The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-04-20
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20. 1898.
Have You seen Hoo, Hoo?
Trailing arbutus is in blown.
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Have You seen Hoo, Hoo?
Trailing arbutus is in blown.
Buy your coal of G. W. Massey.
Straw hats made their appearance
this week.
Read an account Of War De
clared on the 4th page.
A good lady Cook wanted. Apply
u Il. II. Liverton
-Centre Bridge Company at Stock
ton has declared dividend of 50 per
share
Mountain pinks are out. and
Gilboa and Belmont hills present a
sight worth going long ways to see.
Finley NJ. Holcombe has returned
to the Stevens Institute after spending
Easter vacation at his home in this
city.
Lambertyllle Council, No. $50,
National Union, will meet on Thursday
evening. at o clock, at Odd Fellows
Hall
E. H. Abbott, our enterprising
cycle dealer, has remodeled his store
inside, and is thoroughly equipped for
the cycle trade of 9s
Miss Name Stockton, daughter of
J. II. Stockton, of this city, has taken
position in the millinery department
of Gimbel Bros. store, Phila.
Thomas Palmer of Frenchtown,
and daughter Catharine, started last
Wednesday morning on few weeks
trip to the West and Southwest.
j Spangler Stiles has entered into
partnership with Thos p Trimmer in
the coal and ice business, at the old
stand Of the Lambertville Coal Co.
a torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. Dewitt
Little Early Risers cleanse the liver,
cute constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles, S. W. Cochran i Co.
A delegation of the Knights of the
Golden Eagle from this city visited
Pennington on Monday evening to as
sist IN instituting lodge at that place,
April Goth has been proclaimed by
Governor Voorhees, as Arbor Day, and
should be devoted to planting forest
trees and to appropriate exercises in
the schools
On Sunday evening week, VIM.
Osborn, aged 60, who had lately re-
moved to the Lair farm, at Mt Airy,
from nenr Trenton died from m attaclt
of apoplexy.
At meeting OF the Excise Board
on Tuesday evening. A. j. Hurschler
was given license to run pool and
billiard room on Bridge Street, adjoin
ing his hotel
Vice Chancellor Reed has decided
that the public have n right to fish ON
all the natural lakes of this state
The Court Of Errors and Appeals has
confirmed the decision
Some horses belonging to Buffalo
Bills Wild West Show, which have
been wintering near Raven Rock, pass
ed down the Belvidere Division in cars
ON Thursday afternoon Of last week
Children like it, it saves their
lives. We mean One Minute Cough |
Cure, the nfallible remedy for coughs, |
colds. Group, bronchitis, grippe, and |
and all throat and lung troubles s. |
W Cochran 4 Co.
Byrequest, the Tom Thumb Wed
ding will be repeated i'll the NJ f. |
Church Wednesday evening, April y.
Tableaux and good music will be an
addition to the programme Admis
sion Ice.
While Mr. Allison Kitchen and
Mr. Cornelius DeMott were walking
over the latter's farm few days ago
they killed 10 black snakes and two
other snakes, one supposed to be a
copper head pilot 49, Frenchtotea In
dcpendcnt
The man who committed suicide at |
the National Hotel, Frenchtown, last
Thursday night, has been identified |
by his brother as w. T. Emery, con.
tractor. of Bethlehem. Pa Business
reverses are attributed as the cause OF |
taking his life
If you want segar that is Just the
thing, buy 'Lambertyille Puffs. J.
b. Kline. Bridge street.
james Mclaughlin, of this city, |
met with quite a painful accident at
the railroad station, yesterday Tues
day. morning While assisting in
loading some old iron into car, a
heavy iron shaft fell on hisright hand,
cutting the end off of one finger and
badly MASKING another.
7. j Wasser, well-known to our
citizens who has been connected with
the Shanley's for several years past,
severed his connection with that cor
poration on Saturday last. He has
located in Jersey City, where he has Sc
cured a position with contractor.
We wish him success in his new loca.
ton
WHY
NOT?
Buy yom coal Of
e W MASSEY.
The executors of the estate Of J.
II Haggerty, late of Phillipsburg,
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