The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-12-13
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10. 1899.


early and get first choice. A, H. Titus.
Asa Smith, of Pennington, has
had his pension increased from SIS a
month to SIC.
Boy or girl wanted to learn dem
tistry and to be generally useful. APP
ply to DIR. Fallon.
Rev. J. G.. Williamson has ten
dered his resignation of the pastorate
of the Bethlehem Church.
Be sure to visit st. Johns Hall,
Saturday afternoon or evening. Bene.
fit of Maj c. A. Angel Post.
A Mr.. Wyekoff purchased the
Craft farm of 70 acres, near Wertsville,
for $500 at public sale last Tuesday.
The cake walk by out-of-town
talent in Holcombe Hall, Tuesday even
ing, was not very largely patronized.
The congregation of the Baptist
Church of Ringoes has extended
call to Rev. William Grant to become
its pastor.
The north bound passenger trains
yesterday Tuesday morning were de-
layed owing to wreck on the New
York Division.
A moderate price Christmas gift
can be had at Shamalia's drug store,
Bridge street, A nice bottle of per-
fume, 25 cts. to So.
The removal of the offices of the
Warren paper mills from Warren to
Hunterdon county adds an assessed
valuation of $3.50, 900.
The homestead farm of S. S. Stout,
deceased, was sold at public sale last
week, Augustus Young being the pur
chaser at $34. 10 per acre,
You can see pretty new line of
wall papers at A. II. Titus. White
blanks as low as cts
Never quit certainty for hope. :.
Never take medicine of doubtful
value instead of Hoods Sarsaparilla
which is sure to do you good.
Filling orders for churches and
Sunday schools our speciality. Come
early. Lambertvile Confectionery,
No. N. Union street, d. Botti, pro
prietor.
The waiting room ut the railroad
station at Manunka Chunk was de-
stroyed by fire on Monday night of
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unknown.
AT John o. Eyes sale of personal
property, near Pennington, recently,
twenty-nine tons of hay were sold for
$500. 1t was the finest quality and
very clean.
Seven persons were received into
the membership of the First Presby-
terrain Church of this city last Sunday
five on profession of faith and two
by letter
u was nearly dead with dyspep-
STA, tried doctors, visited mineral springs, and
grew worse. l used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
That cured me-" 1t digests what you eat
Cures indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn
The display windows of the various
stores present fine appearance with
their exhibits of Christmas goods.
They are only excelled by the large
city stores.
The w. G. I. U. will give free on
Saturday evening, Dec. 10, hot coffee
and buns, in the old post office room,
Bridge street. Good music will be in
attendance.
There is talk of putting a steam
engine in the Universal paper bag
mill in New Hope, owing to there be-
ing scarcity of water at times to run
the water wheel.
Isaac N. Leach, one of our Oldest
residents, died last Tuesday, even
ing at the residence of his Flaw,
Levi Brown, on York street. Funeral
on Saturday at p. NJ.
Mrs. II. Churchill, Berlin, Vt,
says, Our baby was covered with running
cores DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured
her" A specific for piles and skin diseases
Beware of worthless counterfeits. G. NJ. Sha-
malta
-Rev. w. w. Moffett, of the NJ. T..
Church, will preach in the Pennington
M. l.. Church next Sunday morning
and evening, in exchange with Rev.
Mr.. Martin, of Pennington.
Mrs. Ann Rea, executor of Amos
Hunt, deceased, sold the G. f. Fisher
farm, near Rocktown, at public sale
on Friday last. John II. Wilson pur-
chased the farm for $25 per acre.
I'D leave my happy home for
Botti's mixed chocolates. So sing
all the girls Only one bnx at the
Lambertville Confectionery, No. 3
n. Union street, ID. Botti, proprietor.
John Massey has purchased the
house on N. Union street formerly
owned by Arthur A. Wood. The price
paid is said to be $4700. He exchanged
his house on Cottage Hill as part pay
ment.
Eliza Corson, sister OF Mrs. Chas.
Foulke, of New Hope, died in Trenton
on Saturday last. The remains were
taken to New Hope and inferred in the
Lower Solebury burying ground Tues
day morning.
st. Johns Dramatic Co. will give
benefit to Maj. g. A. Angel Post,
Saturday eve'g. The play "a Govern
ment Scout" will be given by large
company. Tickets 25 and IS cts. To
the matinee, 10 cts.
We have our new stock of Fall
mouldings. Bring your pictures and
have them framed for holiday presents
at A. H. Titus, SO N. Union street.
Mra Sarah Petit of Fleming top