The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-03-23
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH %. 1898.

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quietly in our city.
''Lambertville Puffs" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Judah H. Ewing, of Klinesyille
vicinity, recently lost sixteen fine
hogs from cholera.
Daniel Williams, former resident
of Lambertville, died in Pike county,
Pa, on January list
Howard Case, of Larison's Corner
vicinity. has rented Captain John
Shields farm at Baptisttown.
Jesse r. DUNCAN, brother to
Prosecutor DUNCAN, of Somerset conn
", died at Harrington ON Sunday of
week before last
A shooting match at live birds,
among some of our local sports, came
off on the old fair grounds, on Friday
afternoon last.
Mrs Annie Smith, OF Easton, Pa,
mother of Mrs. Cyrenas Slack, of this
city, died at her home in Easton on
Sunday last
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.
Senate bill No 40, which repealed
the law granting tax exemptions to the
extent of $500 to firemen and soldiers,
has he en- defeated.
The Democrats of the First Ward,
nominated John Callan rs Il candidate
for councilman, at their caucus on Sat
urday afternoon last.
A branch station of the New Jer-
sey Meteorological Bureau has been
established on the farm of II f.
beats, near Pennington.
John Fitzgerald, of Yardley, has
the contract to erect 81, 600 Colonial
residence for Z. c. Thatcher, of Lam
bertville, - Yardtey Rerieto.
Mr.. d. J. Price has rented the
property on West Coryell street, now
occupied by J. B. Sleifer and will take
possession about April first.
Don't annoy others by your cough
ing, and risk your life by negieeting cold
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs, colds.
Group, grippe and all throat and lung trou-
hles S W. Cochran 4 Co
Albert Fritts, of FrenchtoWn Wei
nifty. who WAS recently kicked on the
face by horse, is convalescent Mr..
Fritts' injuries were considered very
dangerous for time.
The Rev H. L. Hibschman, of
Newburg, Pa, has been called to the
Presbyterian church at Mount Pleas
ant, in this county. 1t is thought that
he will accept the call
BoARpERs WANTED, by small pri-
yate family. Two gentlemen. $3.50
per week. Apply at No. 4s Ferry st.
One of the old frame factories at
Glen Gardner was demolished i'll part
the other day by blast of dynamite,
The building is being put in condition
for occupancy by the Enterprise Brush
Company.
The wife OF Peter katzenbach,
proprietor Of the Trenton House,
Trenton, died last week, and was
buried last Thursday. She was n
member of the Third Presbyterian
Church, and very active worker in
that church for years.
The County Convention of the W.
c. T. U. will be held at Bloomsbury,
April 20th. Mrs. Z. Bourne, State
President Miss Kate Lunden, State
Lecturer, and Mr.. Chase of Milford,
will be among the speakers.
Children and adults tortured by
burns, scalds, injuries, eczema OF skn dis
eases may secure instant relief by using De-
Wits Witch Hazel salye 1t is the great pile
remedy $ W Cochran Go
James Dilts, aged 10 years, died at
the residence of his son-in-law, \. p.
Kachline, at Frenchtown, on Tuesday
morning of week before last. For
many years Mr.. Dilts was station
agent for the Bel Del r. K. Co at
Frenchtown He had held several
public offices in Frenchtown. A wife
and two daughters survive him.
One of the big city department
stores, where people mistakenly think
they buy cheaper than they do at home,
adyertises strictly pure white lead,
guaranteed, at very low price. This
so-called strictly pure lead has
been Analysed and found to contain
5397 per cent. of barytes, costing J a
cent pound, and not a particle Of
white lead in il. But the fools are
not all dead-they will go on picking
up Just such bargains away from
home.
Six hundred two, three, four and
six-inch shells for rihed cannon were
transferred from the Penn. Il. r.
tracks to those of the Central in Elem
ington yesterday. They we're manu-
featured by the Carpenter Projectile
Works at Reading, Pa, and were be-
ing shipped to the Government pow
der magazines at Lake Denmark, Nor
ris county, where they will be loaded
and distributed among the battleships
and forts. The heaviest ones weighed
$50 pounds each. Hunterdoa Repud-
Hcan, 1911
In Boyce's Monthly we find state
ment which, if true, will gladden. the
hearts of some of the farmer readers OF
this paper and be Of a lasting benefit
to them. Under the healing of "Plants
That Hate One Another" we find the
following Fancy two plants being so
unfriendly that the mere neighborhood
of one is death to the other Yet this
is the case with two well known plants.
These are the thistle and the rape. j
a field ia infested with thistles which