The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-01-11
WEDNESDAY, JAN. II. 1899.

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cd by being repainted and papered.
The New Jersey Rubber Company
will put in a new turbine us soon ms
the water is drawn out Of the feeder.
Funeral Director Peter Heath has
moved his residence to Sc Main street.
ONCE Corner Main and York, rs before.
The second Parish Tea of the sea-
son, will be given in st. Andrew S par
ish building, this Wednesday, even
lug.
Say No when dealer offers
von n substitute for Hoods Sarsa-
parilfa There IS nothing "lust as
good Get only Hoods
The sale of houses and lots ON
Delevan street, belonging to the es
tate of Theo. Housed, deed, will take
place next Tuesday. at p NJ See
adv.
While at work at the rubber mill
one day last week, Miss Nellie Slack
accidentally fell down a flight of steps,
severely hruisiug herself about the
back.
The : 30 A. NJ, passenger train
was considerably delayed yesterday
Tuesday morning, owing to the de-
railing of several coal cars near Somel
set station
Stephen Brady, Of this city, and
Miss Mary Mcclure, of New Hope,
were married in St Martins Church,
at New Hope at seven o'clock this
Wednesday morning.
\ young lady of this city, on be
ing asked the other day where Ostrich
feathers came from? promptly re
piled. From Australia, OF course;
Tint s where they get their mime from
sLambertyille Puffs are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Mrs. Joel Allen, Of South Main
street. few days AGO, completed
bed quilt, containing nine thousand
five hundred and four pieces. She be
gan work an the quilt in March Of last
wear
Co. c has rented the Gymnasium
rooms, adjoining the post office, for
drill room and headquarters, and will
occupy it as soon asthe rooms is yacat
ed, which, it Is expected will be in a
few days
At the sale Of Lambertyllle Nation
al Bank stock, held yesterday by Amos
Smith, executor of Ann Horton, deed,
twenty shares Of stock were sold at
S32. SO per share. The par value is geo
per share.
Mrs. Louisa Wilson, widow Of the
late David Wilson, of this city, died at
New Roschelle, New York, Sunday a
week. The funeral took place last
Wednesday, Mt the Old School meet
ing house in Hopewell. lnterment at
Harbourton.
There never was II time when news-
paper advertising was so popular as 1t
il now, nor was there ever period
when il returned greater results to
those who place their wares in a prop
er light before the public. 1t is always
the house that keeps it's name promi
ncntly before the public with the aid
of the local paper TINT does the bust
ness
Just what you want-the best Coal
Get ii of Gro. W. MASSEY.
Charles Tuuiaon, familiarly known
as "Cubby, who enlisted in the heavy
Artillery service during the war with
Spain, is now stationed nj Camp
Howell, Galveston. Texas. In letter
to a friend IN this city. received yes
terday, he said. ~ expect to re-
ceive my discharge il about two
months, and hope to reach Lambert
Vile with a clean hundred in my in
side pocket.
Harry Moore farmer living a
mile below this city, had a narrow es-
cape from being killed on Monday
last. While driving through n field
below Titusvile with a double team,
the horses became frightened and ran
away. In going across the railroad
tracks, the team was struck by an ex-
ira freight One of the horses was
killed and the other badly injured.
Moore escaped by jumping from the
wagon, but he afterward fell into
swoon from which he did not recover
from several hours. He is now inn
proving.
Friday morning last was very
slippery time for pedestrians. \ sleet
had been falling during the early morn
ing, and froze at it fell The pave
ments were as slippery as glass
Several of our citizens received falls,
but as far as known, none were serious
ly injured. report was circulated
that some one had fallen on the pave
ment near the Methodist Church and
broken his leg, but this report could
not be confirmed. One of the most
surprised citizens that morning, was
Doc. Jewel Doc was walking
down Bridge street. taking his Gus
tomary smoke, and when near Kline's
segar store, his feet suddenly went out
from under him and in another moment
he was gathering himself together on
the hard sidewalk 1t was all done so
quickly he hardly knew what struck
him. Fortunately he was not injured
and the mails were distributed at the
usual time that morning
Try 6.rain-0 Try Grain-o:
Ask your Grocer to-day to show you
package OF GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee The children