The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-09-05
Buy your Coal of Larson & Mar

Buy your Coal of Larson & Mar
jarum.
-Phillipsburg will hold Firemen'
parade on October 9th.
'Lambertyille Puff" are still GO
ing up IN smoke. Kline sells them.
Miss LINDA Brink, of Stockton,
will teach in one Plainfield schools
the coming year
Bad blood is a bad thing to inherit
or acquire, but bad blood may be made
good blood by taking Hoods Sarsa.
parilla.
james Pollock, formerly proprie
tor of the Union House in this city,
has purchased the State street restaur.
ant, in Doylestown, Pa.
-Eudora Bush, wife of Gideon Go
down, died at her home near Bovine 5
Station on Monday morning, August
18th, of consumption. Interment at
Sandy Ridge Her age was about %
years.
The Wolf Milling Co near Elem
ington Junction, has been incorpor-
ated under the laws of New Jersey for
Sa0, 600 of 300 shares. The speciality
OF this company is the manufacture of
buckwheat grits.
james Cole, father of policeman
Cole, died at his home in Philadelphia
last week, and was buried on Sunday
last. Mr.. Cole WAS formerly a resi-
dent of this city. and had charge of
tina saw mill at Lear = mills for some
Years.
The following Hunterdon county
residents have been granted pension
Israel T. Naylor, Lambertville, ad-
ditional, SIS per month; Frank Busel-
myer, Frenchtown, increase, IS per
month; Mary A. Wyckoff, High Bridge,
original widows $l2 per month; Ellen
Barnes, Norton, original widow $,
special accrued, 50 per month; Leonard
+. Wack, Califon, original, SO per
month.
A Delaware township correspon-
dent of the Democrat Advertiser SAYS.
although we have four sterling old
Democrats still living in our township
who voted for Jackson at his second
election in 1882, yet Uncle Samuel Bar
Der can go them one better AS he had
the honor of voting for John Quincy
Adams IN 1928. Mr. Barber is almost
within reaching distance of the ninety
fifth milestone of life. "
Mr.. and Mrs Edward J. Probasco
gave a select party at their residence
on Clinton street, on Friday evening
last, in honor of their niece, Miss Eva
NJ Holden, OF this city, and Misses
Jane and Lizzie Haughawout, of Ell
mira, n. Y. The evening was spent in
music and games, covers being laid for
twenty four. The guests departed at
II late hour, declaring their host and
ii'n'O7' hpiiS htiui thlei thin6IS.
Miss Rooms will resume teaching
the piano and voice ON Monday, Sept
10th. Piano pupils taught singly orin
classes Of two. Advanced pupils pre-
pared for teaching OF for admission to
the American College of Musicians. A
speciality made of classes in the various
theoretic branches, particularly the
training to listen" class, to which
anyone may be admitted The Kinder
garten Music Building class will be or
gained September ~.
The improvements at Johnson's
store are now nearly complet-
ed, and the place has been practically
1t is much larger i'll
size, and the white enamel with which
the entire interior is covered makes the
room exceedingly cheerful and attrac-
tive, while the splendid new bulk win
dows with their great plates of glass,
add markedly to its attractiveness. A
new acetylene gas plant has been con
tracted for by Mr.. Johnson, and when
this is installed, the store will be bril-
liantly lighted. A new pavement is
another of the improvements yet to be
made.