The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-12-12
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WEDNESDAY. DEC. u, 1900.

Get the boy or girl nice Sled or
a pair of Skates at A. c. Gandey's, for
Christmas.
The most effective little liver pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Ris-
ers. They never grippe.
1t is expected that the new chem
zeal engine being built for the Column
bia Hose Company, will arrive in a few
days
-"TWentieth Century watch-night
services will he held on New Years
eve. in the Centenary NJ F. Church,
in this city.
Try our cough drops, broken mix
tnre and tafiies Reinert's, 24 Union
street
The monthly school report has
been set over until next week on ac-
count of the erowde,! condition of our
columns.
In cases Of catarrh Hoods Sarsa
parilla heals the tissues, builds up the
system, expels impurities from the
blood and cures
Isaac Stryker, of Three Bridges,
has purchased the Rhutson Voorhees,
farm of 40 acres, between Reayille
and Three Bridges, for So, 500.
Van Horn Sons give some Christ
mas suggestions IN this issue Look !
over their advertisement and see if |
they haven't something YOU want
Preparations are being made for
the annual Christmas exercises in our
public schools. special feature will
be some twentieth century, selec-
tom,
hanging Lamps. Hall lamps,
Parlor Lamps, and special assert
ment Of Night Lamps, nj A. c. Gan
dey' :, 81 Bridge street, very cheap aud |
attractive
James MacKay, the popular Union
street baker, will leave home on Fri
day of this week for trip TO Scotland,
to visit his mother who is reported as |
very sick.
}. B. Dayis's general store at
Whitehouse Station was burned, on |
Thursday morning last, nj about huff
past four o'clock. Loss about $4,000
Insurance, $1,000
A fine pipe or segar holder, or a
choice box of segars nicely put up, !
can he bought at Kline's segar store, |
and will make Just the present fer a
gentleman who uses the,weed
Persons in want of an auetioneer
are referred to the advertisement of
Howard j. Carter, in another column,
Mr.. Carter has had some experience, !
aud will try to please.
Charles Rocks, an employee at the
Spoke mill, who injured one of his
hands by running splinter in it last
week, is suffering at his home, at Gil
boa, from blood poison.
Charles s. Blue, of New York
City, who registered at the Union |
House on last Tuesday evening, was
taken sick aud it is likely TINT some
days Will elapse before he will he able
To leave.
The finest assortment Of Lowney $ |
chocolates and bon bons in the city, at
so cts. lb. Reinert's, 81 Union street.
Last Spring resident of Fleming
ton invested in Standard OIL Company
stock at S537 per share Since then
he has received one dividend of So
share and one of $40 The stock to-
day is worth $500 a share
The "Seryis property" on North
Union street, belonging to the estate
of VIM. Thatcher. decd, was sold at
public sale, on Saturday last, to Geo.
NJ. Holeombe, real estate agent The
price paid was $s050
The engagement has been an
nounced Of Miss Emily Lake, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs J Ross Lake, of Wash
ington, N j, to Mr. Stephen w.
Blackwell, son Of former Senator Jon
athan II Blackwell, of Trenton
John Libbler, of near Wertsvile, |
has purchased the parsonage lot, own
ed by the United Amwell First Church,
and which was occupied by Rev. Jacob
kirkpatrick for a number of years.
The purchase price given was $500
The lecture by Henry Austin,
Adams, on "Cranks, announced for
Friday evening in St. Johns Hall,
has been postponed owing to the
serious illness of Mr.. Adams The
lecture, if arranged for, Will be an
nounced later.
The fair of the Knights of the
Mystic Chain is new in progress at
Lyceum Hall. There are many at
fractions and good music Call in and
see what is going on. They will treat
you nicely. The fair will close Satur-
day evening.
Landlord Burns, of Ringoes, who
always raises good porkera, killed two
on Thursday last and opened a guess
ing box, which received n large num-
Der of CUES SEES on their weight.
Two weighed 40 pounds William
White and James Higgins were the +
winners, they being right on the mark.
Don't fail to try our 80-cent chocc-
lates before buying for Christmas.
Reinerts, "a Union street.
The two farms sold by the Hun
terdon County National Bank last !
Thursday did not bring very encourag-
ing prices. No. /, known as the Werts |
farm, in Delaware township, consist
ing of 200 acres, was purchased by |
Henry Schlapfer for $3.50 per acre.
No, consisting of 70 acres, located in |
Kingwood township, was sold to Mr.. |
Smith for $40 40 per acre These farms |
are too low even in these or any other
times Now Is the time to hnY farms |