The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-07-31
Buy your coal of Geo. ". Massey

on the lst and another to-day t3lSt.l
Many of the farmers have had
quite time to get their wheat housed
The Central Railroad has finally
adjusted all the Glen Gardner fire
claims.
The borough of High Bridge has
just completed new 1000, 900 gallon
water supply reservoir.
Jonathan Stewart, for many Years
a prominent Wholesale groeeryman in
Trenton, died in that city last Friday,
aged ninety-two years.
The knights of the Mystic Chain
will hold their first meeting in their
new room, over THE REeoRp office,
this "Wednesday evening,
One secondhand Standard Organ
S25 90; Mason 4 Hamlin Organ $1,000;
j. 4 c. Fischer Piano $50. 90. At iIol-
combe's Piano Store, Union st. IT,
The sixteenth annual reunion of
the Ninth New Jersey Veteran Vol
unteers will be held at Someryille on
Wednesday,, September 2jth.
The piles that annoy you SO will
be quickly and permantly healed if
you use DeWitts Witch Hazel Salye
Beware of worthless counterfeits.
The IIunterdon County Historical
Society has postponed its meeting
which was to be held in July. to Sep
TENDER 1t will be held at Ringoes.
One day week before last, Rev. J.
W. MeManiman, of Everittstown, ran
a ehisel into his knee while engaged
in making window sash 1t was a
serious wound.
During the fierce electrical storm
ON Monday night, the 22d INST the
barn Of J. T. A Gerdts, near Croton,
waa struck by lightning and burned.
No live stock was lost.
l claim to be a Judge of cloths and
mems goods, and buy the best and the
best only, so my assortment is exeep-
tionally fine. Robert Butler, Mer-
chant Tailor, 6 n. Union ST.
The Dover Boiler Works secured
the contract for the building of the
bridge Mt William Lamberts, near
SergeantsYille. The price was 500
1t is to he low truss, 10 feet drive
way.
1t is easier to keep. well than get
cured DeWitt's Little Early Risers
taken now aud then, will always keep
your bowels in perfect order They
never grire but promote an easy
gentle action.
The lo5-acre farm belonging to the
estate of the late VIM. Carter Alpaugh,
near Little York, was sold recently at
public sale for $4, 500, Some years ago
the now deceased Alpaugh paid about
ST., 500 for the property.
Commissions were issued on the
23d inst, by the Secretary of State,
by direction of the Governor, to the
Republican members of County
B lards Of Election in this State. j.
J. Horn, of Ringoes, is the appointee
from this county.
A snake has been seen several
times near Woodglen, in Lebanon
township, that is said TO "stand up on
its tail seven feet high. That is II
wonderful snake, the product, no
doubt, of Imagination mixed with
some whiskey.
A valuable team of horses belong
ing to JOS Smith & Co, owners of the
PrallsviIle mill, while standing in front
of the mill on Friday week, became
frightened and ran away. A short
distance from the starting point they
ran against a tree, resulting IN the
death Of one Of the horses.
II am indebted to One Minute
Cough Cure for my present good
health and my life. | was treated in
vain by doctors for lung trouble fol-
lowing In grippe. ] took One Minute
Cough Cure and recovered my
health. " Mr.. +. H. Wise, Madison, Ga.
- On Saturday night, July 20, at
about o'clock, the barn, wagon house
and hay barrack on the farm of Hiram
NJ. Holcombe, near Sand Brook, was
burned with their contents. The fire
started in the hay barrack, where only
a small lot of old hay was stored, and
its cause is unknown, The horses
were saved. There was an insurance
of 81 900 on the buildings and $500 on
contents.
The Grove Meeting at Croton,
August and 3, bids fair to be a pleas
ing affair. Prof B. P. Stout. the
noted singing evangelist, will sing at
all the exercises. Mr.. c. j. Bearder
will assist in the music. Sermons and
addresses each afternoon and evening
by number of our able elergymen.
Refreshments oil all xmas Will ne On
sale. Proceeds for benefit of the
Crotou Baptist Church.
David Gibbs, a native of King
wood township, this county, and some
years ago a school teacher there, has
been appointed one of the ten district
superintendents who will have charge
of the school system which the govern
ment is establishing in the Philip
pines. The Philippines are to be di-
vided into ten school districts, nine OF
which will be outside of Manila, and
it will be one of the nine Of which Mr..
Gibbs will be in charge.