The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-11-15
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WEDNESDAY, NOV. Is. 1899.

With the umbrella its a case of
PIT up or shut up.
The question is where can fellow
g. cunning this Fall?
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Klines.
Hunters are not meeting with the
most gratifying luck at present
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has declared semi-annual diyi-
dend of . per cent.
Roasting chestnuts is an innocent
diversion INDUCED in by the younger
generation Autumn evenings.
The unusual abundance of nuts
this year leads to the belief that we
are going to have long severe winter.
Farmers have had a grand Fall
for work, and the one. who is not ahead
in his work cannot blame it to the
weather.
Some one stole bicycle belonging
to Antoine MacKay ON Monday last
The wheel stood in the alley leading
To the bakery.
Buy Mathushek piano of O. c.
liolcombe. He will give You the best
terms and sell you an instrument of
the highest reputation.
If those who count 50 much ON
luck would notice it, they would find
that the people who get along the best
are the ones who work.
1t is easy to stand up for people
when every one else does the same
The cal test of friendship is to stand
up for them when no one else does.
\ great many people refrain from
eating onions on account of the dis
agreeable odor. This can be done
away with by eating spris Of parsley
soaked in vinegar.
u wouldn't be without DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve for any consideration, .
writes Ihos b Rhodes, Genteried, O Infa!-
ljble Tor piles, cuts, burns and skin diseases
lisastfe of eounterfeits G. NJ. shamala
The ginning season for rabbits.
quail and other game opened in this
State on Friday last As il usual ON
the first DAY great many gnnuers
from distance came here to try Their
luck.
Vow is the time To get Your cloth
Ins cleaned aud dyed. Roughtou, the
$ Union street dyer, can make old
goods look like new, and faded colors,
Or Goods that need to he changed in
color, can he SO dyed as to make them
stylish aud beautiful.
Layton r. Kugler has enlarged
his machine shop ON $, Union street
bY taking in the room formerly occu-
pie by Fred. Simon for carpet weav
itlss. He has also fitted up neat of
liee The carpet weaving business
has been abandoned, as it did not pay.
Tic custom OF loading fam
WAGONS so that the heaviest weight is
upln the front of the wagon is all |
wrong and adds materially TO the |
daft Taa heaviest weight should he
carried on the hind wheels. This has
been proven by official and careful
tests.
While in Ringoes one day last |
week on business, Dir. Il. G. Foulke,
of New Hope. was taken for a new |
Baptist minister that the good people |
of Ringoes wore expecting that day. |
The doctor did not undeceive the peo
pie, but on the contrary, enjoyed the |
Joke immensely.
You never know what form OF |
hoel poison Will follow constipation Keep |
the liver clean by using DeWitts Little Early |
ltisers and You will avoid trouble They are
famous little pills for constipation and liver
and bowel troubles. G NJ. shamaha,
Not content with its attack on the
horse, the automobile or some sort of
modification of it is going after the
canalb1at mule. One of the automo-
bile companies has invented an affair
to travel on the towpath and pull the
boat after it. 1t will have II seat on it
for the driver, who will take the place
Of the towboy. The machine will
first be tried on the Erie Canal.
Rev William j. FitzGerald, rec
tor of st. Johns Church, left here on
Thursday afternoon last for New York
City, and on Saturday. the 18th inst,
left on the Kaiser Wilhelm III for Ma
pies From there he goes to Egypt
and the Holy Land. On his return
trip he will visit Greece, Constant
nople, Rome, for the Jubilee-Paris
for the Exposition and other points
in Europe lie expects to be gone
about six months, returning home
about the 1st of May, 1900.
Ouite some excitement was occa
stoned at the Belemont House on
Saturday evening last by some of the
girls declaring they had seen bur
glar in the dining room about 10
o'clock who deliberately walked up to
hat rack and after picking up suit
Of clothes and a couple of hats, walked
out. and as he passed the girls had the
impotence to laugh in their faces.
The story seems highly incredible,
but nevertheless one of the boarders
claims that he is minus suit OF
clothes. Who the hats belonged to
that the burglar carried off has not yet
been learned.
The Trenton state Ga5ette of Fri.
day has this mplimentary notice OF
Miss Williams, of this city Miss
Lille Williams, whose reputation IN
this department of educational work
is national, gave the first of her course
OF lectures on Child Study, in the
lecture hall Of the Gas and Electric
Company Yesterday afternoon. The