The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-02-08
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WEDNESDAY, FEB. s. 1899.

Flannelette Outing Cloths, nj DC
worth to 10; at THE GRAND DEPor.
Alfred Lambert, of Delaware town
ship. is sick with quinsy sore throat
T.. W. Opdycke will hold another
horse sale on Saturday. See advertise-
ment
The Perseverance Paper Mill IS
putting in n new filter, 80 as to filter
all water used.
\ regular meeting Of the Union
Steam Fire Co. will be held at their
engine house tomorrow Thursday
evening.
-Fifty-six car loads OF roofing slate
passed down the Belvidere Division
ON Thursday last, consigned to parties
IA London, England.
Success comes to those who per
severe. Ii you take Hoods Sarsa-
parilla faithfully and persistently, You
will surely be benefited.
At a regular meeting of the Excise
Board held in the council room last
evening, licenses were granted To Il.
II Iivertan and T. s Callan.
Mrs Cyrenus Bearder. OF Dela.
ware township, fell down stairs Tues
day evening, January 3lst, and broke
one of the bones Of her right arm.
There vas excellent sleighing in
this city yesterday Tuesday. Owners
OF fine trotters were out in full force
an Main street enjoying themselves.
Common Council met on Monday
evening of this week and adjourned to
meet ON Wednesday evening, Fehru-
airy ll;h. No business was transacted.
Company { has decided not to move
their armory to the gymnasium rooms
ON Bridge street. but will remain in
their present quarters i'll Holcombe
Hall
Archibald Trout has been quite
sick for week but is on the mend at
this writing, aud it is to be hoped that
our geuial friend will soon he among
us again
John Laruc, who has lived on the
Saahrool farm IN Delaware township
Tor several yeafs. viii leave the fafm
IA the spring aud keep Il saloon in
Stockton
John H. Stockton has disposed ef
his restaurant business on Bridge
street to Charles Treftz Mr. Treftz
took possession yesterday Tuesday,
morning
The water was let INTO the Feeder
ON lust Wednesday night The paper
mills Of VIM II Candy aud the Vim.
Mann Go. are now running. with
plenty of ordefs
ueighboIs and friends of Mr.
and Mra William Il. Stevenson gave
them a pleasant visit January esth,
that day heins the eth anniversary Of
their marriage
CYRUS Van Dolah, of Oakdnle, very
kindly remembers the printer every
once in a while. The latest exhibit of
his kindness was the gift of pair Of
eninea fowls one day this week
Mr. and Mira. d. v l.. Schenek
aud Miss Eh7a Sehenek attended
birthday PARTY given to Miss Caroline
Lambert, in New Hope, Pa. January
seth She was 20 years old on that day.
Charles .Berron and c. Spangler
stiles have purchased the Lambert
vile Steam Laundry. They expect TO
move the plant 10 room in Twomey's
Hall. "a soon "a arrangements ran he
made
Theleia4ia4 d Ms Rose McGui=
gan. who died in Trenton ON the 81 of
this month, were brought here on
Monday morning last, on the 1920
train, and inferred IN St Johns Gem.
etery.
Chief Morse slipped on man hole
covering on York street on Sunday
lust lie fell heavily to the pavement,
pfmmnG his right wrist badly. A
little thing like this, however, Goes
not bother the chief, and he was on
duty as usual on Monday.
Mrs Cyrenus Bearder, of Oak
Dale, fell and broke her ann on Tues
day last An accident of this kind is
bad at any time, hut it seems particu
lmly unfortunate at this time for Mrs
Bearder. rs her husband is and has
been since last August helpless from
paralysis
g. J. Launing, one Of our old citi-
zeus, died rather suddenly last Satur-
day from an apoplectic attack. For
many years he carried on the wheel
wrighting business in this city He
was one of the oldest members of LEM
Lenape Lodge. l. Q. O. + and was
a past officer
stephen d. Titus, who was fire
man on passenger train known as
No. sol, has been promoted to en-
gineer on passenger train on the
upper end Of tho Belyidere Division.
Samuel Young, who was fireman on
the drill engine, has been appointed
to take Titus former position. James
Lyman, engineer on the work train,
and ", Scott Robinson, engineer on
the drill engine, have exchanged |
places
To recover money FOR services rem
dered, Stephen Brady brought suit /
against the estate of Godfrey Miller,
deceased, the trial taking place at
the Lambertyille House before Justice
Holcombe, on Saturday of last week
During Mr. Miller's illness, Brady put |
in much time taking care of the de-
ceased, for which he was promised
remuneration. This he never received, !
and the bill presented, one hundred |