The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-03-21
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey

The man who invents a cure for
worry has his fortune made.
"A good manner often succeeds
where the best tongue has failed.
An addition has been made to the
rooms of the @ club, over G. J. Fish
er's store.
Harry Hoagland has moved into
the house formerly occupied and own
ed by J. W. Crook.
The garbage man has his troubles
nowadays collecting garbage through
the snow and slush.
Bishop Scarborough will make
his annual visit to St. Andrews par
ish ON the twenty-fourth of April.
o. G. Holeombe has moved from
Coryell street to the residence con-
nected with his music store on Union
street
We are informed that the Della
ware bridge at this place was not sold
on the fifteenth of this month, as ex-
pected.
Our genial and good looking
friend, Archibald Trout, the milkman,
is suffering from lameness caused by
fall several weeks ago.
"A mass meeting in favor of the
Beers, addressed by Philip Louter
Vessels, of Bloemfontein, Orange Free
State, was held at Pennington on Sat
urday night.
High Bridge is to have a national
bank. The capital stock of $25, 900 was
over subscribed for within five days.
A meeting of the subscribers is to be
held ON March 31st.
Lewis Alderman, Goshen, Ind,
" DeWitt's Little Early Risers always
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never grippe They gently cleanse
end inyigorate the bowels and liver.
q. NJ. Shamaha.
The Cicero Higgins farm Of III
acres, near the village of Ringoes, was
last Thursday sold by order of the
Chancellor of New Jersey. Mr.. John
L. Sniffen, of New York City, was the
purchaser at IS, 81.
F. Elmer Robertson, of Stockton,
has been appointed District Deputy
Great Sachem for district Noe, I'M
proved Order of Red Men, eompris-
ing lodges in Lambertyille, Fleming
ton, Frenchtown and stockton.
Tile Delaware Valley Teachers
Association held its monthly meeting
at Milford, on Saturday Addresses
were made by II. g. Chaser, Miss
Emmel, w. D. Nicols, Miss Rae ms
lev. Miss Elizabeth Gardner and h.
]. Eilenberger.
"A young man residing in the First
Ward was arrested by Officer Thorn
ton, of the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty to Animals, on Monday
last, charged with fast drying and
abusing horse. On his agreeing to
pay the costs, and on account OF his
aged mother. the case was settled.
VIM. Orr, Newark, O., says, We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Cure in the house. 1t saved
my little boy S life when he had the
pneumonia. We think it is the best
medicine made" It cures coughs and
all lung diseases. Pleasant to take,
harmless and gives immediate results.
G. M. Shamalia.
AT the present rate of destruction,
remarks the Dover Index, there will
hardly be an original forest left IN
Morris, Sussex and Warren counties
in few years. The great bulk OF
timber now left in these counties is
of second and third growth. That
this has something to do with the
great an6 prolonged droughts in sum-
mer cannot be doubted.
Miss Ada Nice, a teacher in the
public school in Milford, this county,
has lost the power of speech for the
second time in a few weeks. In the
early part of the year Miss Nice lost
her voice, and had to stop teaching.
Her speech came back suddenly and
she resumed her work in the school.
Last Thursday she was made dumb
again, and since then she has been
unable to utter a word Her friends
fear her voice has been permanently
impaired.
In casual glance in an old book
of the laws of New Jersey printed in
1871. now the property of our towns
man, Peter C. Bartolette, we find
much of general interest throughout
the volume, which is in fine state of
preservation considering its age.
From a table of the census in 1890,
Hunterdon county had the largest
population of any in the State, num-
bering 20, 253. In the next census,
1900. she had fallen to fourth position
and in 1910 still retained that honor
with population of "a, SOB. In 1895
we numbered So, 1874. Milford Leader.
Harry Ericsson, of East Amwell
township, was lodged in the county
jail on Tuesday of last week on the
charge of unlawfully taking horse
and wagon, the property of Lorenzo
Emery, from in front of John Burns's
hotel, at Ringoes, on Saturday night.
Er;cson drove the horse to Wertsyille
and then to his home, where he de-
serted the animal. The horse found
its way home. Nothing was broken
about the rig. The wagon tracks were
traced to Ericson's holhe and led to
his arrest. Ericsson had companion
when he committed the offence, and
Constable Pegg is looking for him.
-Hunterdon Republican.
nonn,S PILLS cure Liver Ills, Bill.