The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-05-08

uelSubofS Know Just as mucn about
them
-You are much more liable to dis
ease when your liver and bowels do
not act properly. DeWiH's Little
Risers remove the cause of disease.
Jonas Gilmer, an employee at the
Mann paper mills. South Main street,
had his left arm badly bruised on
Thursday morning by the cogs of a
wheel ON the machine at which he was
working.
C. F. Felmly, the well-known car
riage dealer, will hold his 9th annual
wagon sale of twenty-five wagons of
every description, at the Bellemont
House in this city, tomorrow Thurs
day, May 9th.)
Lone Star Lodge, No. IL, knights
of Pythias, of this city, are expecting
visitation from Defiance Lodge, of
Newtown, Pa, ON Wednesday even
ing, May 18th. \ large turn out of
of local as we'll ms visiting knights is
expected.
John Sanderson, whorecently pur-
chased the stove and tinware business
of J. Wesley Crook, on Church street,
has removed, with his family, to this
city and occupied the house Just yacat
ed by Nj. stout, Of the firm of Bray X
Stout.
DR.. Cornelius w Larson, Of Rim
goes, had stroke of paralysis last
Friday evening, affecting one side OF
his body, while driving on the road.
He realized what the attack WAS rs it
YVES coming on, and managed to get
home without assistance.
Miss Torbert, of this city, With
her well known kind heartedeess,
sent off a box of supplies for the
Jacksonville sufferers early this week.
Promptness in extending help on such
occasions is quite as important as the
help itself. and Miss Torbert is one of
those who when she has anything to
do, does it promptly.
Henry Van Dolah, of Delaware
township. who died a few weeks ago,
was thought to have left no will aud
his relatives administered on the estate.
Now 1t turns out that O. |. Blackwell,
ESD, of Ringoes, held a will made by
Mr.. Van Dolah. and did not know that
he was deceased. The will leaves the
property to his widow aud the German
Baptist Church.
In order to give his entire atten-
ton to the rubber boot and shoe bust
ness Of the Monarch Rubber Co, w.
c. John, of this city, has resigned the
position Of secretary aud treasurer q
the New Jersey Rubber Co. and Chas
NJ. Dilts has been appointed to the
position made vacant by Mr.. Johns
resignation. We congratulate Mr..
Dilts ON his Advancement
The quarry recently opened by Jacob
Hens, ON Helms Hill, York street, is
showing up we'll. Mr.. II. has had a
fine large derrick put up, and some
fine stone have been gotten out, which
are being sold. There are two veins
of stone, of two oolora--one dark red
and the other light green. If dressed
and used together in a building, the
contrast would be very effective
The annual meetings of the
Woman's Baptist Home and Foreign
Missionary Societies of the Central
Association of New Jersey will be held
in the First Baptist Church of this
city, on Wednesday and Thursday of
next week, May 10Th and 10th. On
Wednesday there will be afternoon and
evening meetings, and on Thursday
morning and afternoon meetings. The
meetings will be open to all, both men
and women. Some fine addresses
are expected on Wednesday evening
from Miss Mary ID. Faye, Of India,
and others. All are invited to those
meetings.
The inspection Of Co. L, 2d Regt.,
of this city, was set down for last
Thursday evening, and the members
were all out with the exception of five,
and most Of the absent were sick, But
the inspecting officer failed TO arrive
| for some unknown reason. In this
dilemma, Col. r. b. Reading was
called in, who inspected the men, and
saw them go through with the usual
eyolutions. The company showed up
well; the arms were in good condition,
the uniforms and equipments clean
and neat, and the drills of the com
pany we'll executed. Co. F has great
ly improved under Capt H. b. Read
ing's command.
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