The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-09-28
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. %. 1898.

Do your best to-day do better To-
morrow, if you can.
The express companies are now
paying the war stamp tax.
As worldly Joy ends in sorrow, 81
eodlV sorrow ends i'll JOY
Hicks. the weather prophet, pre-
eleted many storms in September
For every Tear there is laugh,
aud one has 10 forget the former III
the latter.
Ne matter what hour of day OF
night You travel. you are certain IL
have company,
There is no Joy in a full pocket
book when desk drawer is crowded
with unreceipted bills.
The dog catcher is busy gust now,
capturing all dogs not properly regis
tered according to law.
An unequaled display of fashions,
latest in trimmed millinery, at The
Peoples Store S. S. VAN Hons.
September's days are hay and
lovely. but September early twilghts
are undoubtedly depressing.
The person who talks loudest
about his or her virtue is generally the
one who has never been tempted.
It seems sometimes as though per
sons who profess to be our best friends
are our greatest enemies.
\ kind heart is fountain of glad
ness, making everything in II freshen
INTO smiles
The season for shooting gray
squirrels opened September and
closes September 30
Very little cider will he made this
year, the apple crop being 70 short
that many cider mills will not be ope=
rated
Rubber tires on wagon add p
per cent. to the durability Of the vein
Gle and reduce the cost of repairs 80
per cent.
AZ it sometimes rams when the
sun shines, 80 there maH he joy IN II
saints heart when there are tears III
his eyes.
Fall openings will soon he IN order
and il is 10 he hoped TINT the weather
will he IN keeping with the offerings
of that season.
Not many day now before the fall
openings viii make many Il woman re
greet thai she hadn spent less on her
summer outfit
We may mol he able to pay our full
debt to nature in this life. but if We
pay a little on account, affairs will as
sumo II pleasanter attitude
The person noted for sweet dis
position sometimes can be the most
severe " hen the time to turn really
arrives And with good reason, for
even the worm will sometimes turn.
Did You ever stop to think that Of
an entire year there are, IA IA rule,
scarcely thirty days that are clondless,
when the sun shines all day long with
ont once BENG obscured by cloud
Ne subscriber To newspaper
should even. think of asking to have
his paper stopped before he phys has
bacl, dues An honest man never stops
laper unless he pays M all alreara
yes
Mrs Nelson Lambert. living near
Grover. had her arm broken one day
recently by her dress catching on the
step of buggy from which she had
Just alighted and the horse starting
before she could get her skirt detached
The T. O. 5. of A.. of this city,
have arranged for fine Stereorama
entertainment at Holcombe Hall.
Wednesday evening, Oct. 18TH. One
hundred beautiful views of the War
with Spain viii be shown, together
with descriptive lecture, &c Resery-
ed seats, ~ cts. Gallery II cts
Liberty Band gave then second
open air concert on the lawn III front
Of George W Arnett's residence ON
Wednesday evening of last week
Although the weather was cool, quite
large crowd was in attendance and
enjoyed the music To furnish light
for the occasion, Mr.. Arnett had an
arc light placed i'll the yard, which
WAS II great CONVENIENCE for the Band,
doing away with the unsig htly torches
Frank f. Wanamaker, alias f. +.
Warren, has been arrested and held to
await the action Of the Mercer county
Grand Jury on the charge of repre-
senting himself as the son Of ex- Post
master General Wanamaker and there
by getting possession of S245 belong
ing to Mrs. Susan Thompson, of Will
burtha Wanamaker few years ago
borrowed horse of Samuel H. Mount,
Of this place, and failed to return it,
The animal was found at Doyles
town Wanamaker's father WAS the
landlord of Mounts Hotel in Fleming
ton many years ago.
Vice Chancellor Reed has fled
decision sustaining the Raritan Town
ship Board of Health in its efforts to
have Charles A Henzler remove his
pig pens from Pennington. The Vice
Chancellor holds that the power of the
Board of the Health in the matter did
not depend on the ordinance against
the keeping of hogs when a nuisance,
and that the Board had authority to
order their removal under the gene
raj statutes. final decision in the
case will be rendered later The pens
are located near the corner of Capner
and Allen streets, and the action for