The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-12-14
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. IA. 1898.


Buy your coal of CT W. Massey
It's fact, Geo W, Massey sells
the best coal.
A. II. Titus Store is as near rs the
city or John Wanamaker's
The Adams Express Company's
agent in this city has received new
wagon,
The cold snap of the last few days
has made good skating on the river
and Island Greek
If You want segar that Just the
thing, buy Lambertyille Pufs. y j.
&. Kline, Bridge street.
The railroad company has erected
fagman's shanty on the south side
of the Bridge street canal bridge.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Columbia Hose Co., will be held
on Friday evening, at 80 o'clock.
Dust what you want-the best Coal
Get it Of Gao W. MASSEY.
why are we not the Headquarters,
When We can show you over 100 diff
ferent kinds of candy? You can save
from to 10c. per lb. by buying OF
d. BoTrI,
The Eambertyille Confectionery.
The National Union" lodge will
give II smoker in their lodge room
Odd Fellows Hall, tomorrow Thurs
day evening.
On "Wednesday OF next week,
Farmers Institute will be held in the
New Hope NJ T.. church, morning,
afternoon and evening, The exercises
will open to all who wish to attend,
Remember, We not only give salts
faction, but we give the most change
back Tlrus.
Company c, eth Regt.. y. q. n.
J., ed ths city, will be inspected by
Brigade Inspector Col. d. b. Murphy,
next Monday evening, at Holcombe
Hall
Call IN and look at the large assert
ment of beautiful Holiday Presents at
T. b. Mayors store, cor. Bridge and
Union streets. You will be surprised
nj the variety.
''Fido, John Stockton $ pug dog,
Is no more Poor Fido WIS seized
with fit on Wednesday of last week
and never recovered He was over
eleven years old.
One of the large windows IN the
Gaoncil room of Masonic Hall building
was broken by the recent high wind.
Chief Van Sewer put in new glass
ON Monday last.
We have received direct from Boston,
full line OF Lowney's celebrated
Chocolates and Bon Bons, in boxes
and loose. d. BoTTI,
The Iambertyille Confectionery.
Little girls and boys are busy now
writing to Santa Claus, making known
their wants for Christmas. While
some little ones wants will be sup
piled, there will be many disappoint
ments
All Ladies' Coats have this day
been reduced in price to enable those
that have not already purchased to sc
cure nice for Christmas,
at r.. If. Van Horn a Son The
Grand Depot
While drilling cars in the yard,
below the depot, on Thursday after
noon last, five cars were pretty badly
wrecked by coming together with great
force. The accident was caused by
misplaced switch.
We have a special line of Novelties
that are not exhibited anywhere i'll
tins city but at TRUSS
Charles Williams, who lives be-
tween Moore Station snd Titusyille,
captured live fox near his home one
day last week. The fox was run down
by dogs and took refuge in a hole in
the ground. Williams dug him out
and bagged him. He weighed about
twenty-five pounds.
Miss Jennie Watt, of this city,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Watt, and Oliver Sergeant, of Pelham
Manor, y y, were married at the
home Of the bride, on Main street, on
Thursday evening Of last week, the
Rev. Herbert Stanley Smith of s.
Andrews Church, officiating The
bride received many valuable presents
After partaking of bridal supper,
they left on the evening train for a
wedding tour.
Why Ne Quality.
We have made arrangements 20 get
the best and finest Candies, direct
from manufacturer Our prices,
considering purity and quality, will
surprise you. D. BorTI,
The Lambertyille Fine Confectionery.
John Hahn, German, living with
farmer John Huber, near Bovine
Station, swallowed a large dose Of
choral, it is supposed, with suicidal
intent, on Sunday last, but did not
succeed in his attempt to end his
life 1t is thought he had become de-
spondent and while in this state, com
mitted the rash act that almost ended
in death. Hahn recently fell heir to
about seven hundred dollars, by the
death of a relative in Germany, which
he spent freely on himself and others,
in having ga good time. "
It's going to be great Christmas