The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-11-16
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 1G. 1898.

Celery has assumed its proper
flavor.
The voice of the political orator is
now hushed
It's fact, Geo. W. Massey sells
the best coal
The furnaces draft is honored Mt
the coal bank.
"A womans guess is surer than a
mans certainty.
Stores are showing early stocks of
Christmas goods
Always in earnest, yet always in
fun-the letter n.
No one can work we'll when the
mind is i'll at ease.
Stoves, Ranges, and Heaters
latest patterns-at Helms Hardware
House.
Leaf raking is one of the season )
annoying tasks for the tidy house
keeper.
Be good natured when about good
deeds. Don't take such matters too
seriously
K. b. Reading and Mayor Wagg
left home on Saturday last for a week ;
cunning in Ohio.
Venus is the evening star at pre-
sent and has now reached its period of
greatest brillianey.
1t is always the package that we do
not care anything about that is
promptly delivered
At Wholesale, an extra quality of
winter radishes, two cents a bunch, at
Clevenger's garden. 2t,
As the West has already expert
enced severe billiards., We may expect
snow at any time now.
The very thing that We wish most
to SEQ in the newspapers is the item
we are apt to overlook
If you want segar that liz Just the
thing, buy 'Iambertyille Puffs j.
b. Kline, Bridge street,
Most of our city merchants have
purchased their holiday goods. Watch
their ads III this paper
The election Is over and the sue
cessful candidates pass yen by in the
usual after election manner.
Life is as we make it, and having
made it on the bins we must not grum-
BILE if it does not fit to suit us.
The person most suspiciousregard-
ing another's actions, is generally the
one most in need of watching.
Church members should carry out
the scripture mode of payment: Let
each lay by in store, weekly"
Whenever woman feels blue or
desperate, she either retrims her hat or
straightens up her bureau drawers.
Elwood Roberts, clerk Mt the
Penna. RR. freight office, is on vaca-
ton trip through the Western states.
All the popular indications, includ-
ing the goose bone, are said to indicate
u very cold winter with plenty of snow.
Mrs Augustus Cowdrick, of Della
ware township, is in Trenton for "A few
weeks, being treated for defective
eyes.
No person III n town should keep
chickens unless they can prevent them
from becoming a nuisance to neigh
bors.
The longest day is generally the
one when you get ready in the morning
for something that doesn't occur until
night.
Heaters, Stoves, Ranges as good
as the best in the market, at low
prices, at Helms Hardware House,
Coryell St.
The State law requires you to place
new trespass notices on your property
each year. We are prepared to fur
nish them promptly.
Miss Mary Ellwood and Patrick
Condry, all of this city, were married
III ST. John Church, yesterday Tues
day) morning, by Rev. William J. Fitz-
gerald.
J. w. Lare, of Sunnyside vicinity,
with two friends, last Friday shot "a
rabbits on three acre brush lot on
his farm. One of the party killed "a
of them
L. b. BELLS, one of Clinton's mer
chants, caught sucker with hook and
line back of his store, which measured
10 inches in length and weighed two
pounds.
BoABDERs WANTED. Two gentlemen
can have pleasant room and board
where there are no other boarders.
Main street, above York. Address
=. 0. Box III.
Miss Thompson, daughter of Dep
uty Internal Revenue Collector Samuel
G. Thompson, of Washington, has been
engaged to teach the Bunnyale school,
in the upper part of Hunterdon, and is
now at her work,
Now is the time to get your Writer
clothing dyed, secured and cleaned, at
Roughton's dyeing establishment, cor
ner of Union and Swan SITS, Lambert
Vile. Roughton is frst-class work
man, and has had years of experience.
The n. J. Court of Errors and APP
peals met for the November term yes
terday. Among the cases to be heard
is that of Thomas Coombe and Thomas
Carthew, of this city. c. A. Skillman
Esq, is attorney for Coombe and G,
H. Large, Esq, for Carthew.
Announcement.
Calvin Solliday has bought the stool