The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-05-11

Gretna with Co. G, of the Sixth Pa.
Regiment, of which he is a Lieuten,
ant. Prof Radciff is filling his place
in the school
The long-continued storm of last
week played havoc with great many
flags that were displayed III our city
Now that the weather has cleared, our
people should show their patriotism
by a larger display than has hereto,
fore been made.
At the annual meeting of the French
town Board of Trade, held on Wednes-
day evening, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
Pres Hon. c. N Reading.
| Vice Pres. A p. Kachline
See Frank f. Maxwell
Treas.-A. b. Haring
We hope the girls will not forget
to contribute bouquets of flowers fol
Memorial Day BY doing this the
graves of soldiers and sailors i'll our
cemeteries will be literally decorated.
Flowers to be left at Post eos head
quarters on the morning of Memorial
Day Monday May 80
That Memorial Day has about
ceased to inspire that reverence to the
memory of the soldier dead that its
originators intended it should, is seen
in the various frivolous entertainments
and jollities that are already adyer-
tised for the afternoon and evening OF
that ought-to-be sacred day Dem
ocrat- 4apertiScr.
Buy your Coal of LARSON y Mar
iarum
Edward Mitchell. of rot,erstoWn,
in this county, is lying III n critical
condition nj his home with two serious
stab wounds in his back. He was in
jured with n knife by his playmate,
Ramsey Hoffman, aged twelve. 1t is
said that Mitchell broke Hoffman 8
watch chain during II friendly scutile.
| This enraged Hoffman, 50 he used his
knife The atiray took place at the
village school.
Are you ruptured Mr. Shamalia
has Ind 20 years experience applying
trusscs. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if you are not satisfied Lady
attendant.
Mr.. Frank T. Buchanan, who has
carried ON the blacksmithing business
i'll this city for many Years, has remov-
ed to Philadelphia, where he has
bought ont Wholesale aud retail segar
business at 1928 Spring Garden street.
He will also act as agent of the Admins
Express and of the Broad Street Steam
Laundry We are sorry to have Mr..
Il. remove from this city; and wish
him success in his new business
The Annual Choir Festival of St.
Andrew Church, will be held Thurs
day evening, May 10, at Z 80. Vocal
and organ solos and selections by
Amwell Orchestra. Lovers of good
music will miss rare opportunity il
they fail to attend, as this promises to
eclipse all past efforts Collection fol
the benefit of the choir fund,
The Cuban question and political
issues sink into insignificance with the
man who suffers from piles. What he
most desires is relief. DeWitt's Witch
| Hazel Salve cures piles. $. w. Coch-
ran X Co.
The =" Weakly Rerieu is the
name of newspaper recently started
at White House Station in this county.
Its publisher is Geo W Shampanore,
who has had considerable experience
in the newspaper business The Repieu
is neat looking sheet, full of local
news and other interesting matter and
is deserving of success on its merits.
It's publisher has our best wishes.
House for Rent, No, "A Deleyan
street, recently occupied by Frank +.
Buchanan. Inquire Of J w Carroll,
cor Main a York
James j. Kilroy, Of this city, who
has been II student of the Georgetown
University, Va, will he graduated
with sixteen others ON next Monday
evening. The commencement exer-
cises will be held in the Columbia
Theatre, Washington d. G. We con
graduated Mr.. X. on his success in
passing examinations, and wish him
a successful career in his profession.
The suit of DIR. J. W SNOWFALL, OF
Atlantic City, formerly of Fleming
ton, against Asa Jones, executor oil
the late Dir. Henry n. Young, of Rea-
vile, was tried at Mays Landing Court
House, Atlantic county, on Wednesday
of last week before Judge Miller and
a jury. The plaintiff claimed 81 900 foi
medical services rendered to deceased
during his lifetime. The jury render
ed verdict for the plaintiff Of S346. 90
The defendant will take an appeal.
Justice Gummere heard counsel n
the Court house on Friday week
on motion for the discharge o
James n. Pidooek, Jr., from custody
the late Grand Jury having failed t,
find any bill against him The eour
heard counsel for Mr.. Pidcock and al
50 Prosecutor Hayhurst This motor
was denied by the Court. Counse
then moved to admit defendant to bail
which motion prevailed, the Cour
fixing the bond at $1,000, which wa,
soon furnished and Mr. Pidcock re
leased
The human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep i
going longest and most regularly b.
using DeWitts's Little Early Risers
the famous little pills for constipation
and all stomach and liver troubles
S. w Cochran & Co.
Boy wanted to learn Painting