The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-04-05
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WEDNESDAY. April. j. 1899.


Buy your coal of G.. W. Massey
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at kline's.
"Lambertyille Puffs' are still go
ins up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Before purchasing your wall paper
and paints call at HoLcoMBE' =, No. 81
y Main street Large stock Low
prices
John Huber, farmer from near
Bovine Station, has moved to the farm
owned by Casper Kaufman, near New
Hope
Amwell Orchestra Concert There
are still a few tickets aud limited
number of reserved seats for sale at
). W. Cochran >.
Policeman Warren b. Cummings,
who was recently off duty for several
weeks ON account of illness, has again
resumed duty on the force.
The Boards of Registry and Elec-
ton of this city were in session yes
terday, from till p. NJ, correcting
and revising the registry lists.
The Prudential Insurance Com.
pany have moved their office to d.
Botti's building, Union street, oecu-
pying the whole Of the second floor
Liscomb 7. Erickson has moved
into the house on Ferry street vacated
by Miss Mary Thornton, Miss Thorn
ton having moved to II house in Watts
Block, on Church street
lust what You want the best Coal.
Get it of Gro. W MASSEY.
The Dramatic Association of 81.
Johns Church, in this city. are re-
hearsing the beautiful Irish drama,
"SHArS ARooS, and will present it
in St Johns Hall on Monday even
IN" April Eth.
Mr.. Geo NJ. Carr, who has been
conducting grocery in this city for
two years past, will remove on Friday
TO Camden, where he will take charge
OF a larger business Mr.. Carr has
made many friends while here who re
greet his removal from our city.
If you want segar that is Just the
thing, buy "Enlnbertyille Pufis j.
h. Kline, Bridge street
The first haul Of the senson for
shad was made at Smiths fishery, he
low the Delaware bridge, on Monday
morning last One sind was caught.
which WIS purchased by William p.
Collisan. We are informed that Soy
eral shad have been caught at the New
Hope fishery this week
Word was received in this city last
week OF the death of Mrs Lizzie Read
ing tHec Shaw, who for two or three
years was employed in the millinery
department of s. S. Van Horns store,
in this city. She was very highly es-
teemed during her residence here
Our Stockton correspondent gives full
particulars in another column
It's a fact, Geo w Massey sells
the best coal
Thomas Dempsey, an old resident
OF this city, died Mt his home on Han
cock street at $50 o'clock last Monday
morning He had been n sufferer for
about year from cancer of the
mouth He served during the War of
the Rebellion in Co II, 9Th
Regiment New Jersey Vols, and re-
enlisted in CO. b, 3sth Regiment New
jersey Vols. His funeral occurs from
st. Johns Church tomorrow Thurs
day morning
"A horse being driven by Mrs. Da-
vid Holcombe, while coming down
Main street, ON Sunday morning last,
became frightened near the corner of
York and ran rapidly down the street
Just below Closson' ) drug store, to
stop the horse, Mrs. Holcombe pulled
il toward the sidewalk. The wagon
came in contact with the curbing and
was upset, throwing Mrs. Holeombe
and another lady out Beyond receiv-
ing n few scratches, the women es-
capped unhurt. The horse was stopped
by gentleman near by. The wagon
was pretty badly damaged. It is said
break in the harness caused the horse
to run away.