The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-11-29
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WEDNESDAY,. NOV. 80. 1899.

Nj. L. Church tomorrow Thursday
evening.
Get your ticket for the concert at
the NJ. f. Church, Thanksgiving
night. Admission, only 25 cts,
Extensive repairs and alterations
are being made to the machinery at
the Union paper mills over in New
Hope
The ladies of S. Andrews Church
will give their first social tea of the
season on Wednesday evening, De-
cember 9th.
Company f, of this city, attached
to the Second Regiment, n. j. N. c.,
attended Field Day at Cadwallader
Park Tuesday.
Interesting evangelastic meetir gs
are in progress at the Cherryville Bap-
fist Church. Conversions nearly every
eyening last week.
Seeing is believing" You can
see what Hoods Sarsaparilla has done
for others, and must believe it will do
the same for You.
-BotUidere ApOtio reports fall of
six inches of snow on the 14th inst.
That is very unusual fall of snow at
that date in New Jersey.
j. II. Amerman, of Somerville, ON
Tuesday last purchased at public sale
the S4-acre farm of Edward Knower,
situated near Reaville, for SO, 800.
1t is reported that parties from
distance have leased some farm land
north of New Hope that is said to
contain large quantities of cement
III tAa church bells, and the school
house and Fleet Wing bells tolled
from until $50 on Saturday after
noon in memory of Vice. President
Hobart.
1t took pretty nervy thief to do
what the one did who recently visited
the barn of Samuel Hoff, near Little
York He totted away with him 30
live skunks.
The Jr. o. U. A. NJ. and the p. O.
S. of A. attended services at the New
Hope NJ. f. Church on Sunday even
ing last, the two lodges going from
here in body.
The homestead farm of the late
James J. Fisher, in West Amwell
township, advertised at public sale,
was bought by Jacob s. Abbott for
$50. so per acre.
The clinton Democrat states
that Freebooter Samuel Smith has had
another bad attack of illness, and is
lying in a very critical condition at
his home in Clinton.
Elsewhere in this issue we give
the excellent programme to be given in
the NJ. l.. Church tomorrow lhurf-
day. evening. The tickets have sold
rapidly, bat some are still left.
It's poor policy to test your virtue
or strength of will to stand the drift
of your appetite by running around
looking for temptation. And there's
too many who persist in doing it
We are glad to get i'm portant news
even Mt late hour; but it tries ones
patience to have lengthy contributions
sent in on the day of publication that
might have been sent in two or three
days earlier.
You never know what form of
blood poison will follow constipation Keep
the liver clean by using DeWitt's Little Early
Rsers and you will avoid trouble. They are
famous little pills for constipation and liver
and bowel troubles G. NJ Shamalia
Our city is overrun with children,
and older people, too, selling tickets
on different articles to be CHANGED OFF.
One can hardly travel square with
out being asked to purchase ticket
for one thing or another.
The Huntcrdon Democrat says:
''Sheriff Frech has taken advantage of
the fact that for the first time in years
the Jail has not a single prisoner, and
he has had that part of the building
thoroughly cleansed and fumigated. !"
Everybody should attend the I'm
ion Thanksgiving services at the M.
Il. Church tomorrow Thursday
morning at 10. 80 o'clock. Rev. Mr..
MacKubbin, of the Presbyterian
Church, will preach the annual ser
mon. There will be good music by
the choir.
"A rumor is in circulation that boats
on the Delaware Division Canal, from
Easton to Bristol, are to be run by a
trolley system next season. In that
event, there being no further need for
the tow path, an electric road will be
run thereon.
"a very good grade of copper ore was
found in digging for the foundation Of
the new public school house in Elem
ington. One of the members of the
. Board of Education has proposed to
open a copper mine and thus obtain
sufficient funds to erect a fine new
public school building.
Washington Camp, No. /, p. o. S.
of A., went to Pennington on a special
train on Monday evening last to in
stitute camp at that place. They
were disappointed, however, for just
about the time for the lodge to open,
fire broke out at Three Bridges,
calling out the Pennington fire de-
partment and preventing a meeting.
Another trial will be made to institute
the lodge on next Monday evening a
week
The recent sale Of William G.
Blackfan's farm in Solebury township,
Bucks county, Pa, demonstrated q
great difference between the value Of
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