The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-10-26
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WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 26. 1898.


A large NUMBER oil our cIlGeuS are
suffering from heavy colds,
james Naylor' residence on Ferry
street is receiving new coat of paint.
Stoves, Ranges, and Heaters
latest patterns at Helms Hardware
House.
Painters are identifying the resi-
dence and store of j b. Kline, on
Bridge street
New gas pipes are being laid on
Union street from Delaware avenue to
the spoke factory.
Z Chief of police Morse has had
pretty iron fence put in front of his
house on Elm street
The fair of Post 20, at Lyeeum
Hall, December 18th to 18th, promises
to be grand success.
A farmers Institute will be held
in Grange Hall. Locktown, on Friday
and Saturday, November 18th aud
18th.
During the absence of chief-of
police Morse at Burlington. on Thurs
last, officer Cole acted as the guardian
of the peace
"A report comes from up around
Byram that hog cholera is prevalent
there, taking of the farmers porkers
by the score
Several new granolithic payements
are being laid in the Third Ward,
They are great improvement to the
streets and properties.
High Bridge last week, it was decid
ed by vote of 126 to 80 that the town
ought to own water plant
1t was Jacob Helms, not A II.
Titus, who was building new porch
to his house on n Main street as
reported in our last week issue
Gnnson, the Taylor Opera House
elothler, presents some reasons IN this
issue why people who come to Trenton
to buy clothing should visit his store.
It's fact, Geo. W Massey sells
the best coal.
Miss Sara Cavenaugh and John
Mangan were married III St Johns
church, ON Thursday morning of last
week. The Rev VIM. J. FitzGerald
officiated.
The Union Fire Engine Company
aud the Fire Patrol presented fine APP
pearance as they marched to the depot
to take the cars for Burlington on
Thursday morning last.
On Tuesday next, November first,
the boards of registry and election in
this city will sit from one to nine
o'clock, p. NJ This will be the last
opportunity to register Voters should
see that they are registered
Geo W. Hartpenee, who removed
hls family from Frenchtown to Lam
bertyille some time ago, has accepted
position in Kerr's wheel factory,
at Frenchtown, and will move his
family back to that place.
Now is the time to get your winter
clothing dyed, secured and cleaned, at
Roughton's dyeing establishment, cor
ner of Union and Swan SITS, Lambert
Vile. Roughton is first class work
man, and has had years of experience.
Department Commander Smith and
Staff of the G.. A. r. of New Jersey,
will pay an official visit to Post 20, Of
this city, on Friday evening, Novem-
Der 4th. The Post Commander urges
all the members to be present, wearing
badges.
Pit not off tall tomorrow what
can be done today, is applicable to
your subscribing for THE RECORD.
The following Lambertville memb-
ers of the county executive committee
were appointed at the recent Demo
coatic county convention at Fleming
ton list ward, ]. r. Casey I'd ward,
Henry Treftz; 3D. ward, Michael ).
German
Although chestnuts are lower III
price than for many years, Young
man from New Hope found them
rather expensive few days ago,
While going to Centre Hill on business,
he stopped under tree and picked up
few chestnuts to eat The owner of
the place had him arrested and fined
one dollar
Such speeches as that delivered by
ex-governor Zulick, of Arizona, at
Holcombe Hall, last Saturday evening,
are not calculated to help the Demo
Gratis or injure the Republicans. 1t
was vulgar and coarse in its tone,
abusive, and calculated for a tender
loin ward meeting rather than for
decent and thinking people.
The visit last Thursday of the
Union Fire Co. and the Fire Patrol,
to Burlington, was one they will long
remember. Our firemen speak IN the
highest terms of the fine parade, the
decorations, and the manner III which
they were received and treated while
there, and are convinced that the Bur
lington people cannot be excelled in
this line by any other city OF its size
III this country.
If you want segar that is just the
thing, buy "Lambertyille Puffs. j.
B. Kline, Bridge street.
The Belvidere apollo rises to re-
mark -
1.-The Democratic Convention at
Newton Thursday nominated Joshua
$. Salmon for Congress. Johnston
Cornish declined Congressional hon
ors, and hence is not under contract