The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-10-24
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. "a, 1900.


has been granted to Sarah G. Hart.
pence, Of Pennington.
The Second National Bank Of
Phillipsburg hns opened its doors for
business
E. Raphael, the Main street cloth
ing dealer is holding Il special sale
this week and next week only, AT bar
gam prices.
A square second hand piano. in
good condition, for sale at lIoleombe' $
piano store Price, SO. Also. a second
hand upright piano
The annual Ladies' Sale Of useful
aud fancy articles will be held in S.
Andrews Hall, ON Thursday aud Fri
day. Nov. 10Th and 10th
Edward W KileY. of the vicinity
Of Pattenburs, has purchased the
Baptisttown Hotel property and will
remove there on April LIST.
DeWit's Little Early Risers are
prompt, palatable, pleasant, pow erfnl,
purifying little pills
The next district convention of
the T. O. S Of \. will he held with the
Pennington Camp, No. Gil, on Satur-
day evening, November ID
The Republican and Democratic
candidates for congress in this dis
triet are to have Joint discussion at
Morristown this Wednesday even
ing.
The circus tent of the Rhoda Royal
shows which exhibited here few
weeks aeo, was destroyed by fire at
Georgetown. Del, on Tuesday night
OF last week
The most dainty aud effective pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
They are nnequaled for all liver and
bowel troubles Never grippe.
The Improvement Band of the
FIRST Baptist Church will hold Eazaar
on the alst and 99d of next November.
The place in which ii will be held will
be announced later.
There viii be service OF sacred
song in the Baptist church, at Stock
ton. on "Wednesday evening, October
3lst, conducted hy Rev I c. Remine,
of Philadelphia. Free 10 all.
To prevent consumption, quickly
cure throat aud lung troubles with
One Minute Gongh Cnre.
The fIopewell Valley Canning CO.
made their last run on Saturday a
weeb and have shut down for the sea
son. They have put up pol, 300 cans,
which is considered a very large mum
Der from less than 50 acres of tomatoes.
The executive committee of the
Union Republican Club have arranged
to have telegraph instrument in their
club room, Union street, near Bridge
ON the night of election. al which time
all the election returns will he given to
the public.
Suits" are beyond comparison. Prices
81 n, 81. 80 up to Sc 90
Theevccutors of Enos Titus, deed,
will sell all the personal property of
said deceased mt public sale on Thurs
day, November lst, beginning at 10
A. NJ, consisting of stock, agricultural
implements, household goods, etc.
This will he big sale.
The farm of Enos Titus, one mile
from this city, has been sold by the
executors at private sale to John Lilly,
Esq, and John II. Mitchell. The
farm will be divided mp, Mr., Lilly ad-
ding his purchase to the farm already
owned by him, adjoining the Titus
farm
Three fine second hand Organs
and one second hand Piano for sale at
HoLcoMDE's Music Store.
Regular weekly meeting of w. c.
7. T., on Saturday evening, October
eth. at :. IL. The meeting will be in
charge Of the President. Subject of
Bible reading, Forty Years Bon
dage. There will be selections read
from temperance literature, also an
account of the State meeting held III
New Brunswick this week All are
welcome.
Prepare III advance for the cold
weather, by buying Swift Condos
underwear, seconds, at Johnson's.
They are actually as good as 'frsts',
and cost only half aa much.
Howard, young son of Charles
Smith, living on n. Main street, while
riding bicycle on Union street, be
low Church, yesterday morning, was
struck by Trimmer's ice wagon, aud
falling, his foot was run over by one
of the wheels. Fortunately, no bones
were broken, hut it was badly bruised
and is very painful. The boys bicycle
was about used up.
If you want a segar that is Just
the thing, buy 'Iamhertville Puffs. -
Two interesting foot ball games
will be played next Saturday after
noon on BARRIERS field, above town.
The first, which will begin AT > o'clock
will be between the Emeralds and the
l.. A. c. Reserves The second will
begin at g. 30, and will be between the
Phillipsburg club and the Lambert
Vile Athletic Club. Admission to
both games 10 cents.
WALL PAPER Large stock
and lowest prices in the city.
HoLcoMBE's,
No 81 Main St.