The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-04
Buy Your coal Of G. w. Massey.

cigar manuIaclOfS 10 lut tHtIu ipoI
IN d. Botti's new building.
Funeral Director Peter Heath has
moved his residence to Sc Main street.
Office Corner Main and York, as before.
Life insurance is good thing but
health insurance, by keeping the blood
pure with Hoods Sarsoparilla, is still
better
The druggist appears 10 prosper
exceedingly when you consider the
fact that his wares are drugs on the
market
The thermometer on Monday
morning. according to Dir L. W Lari-
sons record, was at / degrees below
zero at : o'clock
Eaters of the fragrant onion are
said to be grip proof. 1t is also good
nervine, and the onion quickly relieves
and tones up wornout system.
James Mcdonnell resigned the
inintorship Of st Johns Church on
Saturday last Thomas Banehotf has
been appointed 10 succeed him.
Owing to Monday being lega
holiday, the regular monthly meeting
of the Common Council was adjourned
10 next Monday evening, at 30 2. NJ.
"A hot box ON the new engine Al the
lower rubber mill, on Thursday night
last, caused that plant to close down
the following day while the difficulty
was being adjusted.
Voters should remember that ii is
not too early to think about the spring
elections Look over your townships
carefully and then at the caucuses
nominate good men.
Friday of last week WAS almost
like spring day, and for the time,
oyercoats were discarded and bicycles
that had been put away for the season
we're brought ont and put in use
Francis Callan died at his home
ca South Main street on Sunday night
la st, after prolonged illness His
funeral occurred this Wednesday,
morning from ST. Johns Church
The Hunterdon Independent men
tons as a curious fact that Henry l.
Srope is the owner of an egg, the pro
duction of one of his hens, that is
exactly the shape of crook necked
squash. 1t is quite a curiosity.
DR.. Edward Page Hawke, of Hope
we'll, n. J. father of DR.. W. w. Hawke
of Pennington, died at his home, on
Dec. 18th. Deceased was n prominent
physician and had large practice in
the vicinity of Hopewell. He leaves a
wife, three daughters and two sons.
Philip Hutchins, for several years
connected with j. Il. Sleifers cash
grocery as butcher, has closed his
connection with that store and accept
ed like position with store in Tren-
ton. He left for his new field on Mon
day afternoon last. He leaves a host
of friends behind who wish him sue
cess
Clinton Oblmger, OF this city, met
with quite painful accident, while at
work at the Union Paper Mill, over in
New Hope, on Monday afternoon last.
While engaged in cleaning ont the
stock box with live steam, hepressure
was SO great as to force il back III his
face, scalding him badly. physician
attended to his injuries.
Elk President Cleveland spent
Thursday, the 18th ult cunning over
n Kingwool town ship, in company
with Mr. Hiram Rittenhouse, Rev Mr..
Owen and others 1t is not probable
that he secured much game at this
time of the season. He was guest of
Robert Fisher on the Hawk farm.
Frcachtoon Independents
Sunday and Monday last we're the
coolest days, so far, this winter, be
sides being the coolest for January in
several years. But for the water be-
ing high, the river would have frozen
over. The snow that fell Saturday
night made excellent sleighing and
sleighs were out in force on Sunday
and Monday The wind blew n gale
but fortunately did not drift high
enough to interfere with travel on the
country roads or the railroads
The Democrat Advertiser says
.'Ex- Commander John Shields is con
valescing. The Captain has had
peculiar experience with his beard
since the X-Rays were turned on him
to locate the bullet he carries near the
right shoulder blade. The powerful
light took in the chin, and few weeks
thereafter he noticed his beard began
to come out, compelling him to have
this distinguishing facial appendage
removed. It is said that it is no new
experience with those who submit to
the X-Rays. but does not always fol-
low. ="
MOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill
lousness, indigestion, headache.
Easy TO take, easy to operate. 2ec.