The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-05-04
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 4. 1898.
Buy vonr coal Of G. W. Massey.


Lambertville Puff" are still GO
ing UP in smoke Kline sells them.
The Inter-S State Fair at Trenton
will hold its next exhibition Sept %
to 50
The Rev, MI Britt has resigned
as pastor of the Baptist Church at
stockton.
r. b. Reading and r. A. Mont
gomery. of this city, started for Can
ada, on fishing trip yesterday
The trainmen station employees
on the Penna r. r. donned their
summer uniforms and caps ON Monday
last.
Arbor Day was observed with ap-
propriate exercises in our public
schools on Friday afternoon Of last
week
The New York Clothing man in
"Hemlock Row has become disgust
ed with Iambertyille and left the
town.
The annual inspection and muster
of CO. c. It'll Regt. y. q. y. j., will
take place tonight, Mt their armory in
Tins city
Miss Clara Rooms gave very
pleasant musical to her lady friends,
at her residence ON y Union street,
last Friday evening
II YOU are not feeling we'll, why
don't you take Hoods Sarsaparilla?
It will purify and enrich your blood
and do YOU wonderful good.
The city cannot afford to build II
badly needed new school house but ii
can afford to make present Of eleven
hundred dollars to the hotel keepers
If gou want segar that is just the
thia4, buy .Lambertyille Putfs. " J.
B. Kline. Bridge street.
Charles Rowe, who recently Sc
cured employment with the Baldwin
locomotive works in Philadelphia,
was home few days last week on the
sick list
The Delaware River Old School
Baptist Association will convene with
the First Baptist Church Of Hopewell
Wednesday morning. June list, and
continue in session for three days
The annual Convention of the
llunterdon County Local Union of the
Christian Endeavor Societies. will be
held IN the First Presbyterian Church
Of Pennington to tomorrow Thursday
MAY 18th
Children like II. il saves their
lives. We mean One Minute Cough
Cure. the infnllible remedy for coughs,
colds, Group, bronchitis, grippe, aud
all throat and lung troubles. ). W.
Cochran X Co.
: lumber raft passed down the river
on Sunday morning last. Oflate years
such sights lave been of rare occur
renee and when one passes down the
river, ituttraets considerable attention,
especially among the younger genera
ton
White ploWiug nom Glover Hill
one day recently. William J Walker,
Jr.. was kicked by one Of his horses
and very seriously hurt. At first it
wa4 feared TINT his injuries would
prove fatal, bnt he now bids fair 10 re-
cover.
On Monday afternoon last Theo-
dore Servis. the constant Pennington
fisherman, caught It German carp in
the Branch that weighed 2l3 pounds.
So far MS known this is the largest fish
ever taken from the stream. Demo-
crat- .idrcrtiscr.
The farmer. the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts aud bruises. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve is the best thing to keep
on hand 1t heals quickly, and is
known cure for piles $ W Cochran
y Co.
Philip Hutchins. we'll known to
our citizens. who was employed i'll j.
e, Sleifcr's store in this city until
recently, visited friends here ON Sun
day last He is still in Mr.. Sleifers
employ in Philadelphia He reports
Mr. Sleifer as doing we'll in his new
location
The Amateurs vino last Fall render
ed The Box of Monkeys with much
success. will give an entertainment en-
titled THAT Box Of Cigarettes, at
Lyceum Hall, Wednesday evening,
MAY II. Admission 80 cts. Reserved
seats at Cochran's drug store, without
extra charge Ladies will please re-
move their hats during the perfor-
nance
The District Medical Society of
Hunterdon county met in the Grand
Jury room ON Tuesday of last week.
There was good attendance. An
able essay ON pneumonia was read by
DR. Moore. Drs. Romine, Sproul and
Best We're elected as delegates to the
American Medical Association; Drs.
Ewing Cramer and Closson alternates
Matters Of interest to the medical pro-
fession were discussed, and the meet
ing proved an interesting and instruc-
tive one.
VIII
NOT?
Buy your coal of
g. ". MASSEY.
jacob kugler, a native of King
wood township, died in Trenton on Fri
day week, in the I'D year of his age.
Hehad been ill for two years. Mr.. Kug-
Ter removed to Trenton in 1864 and en-