The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-10-19
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. 10. 1898.
Buy yonr coal Of G. w. Massey.

Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Kline's.
The man who kills time never
suffers for lack of ammunition.
Friday ended the Jersey open
season for squirrels until November
10th.
Stoves. Ranges, and Heaters
latest patterns Mt Helms Hardware
House.
Why il it that men always look at
the face of i bride and women at her
clothes
The boys are gathering chestnuts
and some newspaper fellers are
using them.
W. W. Vail of Quakertown, has
been granted patent for support
for coats. hats, &e.
A large number of our citizens
attended the Democratic Convention
at Pennington on Monday last.
A dollar doesn't go good ways
with some people, but some people
will 90 a good ways for Il dollar
The leaves ON the trees still re-
tain fresh green appearance not with
standing autumn is we'll advanced.
II the men could be turned into
horses for one season, the poor roads
would disappear soon afterward
II vou have any Job printing to do,
don't take il to an outside office, hut
give Your newspaper the first chance.
The fair of Post 20, q. A. r., will
he held during the week beginning
December 18th and ending on the Eth.
Tie Improvement Band of the
First Baptist Church. will hold
Bazaar on the 10th and 18th OF Nov
ember
Samuel p Hunt, OF Harborton,
Mercer Co. n. j., showed us Il Kiefer
pair yesterday, that weighed one
pound.
To be ignored Is more tnfHfiat-
inp than an absolute rebuff to some
folk who are always hobbins mp for
anything in sight.
Geo. W Arnett will soon begin
the erection oftwelye dwelling houses
on \. Union street, on the west side,
aboyethe spoke factory.
Now that the crazy quilt fad has
died out. one wonders what use the
sample iicnd has for the many little
SHIPS she so industriously gathers
The good natured individuals who
nut their hands to the wheel of necess-
ity should not he called clumsy when
results are not exactly professional.
Ii Won have anything to buy or
sell, let the paper assist you to find
customers. Advertising that really
pays the printer benefits both adver-
Users and readers
The Democratic candidate Tor
Governor, Elvin W. Crane, IS expect
To hold forth in this city on Saturday
evening next. aud other Democratic
orators are expected to be present
It's fact. Geo. W Massey sells
the best coal
The dwelling house of Mrs New
ton Holeombe, deed, on \. Clinton
street. was bid up to Sl2i0 yesterday,
and was withdrawn from sale, the
price not being high enough to war
rant it being bid of.
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. Roughtan is first class work
nlau. and has had years of experience.
An oyster supper will he given by
Wachusett Tribe, lmpd. o. k. NJ, III
Cycle Hall, Stockton, tomorrow
Thursday evening. Good music Is
promised. aud refreshments will he
offered for sale in addition to the sup
per. A general invitation Is extended
To lilt pubic ~ ulhthi-
Next Sunday, special services,
morning and evening, will be held In
the First Baptist Church in tins city.
The observance is known as Harvest
Sunday, and commentaries the IN
gathering of the fruits and grains OF
the land There will be special music
aud novel decorations. A general
invitation is extended.
If YOU want a segar that rs Just the
thing, buy 'Lambertville Pnfis. j.
b. Kline. Bridge street.
Miss Lunden, Ia scandinavian by
birth, who so many of us delight to
hear, will address meeting IN the W.
{. T. L. hall on next Sunday after
noon. AT the close of the Sabbath
school session There will be special
music provided, and it is hoped
large audience will greet this we'll in
formed and interesting speaker. In
the evening she will make an address
in the Methodist Church. All are
cordially invited to attend.
On Thursday evening, October
eth. the Brotherhood Of Andrew and
Philip of the kirkpatrick Memorial
Church of Ringoes will hold a grand
oyster supper The great Chesapeake
Bay oyster will certainly be there and
served in every possible style by ex-
perienced cooks and polite attendants
Also other refreshments, ice cream,
&c, in great profusion. This will be
an up-to date affair in every partieu-
lar, and all are invited. Proceeds for
the benefit of Church. Ifstormy, next
fair evening. Remember the date,
October 27th. 1t will be moonlight.