The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-01-17
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ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
E. W Opdycke, of Frenchtown
had hard luck in having his carload o
horses encounter wreck on its way
in from the West. He was therefor,
unable to offer all of the lot for sale
Auctioneer Riley disposed of 1G heaj
last Saturday at an average of $i39.
While on the way to church OF
Sunday morning last, the writer no
ticed two boys not over five or 81,
years old having a fight on Mali
street near York. An Investigation
proved that they were fighting ovel
the possession of cigarette which
one had secured.
L. I. Travis, Agent Southern r. r.,
Selma, Ga, writes, 81 can not say toe
much in praise of One Minute Cougl
Cure. In my case it worked like d
charm. " The only harmless remedy
that gives immediate results. Cures
coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and
all throat and lung troubles. G. NJ
Shamalia.
John II. Mohun, of Juniata, Pa,
has been appointed master mechanic
at the Penna. railroad shops here in
place of Richard Mcdowell, retired
He arrived in this city on Monday
afternoon last. Mr.. Mohun is q
young man and comes highly recon-.
manded. He is married man with q
family and has rented the house al.
joining George w. Arnett's residence
on n. Union street.
The Board of Freeholders met in
the Grand Jury rooms last Wednes
day. The main business transacted
was the passing of bills, which
amounted to 5000; of this amount
$500 was engulfed by an asylum bill.
The county financial balance sheet
shows a credit still of $50, 1876. 80.
After several transfers of the appro-
priations, the Board adjourned to the
regular meeting time in February.
The Rev. T. I. Quicksall, of New
Hope, will preach in Centenary NJ. Il.
Church next Sunday morning by ex-
change with the pastor Among the
neighhoring pastors engaged to as
assist DR.. Mottett in the Special
Gospel Meetings now in progress at
the church are Revs. Mr.. Sechrist,
of Pennington, Dare, of Hopewell,
and Shinn, of Titusville. Rev. Chas.
Bowden, of Camden, is to preach also.
The Clinton Democrat says it was
discovered some thirty years ago that
there was a valuable mine of manga
nese ON the old General Taylor farm,
between Clinton and Annandale, and
which is now owned by J. NJ. Krymer.
Paterson parties took lease, but soon
abandoned it. The mineral rights
have now been leased TO n Mr.. Mer-
rell, of Easton, who proposes to push
an extensive industry in developing it.
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Mayor Lambert II. Sergeant
slipped and fell ON the icy sidewalk
near the Methodist Church on Thurs
day evening last, receiving bad
wound on the back of the head, which
rendered him unconscious few min
utes later. The Mayor was assisted
home and a physician summoned, who
attended to his injuries, which fortu-
nately were not serious. He was con
fined to his home all day Friday, but
was able to be out on Saturday
The Bellemont House had mar
row escape from being destroyed by
fire ON Sunday evening last Master
Ewing Tibbels, grandson of the pro-
prietor, H. G. Savage, was in one of
the sleeping rooms with his play
things and lighted match to look
under sofa for something, setting
fire to the fringe. In an instant the
sofa was in flames and only the heroic
work of G. j. Fisher, who CHANGED TO
be in the room, saved the hotel from
destruction.