The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-11-02


Some of the flags flying around
town look a little theworse from wear,
The cunning season opened over
in Pennsylvania yesterday Tuesday J.
There are at present nine inmates
at the Masonic Home, near Burlington.
A few straw hats still hnser in
town. despite the presence Of over
coats.
The Perseverance Paper Mill has
been closed down a few days on ac-
count of a break in some of the ma
chinery.
This il the last week for the cam
paign orators and candidates to set in
their work.
No Trepass" cards, warming
gunners and others. for sale al THE
RECORD Office
\ camp of 7. Q. 5. Of A, was insti-
tuted at Jutland Saturday night n week,
with Is charter members.
Fish Warden Durham. of Flem-
ington, has been stocking the South
Branch with young trout.
The Union Steam Fire Engine
Company had their steamer ont ON
trial on Saturday morning last,
To be entirely relieved of the aches
aud pains of rheumatism means a
great deal, and Hoods Sarsaparilla
does ii.
"Lambertyille Puils' are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Improvement Band" of the
First Baptist Church. will hold a
Bazaar on the 10th and Eth of Nov
ember.
James Campion. who was sent to
Pennington about three months ago
for nonpayment of taxes has been dis
charged from custody
The Gnilds of s. Andrew = Episco.
pal Church will hold the annual sale
of fancy and useful articles on Decem-
Der end and Bird, in st. Andrew : Hall.
lust Whit You want the hest Coal
Get ii of Gro. W. MASSEY
Extra conductor Jacob Schanck ran
the extra passenger train from Broad
street station, Philadelphia, ON Thurs
day and Friday evenings of last week,
mp the BelNidere road
The Titusyile Fruit and Se9eta-
BILE Canning Co, closed their factory
on Saturday last, for the season, hay.
ing canned one hundred aud forty two
thousand cans of tomatoes.
The second annual chrysanthe-
mum show will take place in the Titus
vile Presbyterian church on Thursday
and Friday evenings, Nov. I; and Is
Refreshments will he on snle.
Geo. Hmtpencc. Of this city, no
was reported in our last issue as about
to remove to Frenchtown, has recon
sidered his intention, and will remain
in the employ of the Lamhertville
Spoke Works
The Delaware Bridge Company
have nj last made reduction in the toll
across the bridge The fare for a sin
gle horse has been reduced to ten cents
each way, Foot passengers are still
permitted to pay the same old price
two cents each way.
An Autumnal Entertainment will
he given on Friday evening, Nov. II,
in the NJ +. church, consisting of
Music, Dialogues, REGULATIONS and
Tableaus, closing with Tambourine
drill, by request, Admission 10 cts.
Hon. John s. Gibson, of Newark
and Col. Charles S. Fuller, of Jersey
City. will address a Republican mass
meeting in Holeombe Hall, ON Friday
evening of this week. From the we'll
known reputation of the speakers. two
fine addresses may be expected.
Sheriff Ramsey, Of Pennington,
met with very unpleasant experience
while attempting to take levy of the
goods of Patrick Malone, in this city,
on Thursday morning last When the
sheriff made known his business. III rs
pleasant II manner rs possible, Malone
became very angry and started to
throw him ont The sheriff was com
PEELED to pull revolver on Ma
lone III self defence. The matter WAS
finally settled and the sheriff left.
Jacob Handy, of this city, while at
work tearing down grand stand on
Broad street, near Green, Philadel-
phia, last Monday, fell to the ground
on account of the giving way of part
of the stand, and was seriously hurt.
A confusion of the ribs and injury to
his back We're among his injuries.
Another workman was also badly in
iured at the same time. Both were
taken to the Homeopathic Hospital
A letter received this morning states
that he is getting along nicely and will
probably be out in few days
Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalia
has had 90 years experience applying
trusses, He will allow You to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if Won are not satisfied. Lady
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