The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-11-09
Buy your Coal of Larson 4 Mar

! winter IdulSueS, TWO cents buncll, nj
| Gleyenger's garden. 1t.
How easy it is for persons Ia he
sympathetic when there is no call
made upon their purses
There have been 50, 500 cans of
tomatoes put up for market by the
Rlngoes canning factory.
DIR. 2. MeGHll, who has been at
tending naval court of inquiry FOR
some days, is now at home
1t Is generally those things of
which they know least about which
people do the most talking,
The fair Of Post 70. q. \. r.. will
be held during the week beginning
December l2th and ending on the Eth
lust what Yen want the best Coal
Get il Of GEo W. MASSEY.
President Mckinley has issued his
proclamation appointing Thursday,
November 2ith ms Thanksgiving Day.
The Improvement Band of the
FIRST Baptist Church, will hold
Bazaar on the 10th and 18th of Nov
ember.
Good health is worth more than
anything else to you, and every bottle
Of Hoods Sarsaparlla contains good
health.
Until yon are den.ed even u peep
nj the newspaper you do not realize
what part of your daily life it has
become
The new brush factory at Glen
Gardner has been a great advantage
to that town. II has filled every va
cant house,
The Guilds of s Andrew $ Episeo-
pal Church will hold the annual sale
Of fancy and useful articles on Decem.
Der 2nd and 3rd, in st. Andrew Hall
BoARpERs WANTED. Two gentlemen
can have pleasant room and bonrd
where there are no other hoarders.
Main street, above York. Address
L. .. Box III.
Anthony killgore who has been
the editor aud manager of the Hunter
don County Democrat Ion the past
eighteen months. has become the pro
prietor of that journal.
The Bloomsbury Canning Go. will
en- apples when the tomato crop IS
over J. w DeHart Is said To bee the
leader there in tomato raising. lie
Ind about 100 tons on six acres.
+. L. ridcoek, Of Whitehouse. has
resigned from the Rocknway VALLEY
Railroad, TO take IA position as auditor
Of the Georgia Northern Railroad He
will reside nj Pidcock. Georgia.
The Spring Mills Water Company,
of Milford, has been incorporated.
Capital stock. $50 600 1ncorporators
Michael I. Lynch, A. " Madden and
William Gareeht, all Of Phillipshurg.
Eyeritt y Scarborough have put up
lishment in this city, 145, 900 cans of
tomatoes This il considerable in
crease on last years production but
considerably behind what they hoped
to pack.
More worl, was done by the Dem
ocrats of this city for Closson than for
any other part Of the ticket A there
did not appear to be any organized OPP
position To him in the upper end Of the
county the expectation of defeating
him was hopeless
Farmers Institute will he held
at Locktown, Friday aud Saturday,
Nov. 18th aud 18th THIS meeting is
under the auspices of the State Board
of Agriculture, 1t is free to all Sey-
eral prominent speakers on agricultural
subjects will De present.
The Republican meeting at Iiol-
combe Hall, last Friday evening, was
well attended. Hon. John S. Gibson,
of Newark, made one of his best
speeches, and held his audience for
nearly two hours Mr. Gibson is very
popular in this city rs mn orator, aud
although he has spoken several times,
the people never tire of hearing him.
Cap. Meskill is at present at
tracing more attention than any one
else in our town. He is engaged in
painting the spire on the Presbyterian
church. Cap seems to enjoy he
ing admired from his lofty perch He
is being assisted by Michael Kearns.
Both appear to feel at home in their
lofty perch.
Thomas Worthington, of Trenton,
while walking up Bridge street on
Monday evening last, was seized with
an attack of vertigo, near Conover &
Conoyer's store, and fell to the side
walk, striking his forehead and receiv-
ing an ugly cut over the left eve. He
was picked mp unconscious and ply
stefan summoned, after which he was
removed to the residence Of his broth
er-in-law, Michael A. Van Hart, in
New Hope His wound is not serious.
If you are in need of clothing, pa
tronize the clothier who is with YOU
this year, and will be in business with
you next year Do not be caught by
the $50, 900, 900 grand aggregation Of
shoddy that must he sold in fifteen
minutes, which time will later be ex-
tended few days longer, if suckers
are plenty, in order that the money
may be paid over to widows and or
phans to settle an estate Don't be
humbugged by squatters, who are in
Your midst to-day and in far off land
when the clothing fails TO give salts
faction Er.
Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalia