The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-18
Buy Your Coal of Larson & Mar

State Children's Home Society has
been organized at Milford.
Earrings are again coming into
vogue, but women of good taste are
not likely to wear them again.
AT his recent public sale of COWS
at Pennington, Jacob r. Johnson sold
n head nj an average of St3 per head.
Funeral Director Peter Heath has
moved his residence to SO Main street.
Office Corner Main and York, as before
Judge Shives, of Clinton, a few
days ago fined Glen Gardner man 81
and cost, for swearing at anotherman.
The biggest sale of the season will
be held by Harry /. Hoagland, Feb.
LIST. For particulars see adv in this
issue.
The best way to avoid sickness is
to keep yourself healthy by taking
Hoods Snrsaparilla, the great blood
purifier.
The yendue season is at hand Re
member The Record office is prepared
to print your bills, of any size, with
neatness and dispatch.
Why is it woman let's her gown
DRAG in crowded place Of business
and then looks daggers at any ono who
happens to step on it?
Thomas Palmer, Of Frenehtown,
is member OF the United States Dis
trict Court Grand Jury which con
vened in Trenton yesterday.
At the sale of the real estate Of
Theo. Housed, decd, held yesterda Y,
the two houses On Delevan street were
sold to Randolph Everett for S2s00
Onions are useful in all cases of
coughs, colds and influenza Eaten
daily, they soon have clearing and
whitening effect on the complexion.
The inauguration Of Governor
Voorhees,, and the reduction in car
fare, drew quite large number Of our
citizens To Trenton, Yesterday Tues
dayl.
Men who are money makers adyer-
t,se in newspapers. Newspapers are
read by everybody All other forms
of advertising are, at the best, but
experimental.
There are numerous persons who
think it costs nothing TO run a news
paper and want their little piece print
ed free Of charge, even if il ia Of inter
est to ne one but himself.
-"Lambertyille Puflsf are still go
ing up in smoke Kline sells them.
Cards are ont announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Edith Dilley to Patrick
\. Cane, all of this city. on Wedues
day, February first The wedding
will occur IN St john Church at
r. 80 4. NJ
Stephen X. Large, oi Whitehouse
Station has been appointed Deputy
Internal Revenue Collector for this
district Mr.. Large j. competent
and reliable man, aud the appointment
Is a good one
James McCaffrey WAS arrested on
the complaint of Frank Parker, this
Wednesday morning, fer assault and
battery. He was given hearing la
ter, and placed under bail for the April
81 q. a
IA his bondsman
Just what you want the best Coal.
Get it Of GEo w. Massey
The Peak Family Bell Ringers
will be remembered by many of 0ur
citizens who have heard them play in
this town VIM Peak, for many years
the director of the company in their
tours, died at his home IN Brooklyn
last week aged "a years
William Petit, of Trenton, father
of Mrs. Theodore Barber, OF this city,
died at his home in Trenton ON Satur-
day last Mr.. Petit in former years,
owned farm near Centre Bridge, Pa,
but of late years has lived i'll Trenton.
His remains were brought here this
"Wednesday morning and inferred in
the Solebury burying grounds, near
Now Hope.
Miss Lizzie Buiterfoss, OF this
city, who has been acting AS stenogra-
pher for the Internal Revenue Col
lector at Newark, n j., for year or
Washington, ID. c., and IL now employ
ed in the office of the Commissioner Of
Internal Revenue of the q. s, at an
increased salary. Miss Butterfoss is
regarded as unusually efficient in her
profession.
Mr.. y. Il. Shuster, of Everitts-
town, recently had funny and rather
dangerous experience. He was driv-
ing by the NJ. f. Church, at French
town, when there occurred snow slide
from the roof of the church, which fell
on his horse and wagon, smashing the
top of the wagon, and, of course,
frightened his horse which, had it not
been very gentle one, would have
added to the disaster
Buy your Coal of Larson h Mar
jarum.
STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo,
IuCAs COuNrY 90.