The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-12-10
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Masse,

Buy your coal OF Geo. w. Massey.
-Expressman Hoppock has new ex-
press wagon.
The Pennington Athletic Association
netted $40 by its entertainment
Charles Parent has bought the prop
erty of the late A Jack Sherman at Stock
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Reed have Sc
cured apartments in the Holcombe build
Ing North Union street.
"A w. Mulrheid, who has been Ill for
a few weeks. is about again. but his part
ner. Joseph Martin, is now sick
Friday morning opened up with
small-slzed blizzard. which. however. did
not get much Roadway in these parts
The Clinton Electric Light Company
has increased their rate twenty per cent.
because of the advanced price In coal.
An entertainment of moving pictures
will be given In the Centenary NJ. r.
Church Thursday evening of this week.
"A call has been extended to Rev. Will
liam Frying of Newark to become pastor
OF the Mount Airy Presbyterian Church.
While cunning on his farm In West
Amwell township few days ago John II.
Wilson was shot In tho hand by an I'M
known gunner.
Councilman William Leary in stepping
from a carriage few days ago sprained
his right ankle very badly and Is now
confined to the house.
THE Frenchtown Star says 1t is report
ed that Stanford Butler has found $500 in
gold In the old Rittenhouse dwelling on
his farm below Frenchtown. Butler has
been repairing the old house.
Ono red fox. near Califon Is credited
with stealing one hundred chickens from
Isaiah Jaquish. Mr.. Jaquish has seen the
fox several times running off with the pick
OF his flock but was unable to get shot
at him.
james Lugar resident of this city
for many years. died at the home OF his
brother, Wilson Lugar, in Lumberville,
Pa. Tuesday morning of last week. He
was veteran of the Civil War and Uni
ted States pensioner,
While entertaining company one even
ing last week Mrs. E. Keller of Stockton
went to the cellar for fruit and found
that thieves had stolen It all. together
with all her cans. 1t is not known when
the theft was committed.
The First Baptist Church of somerville
has extended a call TO Rev. E. A. Woods,
DID,. of San Francisco Cal DIR. Woods
was formerly the pastor of the Baptist
Church in Pennington. He is expected to
assume his duties at Somerville during the
early part OF January. His many friends
In Pennington viii be glad to learn that he
IL coming so near.
If you feel Ill and need pill
Why not purchase the best?
DeWitts Early Risers
Are little surprisers:
Take one-they do the rest
w. II. Howell Houston. Tex. writes:
l have used Little Early Riser Pills in my
family for constipation. six headache. etc.
To their use am indebted for the health
OF my family.
Major C. A Angel Post. No 20. G.. A.
r.. has elected the following officers to
serve the ensuing year: Post commander,
B. II. Joiner: senior vice commander, Will
liam II. Moon: Junior vice commander.
John Malloy; surgeon, John II. Chidister;
chaplain. Henry Dubs: quartermaster,
Cyrenas Slack: officer Of the day. Nelson
j. Baylor: officer OF the guard. John Full
Ter: delegate to department encampment,
Henry Dubs: alternate Harry s. Kroesen.
The installation will take place the first
Friday evening in January.
Tho Warman heirs held meeting In
the County Court House on Tuesday. Re-
ports were received from the officers and
others. Tho missing link In the case of
tho Warman heirs is evidently closing up
"a last will. which will surely be traced.
The complete Ex-Committee Is as fol-
lows: Charles Ham, chairman, Sidney;
Garret B. 8. Mettler. treasurer. Lambert
Vile: Mahlon Warman. Newark; Solomon
Fuimer. Point Pleasant. Pa: David II.
Dayback, Caldwell: A. G.. Warman. Phil
adeiphia: Mrs. Levina Shafer. Railway.
The next meeting is subject to the call of
the Ex-Committee. -Huntit don Demo-