The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-03-27
Lettuce for sale at Cleyenger's


Report says the frame factory at
Milford will soon be in operation again
Navigation on the Delaware and
Raritan Canal was opened on Monday
of this week.
According to recent court deci-
sion. a person may be arrested for
jumping off a moving train.
Thomas B. Warford, highly
esteemed citizen of Frenehtown, died
at his home in that place on the eth
inst.
Miss Bertha Stull, of Barbertown,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Stull, has Just completed bed quilt
with II SEQ blocks.
-Humors of all kinds are prolific of
worse troubles. They may be entire
" expelled by thorough course of
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The third lecture Of the Stryker
Library course will be given in Lyceum
Hall, Thursday evening. April 18th.
Full particulars later.
A public sale, Thursday and Fri
day of this week, March 9Sth and s9thl
of household goods. horses, wagons,
harness, cows and hogs, Mt the Ringoes
Hotel.
An athletic association has been
i al,tN
Samuel G. Eddy as manager; Allen W.
Wolfnger, captain, and f. B. Apgar.
treasurer.
The Town Improvement Assoeia
ton will hold its regular monthly
meeting ON Monday, April LIST, Mt $50
?. NJ, in the Friends Meeting House,
on York street.
4 quarrel and fight between an
Italian woman and man, near the cor
ner of Union and Church streets, last
Thursday evening. drew big crowd.
No officers about and nobody arrested.
The lingering cough following
grippe calls for One Minute Cough
Cure For all throat and lung troubles
this is the only harmless remedy that
gives immediate results Prevents con
sumption.
Everybody putfs Lambertyille
Puffs even the newspapers. They
are the best scent cigar. Kline makes
them aud sell them. wholesale and
retail, at % Bridge street, corner of
Commerce.
Division No ), A. O. H., will give
Sociable at st. Johns Hall, on Eas-
ter Monday evening April 81. The
soeiables formerly held by this society
having been so successful and pleas
ing, all who attend may he sure Of
delightful time.
Last Thursday night large
flock of wild geese ON their way North,
seemed to be dazed by the electric
lights in our city, and settled down on
the river about the bridge. Gunners
we're out after them the next morning,
but We have not learned that any were
shot.
Application has been made to the
Court of Chancery for the appointment
of receiver and the winding up of the
Sterling Building, Loan 4 Investment
Co. This concern formerly had offices
in Newark but later removed to East
Orange. There is said to be people in
Pennington and elsewhere in Hunter
don who regret that this Company was
ever organized. They are in it, -
Democrat Advertiser
The Amwell Orchestra will hold
their annual concert In st. Johns Hall
ON Wednesday evening, April "a Ex-
cellent soloists, who have never been
heard in Lambertville before, have
been engaged, and the orchestra of
twelve pieces is prepared to render
better music, both classical and popu-
lar, than ever before. Admission, 25
cents. Reserved seats, 10 cents extra,
at Cochran's drug store.
John Mitchell, of West Amwell,
must have some good lamps in his
house. One night last week while
sitting up rather late, he heard strange
noises outside his dwelling, and going
to the door, discovered that a flock of
wild geese had alighted in the yard, no
doubt attracted by the light in his
house, and the squawking that was
going on was great. The next morn
ing he saw two of the geese on the
water works reservoir dam. They had
become separated from the rest of the
flock.