The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-11-27

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Jacob Smith, of Stockton, has
moved 10 this city.
"LambertviHe Puts" are still GO
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Stanley qnarries at Byram
have shut down for the present
A fne stock and big variety OF
smokers goods, nj Kline's, % Bridge
street.
A farmer institute will be held al
Clinton Tuesday, December 9. The
following day the board will hold an
institute at Ringoea
Fred. Vert, lately clerk in the
freight office of the Penna r. H. Co.,
in this city, has accepted position in
Trenton, aud will have charge OF
grocery store
\ large number Of the colored la
borers who have been employed in the
qparries at Stockton have returned 10
their homes in the south. Their pieces
are being filed by Italians
During the past month the Penn
sylvania relief fund has paid ont to
employees east of Pittsburg and Erie,
the sum of S3l, 900 in death benefits
and SIf, e97 90 for sickness.
John Smith, of Barbertown, has
three-legged chicken of the white leg
horn variety. The third leg is COM
plete, even to the toes, and the chicken
has the same use of it as of the other
two legs.
The officers and members of the
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church, of this
city, invite the public to the reception |
of the new pastor of their church, Rev
J. II. Bailey, of Elizabeth, Nj, which |
will take place from 80 to Q. 30 p. NJ,
Thursday evening, Dec ).
Patrick +. Mcnamara, secretary |
of the Board of Education of this city,
died yesterday morning at the home
OF his mother, corner of Main and
Swan streets. He had been sick for
some months with consumption, but
his death came rather unexpectedly
The heavy wind storm of Saturday
night and Sunday morning broke off
many limbs from the trees but we have
head of no serious damage having
been done in this vicinity. The wind
mill wheel at the Standard Oil Compa-
ny's tank, above town, was blown OFF.
T. Raphael, The Main street
clotlier, has still further enlarged his
store by adding the front room of his
residence, in which he has fine stock
Of ladies' wear, which is Just as re-
liable as his other stock has proved
itself to be and viii be sold at very
reasonable prices. If.
Miss Mamie Felix had public
sale of personal property at the family
home, near Linvale, one day recently.
During the progress of the sale a
bunch Of money, $500 in amount, was
stolen from the house The money
had been hidden in ladies' hat box
in one of the upper rooms.
Mrs. Adelife Sullivan, widow of
the late George r. Sullivan, died sud
denly Saturday at her home on Mine
street, Pennington. Mrs. Sullivan was
connected with Miss Helen Gould in
caring for the sick, disabled and desti-
tute soldiers of the Spanish war as they
arrived on the transports. Hard work
during the war undermined her health
and she returned to her home six weeks
iii hopes ago to regain her strength.
The annual meeting of the Hun
terdon County Board of Agriculture
was held at the Court House, Elem
ington, Saturday, November lG The
following officers were elected to
serve during the year President, Z.
NJ. Heath Vice President, William
DuBon Secretary, w. W. Case
Treasurer, ?. Tomlinson Delegates
to State Horticultural Society, L. NJ.
Heath and f. p. Tomlinson Alter
nate, Robert T. Heath.
Gut this out and take it to $. W.
Cochran's drug store and get free
sample of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets, the best physic. They
cleanse and invigorate the stomach,
improve the appetite and regulate the
bowels. Regular size, 2jc per box.
Rev. j. H. Bailey, of Elizabeth,
n. j., has accepted call from the
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church of this
city. Rev. Mr.. Bailey was ordained
in Jersey City, October IS, 1884, and
was called to the Bethel Baptist
Church at st. Augustine, Florida.
During his short pastorate of one
year, new edifice was erected. He
accepted call in August, 1886 to the
Shiloh Baptist Church, Elizabeth, and
during his five years service in the
above named church, beautiful
church site was purchased on Murray
street, and fifteen hundred dollars was
raised towards new church building. |
Then he accepted call to the Union |
Baptist Church of the same city and
erected large church, corner of East
Grand and Madison avenues, valued |
at seven thousand dollars. He was
pastor of said church nine years and
then accepted position as State mis-
sionary in the interest of the Afro |
American Association for one year,
ending October LIST last. Now he |
comes to Lambertville.
Everybody puffs ".Lambertyille
Puffs the newspapers. They |
are the best scent cigar. Kline makes
them aud sell them, wholesale and re-
tail, at 80 Bridge street. corner OF
Commerce.