The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18
WEDNESDAY. JAN. Is. 1899.

You write.
Doctors are harvesting an extra
large crop of colds.
Caroline O'Daniels, of this city,
has been granted a pension of s19 per
month.
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Kline's.
The Alexandria Delaware Bridge
Co. has declared semi-annnal diyi-
dend OF 6 per cent.
The endeayor 10 do right is salts
faction even though the result is some
times most disheartening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel V. Eekel. of
Little York, celebrated the fftieth
anniversary Of their marriage on Dec.
18th.
The Dewey Club gave Sociahle
in Gymnasium Hall, on Monday even
ing last
Ton cents in your pocket will pur-
chase more goods than the dollars that
someone owes You and only pays With
promises
The regular monthly meeting of
the Columbia Hose Co. will be held
Friday evening, Jan. 20th, at 80
O'clock
The Delaware Horse and Mule
Company held their annual dinner at
J. X. Wilson's hotel, Sergeantsyille,
Saturday week.
To be brave III small things helps
you tremendously when a big crisis
occurs, aud there is always the hope
that there will be no big one.
Thomas Reading, son Of conduct
81, Heading has been promoted to the
position of night operator at French
town, on the BelYidere Division.
It's fact, Geo. W Massey sells
the best coal.
The Huntordon Comfy National
Bank has declared dividend of . per
cent. on the last half years business,
and the Pennington National one of
atper cont.
There WITS quite sneezins time
around the freight station ON Friday
morning of last week, caused hy the
bursting of a box containing Il package
Of red pepper.
For month past, We have had II
taste of almost all kinds of weather
down in the calendar The most
fastldious could not complain of the
variety served out.
The wood work OF the New Jersey
Rubber Company building has re-
ceiyed a new coat of paint. The large
taal on top Of the binding also re-
caiyed the attention of the painter.
At heannual meeting of the Union
National Bank Of Frenehtown, on
Tuesday Of last week, the old Board of
officers was elected, and II dividend
Of per cent from the earnings of the
last SIX months WAS declared.
Louis C. Spring, who has been
employed in the clerical department
of the Lambertyille Spoke Manufact-
urin% Company. has secured posi-
ton with wooden mill at Bristol, Pa
He left for the above named place on
Sunday last
William Piernan, while intoxicat-
ed yesterday, Tuesday afternoon,
made n foolish attempt to board q
north bound coal train, at the Bridge
street crossing. He was thrown to the
ground and narrowly escaped being
run over by the cars
A. F. Kachline has been slated for
the appointment as postmaster Of
Frenchtown. Mr.. Kachline will make
an excellent officer. He is thoroughly
competent, and has all the qualities
that will make him an efficient and
popular postmaster.
The water WAS drawn from the
Feeder on Sunday last This will give
The several mills having water wheels,
an opportunity to make the usual year
IS repairs and to clean out the race
ways. The railroad company will
also extend the canal wall further be-
low the station, and make other re-
pairs and improvements necessary.
The following officers were install
led in Ringoes Council, No. 1855, Jr.
O. L. A. NJ, on Friday evening week
by Past Councillor Geo. Hartpence:
Councillor, Jacob Philhower; Vice
Councillor, VIM. Burns; Warden, Artie
Grove; Conductor, Harry Hunt; In
side Sentinel, Joseph Johnson; Out
side Sentinel, James Higgins.
Nearly all of the Italians who were
employed ON the Pennington sewers
have left town. The few that remain
viii assist in putting the streets in a
proper condition. Before the men
were brought here many of our citiz-
ems feared that the presence of a large
gang of foreign laborers in our midst
would menace the peace of the town !;
that fights, brawls and drunkenness
would prevail to an alarming degree.
Some went so far rs to suggest the EN-
ployment of policeman. Experience
has proven that all these fears were I'M
warranted. Although nearly $50
Italians were employed here the great
CT part of the past five months, not one
lawless act has been charged up to
them. Moreover, every man was so
her, industrious and extremely polite.
Contractor Costa is deserving of thanks
for employing only first class men on
the sewer work Hunferdon Repub-
fcan
4 WORD TO THE WISE rs SUFFICIENT.
ELY's CREAM BALM has completely cured me
Of eatarrh when everything else failed Al
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