The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-05-29

If you owe bill so pay it, or part
of it if you can't pay it all.
Etiquette is much reviled by those
who would defy decency.
One man who does things is worth
a hundred who talk about the things
they are going to do.
Dead mems shoes seldom fit their
successors feet, as some folk here
about have learned to their cost
You can't help looking down on a
man when he's in hole and especially
when he digs the hole himself.
Several members of Co. G, of Doy-
lestown, Pa, attended the ball of Co
f at st. Johns Hall, in this city, last
Thursday evening.
The front of S. A. Fingers and
John r. Trewin Il Co. 5 stores, Union
and Coryell streets, has been nicely
grained by Holden.
The least in quantity aud most IN
quality describes DeWitt's Little Early
Risers, the famous pills for eonstipa-
ton. and liver complaints.
No public official ever Losses any
thing by showing that he owns a back
bone that can be made good and shfl'
when the occasion demands it.
The next game of base ball on our
athletic club grounds will be played
tomorrow Decoration day, Another
game will also be played on Saturday,
Admission, 10 cts.
H. |. Budd, State Road Commits
sioner, visited this city Friday. and in
company with r. A. Montgomery,
Freebooter Calan and Freeholder
Treftz rode over and viewed the roads
in this vicinity.
That the local newspaper offers the
best medium of communication with
the largest number of people Is ap-
parent from the fact that the most
successful business men rely chiefly
on the newspaper for advertising.
Mr. W. j. Baxter, of North Brook,
n. c., says he suffered with piles for
fifteen years He tried many remedies
with no results until he used DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salye aud that quickly
cured him.
Mrs. NJ L. Wells, of Washington,
ID. C., delivered temperance address
in the First Baptist Church in this
city last Sunday evening, which was
listened to with great interest She is
an eloquent and earnest speaker.
s. w. Kerr has sold his interest in
the grocery store, corner of Union and
Buttonwood, to his partner, u. IL.
Bancroft, and has accepted position
with Case, Rose \ Case, wholesale
grocers, in Trenton, rs travelling sales
man.
DR.. Albert Closson will soon re
move from the York Street House To
the dwelling now occupied by the
Crescent Club, adjoining DIR. L. w.
Blossoms drug store. Some additions
and improvements are being made to
the building.
"A new tax law requires the taxing
of real estate in the township where it
is located. Formerly farm was taxed
in the township in which the farm
house was located, even though the
greater part of the farm was in an
other township. But now the lines
are more closely drawn.
The following changes of postmas
tiers salaries have been announced:
Somerville, from $4,000 to $24O0: High
Bridge from $1,000 to 1890; Lambert
Vile, from $1,000 to $500. The first
two gain one hundred dollars each /;
the last named loses one hundred
dollars.
Everybody pufis " Lambertville
Puffs even the newspapers. They
are the best 5-cent cigar Kline makes
them and sell them, wholesale and
retail, at 80 Bridge street, corner of
Commerce.
Principal A. p. Kerr, Miss Anna
Broadhurst, Miss Lizzie Mickey, Miss
Belle Gallagher, Miss Lizzie Markey
and Miss Marion s. Joiner, teachers
in the public schools of this city, at
tended the joint meeting of the Hun
terdon County Teachers Association
at Pennington, Saturday.
The Lambertville Gas Light Co.
have been increasing their business
considerably in the line of furnishing
gas for gas stoves. The company sell
any kind of gas stove at cost, and sup
ply the gas at reduced price for this
use. Some twenty-five or thirty
stoves have been put in recently.
Mr.. A f. Hillpot has secured the
services of Mr.. Walter Harring, of
Philadelphia, as superintendent Of the
finishing department of the Lambert
vile Laundry. Mr.. Harring has had
twelve years experience in some OF the
largest and best laundrIes, and the
patrons Of the Lambertville Laundry
may feel assured that they will get
first class work under his direction.
Prof. C. P. Hoffman, who has been
teaching music in the Baptist Female
University at Raleigh, n. c., the past
year, arrived in this city, accompanied
by Mrs. Hoffman, last Thursday. He
will accept another engagement for
the coming year. He brings high
testimonials from the faculty of the
University as to his abilities as
teacher.
Pennsylvania Railroad Low-Rate Tour TO
the Pacific Coast.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Personally-Con-
Quoted Tour to San Francisco and the Pacific
aGt leay New York Pbiladpluhia and