The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-10-10

WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 10, 1906.
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
The ldreliable -MAcKAY's bread.
Ask for the Best Bread = MAC
KAY's.
-THosIAs' Flour has been sold to
consumers for over half century.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and Franklin streets.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
betvIlle Puffs Best cigar made any
where for the money.
The County Board of Taxation
will meet in this city on Tuesday
November ~.
Fred'k w. Donnelly announces
teasonable goods IN a new advertise
ment this week.
An adjourned meeting of the
Board of Education will be held this
evening.
The Central New Jersey Baptist
Association viii meet at Baptisttown
next year.
Until further notice The Grand
DEPOT will close at Z. NJ. except
Monday aud Saturday evenings.
Il. Ii. VAN Horn 4 Sons.
George Hazard, of West Chester,
Pa, has been made foreman Mt the
Lambertville Spoke Works in place of
Alvin Hortman.
The exhibition of pictures of the
San Francisco earthquake, for the
benefit of Columbia Fire Company,
No. 4, will be held in Lyceum Hall
Thursday evening.
Owing to the high wind Tuesday
evening, the wires of the Lambert
vile Heat, Light and Power Company
were twisted and caused the lights to
be ont two hours while repairs were
being laStehed,
-Lamhertville Z. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Oct 6, ,9O6.
Joe Brady
William Middleton
i. l.. Smith
Mrs Josie Hubbard
J. d. MAckAY. Z. NJ.
The whole car load of Western
horses found buyers at Sheriff OPP
dycke's sale ut Frenchtown on Satur-
day at an average of S225 per head.
Horses have probably never been as
are now.
The Prohibitionists Of this county
have nominated the following ticket:
For Senator William J. Nolk, of
Cherryville.
For Assembly George W Hocken-
bury, of Locktown.
For Coroner William T. Cor
nog, of Pennington.
The advance in the price of near
ly every make of shoes is reflected in
the increased price paid for COW hides.
The farmers now receive from 10 to IL
cents a pound, whereas the price two
or three years ago ranged from to 8
cents. At one time the price paid
was as low as , cents, and for years
the price remained below cents.
The Democratic County CONVEX
ton was held Mt Pennington last
Tuesday, when the following nomina-
tons were made
State Senator Wm G. Gehhardt, OF
Clinton.
Assemblyman- Oliver c. Holcombe,
of Lambeftville.
Coroner John ID Stockton, of Lam.
bertvlle.
Professor Dickinson, of the New
Jersey State Experiment Station nj
New Brunswick, visited Lebanon the
other day for the purpose Of studying
the San Jose scale on the peach trees.
He found the trees were generally
free from the pest, which is due doubt
less to the hard work of the growers
in spraying.
Saturday next, October Il, is the
day set for the race meeting to be
held at Pennington. The race com
mittee report the best list of entries
ever received by their ASSOCIATION.
The first race will be called promptly
at one O'Clock in order to complete
the long list, as the afternoons are
short. This should surpass all pre-
vious meetings given by this asso-
citation.
People are beginning to run to
of pipe under their arms and a look
of sadness upon their brows. 1t il a
situation that betokens the nearness
of the time when the biting blasts OF
Winter gray and glum will be look.
ing for us poor fellows with his fist
full of frost. And then we will be
forced to turn the toes of our brogans
toward the hearth of cheer where old
King Coal throws out heat aud gas for
Sc per, or So 81 if carried in.
While Theodore O'DanieI, q
farmer who resides short distance
from this city, was driving down Cot
tage Hill Friday morning, his horses
became frightened at being struck
from the back by wheel rolled by q
small boy. One of the horses kick
ed Mr.. O'Daniel causing a compound
fracture of the leg. The horses be
came uncomfortable anl ran into &
shed near Jacob Holcombe's grocery
store. MIR. O'Daniel was thrown out
and hurt internally. The wagon was
badly broken Int the horses escio ef