The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-11-08
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 8. 1899.

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Less than two months to Christ
mas.
There's been shake-up in fur
naces.
Common sense is by no means
common.
If you do not think, you miss q
lot of trouble.
Preferred creditors are the kind
that don't dun you.
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, Mt Kline's.
- Chrysanthemums now claim atten-
ton by those who love flowers.
The smooth-faced man is consid
e'ed the best form these days.
The man who stands on his dig
nifty usually makes other people tired.
John H. (hidester, of this city,
has had his pension increased from So
to so month
There is to be an abundance of
Thanksgiving turkeys this year, so
say the poultry dealers.
4 10 per cent. assessment has been
made by the Mercer County Mutual
Fire Insurance Company.
William Phillips, of this city has
secured position as motorman on a
trolley line in Philadelphia.
II wouldn't be without DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salye for any consideration"
writes Ihes. Il Rhodes, Centerheld, .. infa.-
lble for piles, cuts, burns and skin diseases
Beware 81 eounterfets q NJ Shamala
Owing to the class rooms being
full sof coal gas at the Hill school,
there WIS no school held on Friday
last
Bay Mathushek piano of Q. c.
Iolrumhe. He will give YOU the best
tens aad sell yen an instrument of
the highest reputation.
Capt Joseph McGlaugling, cap
tain of the steamboat, Anthony
Groves, Jr., which runs from Phila
delphia to Baltimore has been spend
my lew uHNS 1T thc htNihuS ~
firm, near Sandy Ridge.
Cyrus Van Dolah, of Oak Dale
has recently lost by disease four hogs
that would have averaged three hun
dred pounds each Veterinarian Wal
tiers, of Point Pleasant, Pa, pronoun-
ees the disease swine plague.
You never know what form OF
blood poison will follow constipation Keep
the liver clean by using DeMitts Little Early
klsers and you will avoid trouble They are
famous little pills for constipation and liver
aud bowel troubles. q NJ. Shamalia
"A habeas corpus writ was issued
Tuesday of last week through which
Oscar johnson was liberated from the
county Jail. Oscar was incarcerated
for abusing horse belonging to Cap
thin John Shields, of Pennington.
Edward Plots, aged So years, of
Washington, n J., piano and organ
dealer of that place, committed SUI
eide on Wednesday last i'll the reading
room of Deer Park Hotel, at Newark,
Del He leaves wife and one daugh
ter.
Farmers are expected to keep an
accurate account of the amount of
crops grown by them this season for
thp pm ,o.c of reporting them to the
census euumerator next Spring. This
rule is in accordance with directions
from the census department in Wash
ington.
James Keller, aged about 80 years,
living near Point Pleasant, Pa, com
mitted su icide by hanging himself in
his barn on Monday afternoon of this
week. Grief over the loss of his house
by fire about two weeks ago was the
cause He leaves n widow aud four
children
The New Jersey Baptist Conven-
ton, held in Newark last week,
adopted the following resolution
That, deploring the increase of di
yorce and recognizing the family life
as the foundation of our social order,
we nrge the ministers connected with
this convention to have no part in the
remarriaee of divorced persons ex-
eept those who may be such on Scrip
tnral grounds.
DR. W. Wilson, Italy Hill, n. Y,
says: II heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t gave my wife immediate re-
hef in sut1ocating asthma Pleasant to take
Never fails to quickly cure all coughs, colds
throat and lung troubles q NJ. Shamalia.
Jake" Sheets, who has been
wanted by the Hunterdon county au-
thorities for several months, was ar
rested at Hopewell on Monday by
Constable Ham, of Pennington, and
is now in the care of Sheriff Ramsey
wear or two ago Sheets was indicted
for stealing n set of harness from
Elisha Runkle, of Franklin township.
He was arrested and arraigned before
the Court on the charge, and, upon
entering plea Of not guilty, he was
held under bonds for trial, Charles f.
Felmly appearing as bondsman After
gaining his liberty Sheets left for
plrts unknown and all traces of him
we're lost Lately an effort was made
to find him without result Finally
Sheets was found working in the stone
quarry at Hopewell and placed under
arrest. Himtcrdoa Repubiicdn.
Some evil disposed individual is
amusing himself by administering
poison to dogs in our city. Among
the number of CANNES to receive the
attention of this person was yalu-
able hunting dog belonging to David
Holcombe, residing on Perry street.
Mr., Holcombe's dog was taken sick on
Sunday last and died in few hours.
An investioation proved that the dog