The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-11-22
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 90. 1899.

Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
Cigars at all prices, and the best
IN each grade, at klines.
\ camp of the p. o. S. of A. is
ing organized at Pennington.
s II. Opdyke, of Little York, has
a pumpkin which weighs 10 pounds.
A fine stock of Christmas goods
has already been received by S. A.
Finger
Inc Bloomsbury canning factory
has canned about 50, 900 cans of apples
this season.
The j.. Mechanics of Sergeants-
vile are making arrangements to
buildA hall.
Gervas Ely is putting down flag
stone pavement in front of Holeombe
Hall, ON York street.
The ladies of st. Andrews Church
at their late sale of fancy goods made
net profit of Sl744l.
Sometimes it isn't mans fault
that he hasn't any money. 1t is some
times due to other people.
Governor Voorhees, has issued
proclamation designating November
3oth rs Thanksgiving Day.
Edwin N. Strong, of Ringoes vi
has paaantlu Loot fnur bneaaa
(all that he had with spinal meningitis.
DO not forget the lecture of Rev.
DR. Cordo, in the Baptist Church,
next Monday evening. Tickets, 25 cts.
Suns Rising Mnstrels made a
very good parade last Saturday, and
gave a poor show IN the evening. so
We are told.
He plays we'll that wins. Hoods
SarsHparilla wins the victory over dis
ease because it possesses genuine
curative power.
On account of the Teachers In
stitute at Pennington. the public
schools We're closed on Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday of this week.
The flint mill at Frenchtown is
crowded with orders and is running
day and night. There is talk of in
creasing the capacity of the plant
u wouldn't be without DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvc for any consideration"
writes rhos Rhodes, Centerfield, o Infal-
Il. f,,r nil 81 in
beware Of counterfeits q. N shamalia
Tuscarora and Red Jacket Tribes
of Red Men Of this city attended ser
Wees in body at the New Hope NJ.
+. Church on Sunday eyening.last.
Forty new lawyers were added to
the Bar of New Jersey last week by
the Supreme Court, and fourteen at
torneys received counselor degrees.
Rev. II. b. Lyman Wheaton has
sent in his resignation as pastor of the
Reformed Church at Whitehouse. 1t
is to takc effect in six months or
sooner.
Before purchasing your wall paper
uIh l'dlhlSs Gun 1T ieiNeN - HUI
c5mbe's, Ne. 81 n. Main street. Large
stock Low prices. House painting
speciality.
Andrew X. Rowan, of Tronton,
has given II building and lot, worth
81, 900, to the \. J. NJ. T.. Conference
for home for old ladies of the Metho-
dist Church.
The Second Regiment, N.G.N.J.,
has been ordered to assemble at Tren-
ton on Tuesday next for instruction.
Co. T., Of this city, is now attached to
this regiment.
Orange Nj. Owens, II member Of
Orion Lodge, No. So, +. and A. NJ,
Frenchtown, New Jersey, has been
admitted to the Masonic Home at Bur
lington, n. j.
Lieutenant Colonel VIM A. Raj
ferty. L. S. A., has been promoted to
Brleadier General. General Rafferty,
Is a son of the late John G. Rafferty,,
Esq, of Pennington
Wanted, to complete collection,
an old clawfoot sofa or chair, 81 paid;
and 81 50 for old dark-blue plates,
American scenery on them. Address
Box 322, Bristol, Pa.
You never know what form OF
blood poison will follow constipation Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitts Little Early
md
famous little pills for constipation and liver
and bowel troubles G NJ. Shamalia
L. II. Liverton has rented John
Sproat's house, corner of Church and
George streets, and will conduct it as
Al boarding house. He expects to oc-
cupy it next Monday.
The Union Seam Fire Engine Co,
No /, has again erected the flag pole
on their new house and purchased
new flag 20 be displayed on all special
occasions and on holidays.
The last official act performed by
sheriff Ramsey was the drawing of
the petit jurors for the December
term of Court This act was performed
before Judge Herr in open Court.
Rev p s. Sailer, pastor of the
Christian church, at Frenchtown, N.
j., will move his family to Melroy,
Pa, about the first of December,
where lie will enter new field of labor.
The "Mnford IN. j. Reporter
made it's initial bow TO the public last
Wednesday. William c. Tomson, former