The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-10-03
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@'FDNf SDAY, OCT. 3, 1900.
Buy your Coal of Larson & Mar.


is 81 % to the 800 this year
'Lambertville Puffs" are still go.
ing up in smoke Kline sells them.
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
prompt, palatable, pleasant, powerful,
purifying little pills.
The tax rate levied by Stockton
Borough Council Is 81. A, which covers
the special school money.
For a good hat, collar, necktie,
Undertaking, etc, SO to Raphael s,
cor. Main and Church streets.
Ambrose S. Ellis, an engineer on
the Belyidere Division, died at his
home in Trenton, ON Saturday a week,
aged 81 years.
The Stockton public school opened
recently with the following teachers
Principal. f.. T. Bush; Intermediate
Department, Miss Amy Walton: Pri-
mary, Miss Fowler.
The Lamhertyile Athletic Club
have offered their ball grounds, on
Barber's farm above town, for the use
of the battalion Of the Second Regi-
ment on Thursday.
The most dainty and effective pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
They are nnequalea for all liver and
bowel troubles Never grippe.
THE RECORD office was pleased to
have call last Friday from F.. A.
Weir, ESQ, Of the Trenton Times.
Mr.. Weir is working up phenomenal
circulation for the Times.
-fhc Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder
Company and the Columbia Hose
Company will appear in their new
uniforms on Thursday, on the eecas-
ion of the Monument parade
The Avalanche says that the value
of sheep killed in Lebanon township
this year was appraised at $4S2. The
township committee has fixed the dog
tax at Sl.'5 per head, and the other
tax al $3.50 per thousand.
A battalion of the ID Regt., n. q.
n. j consisting of two companies from
Elizabeth, one from New Brunswick
and Co. +, of this city, will take part
in the Monument parade on Thursday
Of this week, III this city
To prevent consumption, quickly
cure throat and lung troubles with
One Minute Cough Cure.
Joseph Smith Co. are having
their Prallsyille roller flour mill thor
onghly oyerhauled. An additional
new roller machine has been added to
their wheat grinding system and a fast
grinding Buhr feed mill.
The Trenton Clothing Stores big
pumpkin prizes have been awarded.
The judges were Henry Dye, A. A.
Van fise and G. H. Risdon. First
prize, "A suit of clothes or oyercoat, to
Frank Carter, Burlington, n. j.; sec
ond prize, suit or oyercoat, to j.
Burroughs, Taylorsville, Pa. third
prize, boy + suit, to II. Goodenough,
Crosswicks, n. j. fourth prize, hat,
to j Hu@hea, Lawrence Station, n. j.
The Frenchtown Water Company
has begun work. The reservoir from
which the water will be distributed
through the town will be located on
the EyerittstoWn hill Work on the
reservoir was begun last week. 1t will
be sixty feet in diameter at the top,
tapering to base of 40 feet in diane
ter. 1t will be II feet in depth, and have.
a capacity of about 100, 900 gallons Its
elevation will give water pressure of
g. feet to the square inch.
Miss Rooms has resumed teaching
the piano and voice. Piano pupils
Taught singly or in classes of two
Advanced pupils prepared for teach
ing or for admission to the American
College of Musicians. Aapecialty
made of classes in the various theo-
retie branches, particularly the
training to listen" class, to which
anyone may be admitted The Kinder
garten Music Building class will he
organized September 22d.
The new organization, "The Lam
bertyille Athletic Club, has taken the
fourth story of the building, corner Of
Union and Coryell streets, over THE
RECORD office. The officers are Presi-
dent, James ID. MacKay; Vice Presi-
dent, Walter i. Hayhurst; Secretary,
William Minor; Assistant Secretary,
ID. Everett Van bright, and Treasurer,
Joseph Cooper. The club has over one
hundred members. A field has recent
ly been rented of John Y. G.. Barber,
at the north end of town, and cricket,
football and base ball will all come in
for a share of attention.
Our Autumn styles of mems soft
and stiff hats are now in. The best
hat of all is the Princeton" flat set
brim, color, blue pearl. Our derbys
include the Dunlap, Knox and You-
man shapes, black and brown. Our
hats are like our clothing the best
that can be made for the money.
Johnson's.
The Great Rhoda Royal Shows,
which are billed for this town, is GER
tainly entitled 10 patronage. Every
town or city in which this gigantic
amusement enterprise has been seen
this season, its spacious tents have
been filled by the best of the amuse-
ment loving public. The features are
certainly calculated to please, and this
fact coupled with the carefully con
sidered reputation of the show in gen
eral, has established for it a record
that cannot fail to recommend it to all.
Manager I. V. Shebig says: "The
Great Rhode Royal Shows intend to
win fnr. ifSa1f q raN1+a4inn oolaIt- ~, - G