Andrews
church last Thursday evening Twenty
were confirmed, and one reinstated.
Mrs Emma Barber is having her
house on North Union street remodel
ed Steam heat is being put in and
dining room and kitchen are being
built with rooms over them.
-Byrequest, the TON Thumb We'd
ding will be repeated in the NJ. f.
Church Wednesday evening, April o.
Tableaux and good music will be an
addition to the programme. Admis-
sion 10c.
Edward Pidcock, conducting the
fishery on the Delaware opposite
Yardley, the other day, caught the
biggest shad ever pulled from the
Delaware above tidewater. Itweighed
l03 pounds.
-Ex-Mayor Opdycke had another
good sale of horses on Saturday last
Sixteen western horses were sold at an
average of $132. 40. Frenchtown seems
to lead the county as horse market
Independent.
The New Jersey Naval Reserve,
Department of the West, has been
ordered to report for dnty ON board
the United States warship, Venezuela.
The paymaster of this department is
VIM. H. Fulper, formerly of Fleming
ton.
We hope the girls will not forget
to contribute bouquets of flowers for
Memorial Day. BY doing this the
graves of soldiers aud sailors in our
cemeteries will be literally decorated.
Flowers to be left at Post eos head.
quarters ON the morning of Memorial
Day-Monday May 30
The Amateurs who rendered THE
Box of Monkeys so successfully, last
Fall, will give an entertainment en-
titled 1.-THE Box of Cigarettes, in
Lyceum Hall, Wednesday evening,
May II. Music by Amwell Orchestra
Admission 80 cts. Reserved seats
at Cochran's Drug store, without
extra charge.
"A new adv. OF l. II Van Horn y
Son will be found in tins issue. Some
bargains in shoes aud in bicycles The
dry goods bargains are also very at
traetive. They will he advertised
later on, but they are now on sale
Call and look and you willfnd bargains
equal to any in the cities, and You will
save your time, car fare and nervous
energy by buying at home.
A little boy asked for a bottle of
"get up in the morning as fast as you
can. " the druggist recognized house
hold name for DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, and gave him bottle of
those famous little pills for constipa-
ton, sick headache, liver and stomach
troubles. S. w. Cochran & Co.
Robert Click, Leon Thornton and
George Roe, machinists, of this city,
left here last Friday for Bridesburg,
Pa, where they are temporarily em-
ployed in the government arms shops.
A request was made of the Penna. r.
Il. Co to supply number of machin-
lists to assist in getting ready some war
material, and they were selected from
the company's shops in this city.
John H. Force. young farmer
living near Titusville, \, j., drove to
that place last Wednesday night and
put his horse and carriage in hotel
shed A half hour later he went to 90
home and his team had been stolen.
The thief was tracked as far as PEN
nington, where all trace Of him was
lost at turn in the road. A strange
negro early in the evening tried to
purchase some cartridges in Titusville,
and ii is believed he is the one who
stole the team.
"A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitts
Little Early Risers cleanse the liver,
cure constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. s. w Cochran & Co