The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1906-09-19
Buy your coal OF Geo. W. Massey.


KAY's.
See the new adv. of the Alexau-
ken Cigar ON first page of this issue.
-Lambertyile Pulis, are ever
growing in public favor. Kline a Son
sell them.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X. Kramer, Corner Bridge
and franklin streets.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertvilIe Putfs. Best cigar made any
where for the money.
Robert h. Phillips will take pu-
pills in piano. For further informa
tLoE inquire at 49, \ Union St. st
Hlbernia Fire Company, No. ,,
will hold dance in the engine house
on Monday evening, September "a.
Cream Of Wheat Flour contains
literally the cream of wheat-henee
its name.
Found, two bicycles. Owner can
have same by proving property. APP
ply Lock Box ia.
Miss Kate Lyons has resumed
her work of giving violin lessons for
the season of 1906 OF at her home, ga
Church street.
Columbia Fire Company No.
will hold picture show of the San
Francisco earthquake in Lyceum
Hall on the evening of October 10 for
the benefit OF the new fire house.
The Frenchtown Baptist Church
is now clear of all debt, the amount
of the mortgage S350-with interest
having been paid off last week. This
sum was raised ia ten weeks.
The Hunterdon County Bible So
ciety will hold its goth annual meet
lug in the Reform Church. Reading,
Sept 9th, Morning session 1890.
There will be services also i'll the af-
ternoon and evening.
Trenton Business Stand The par
ty inquiring with view of locating
business on Ferry street, trenton
can learn something of interest by
lhqhlflng oil
WALTER +. tA4Huksf.
Lambertyille p. O.-List of letters
remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
for the week ending Sept Il, 1906.
Mrs. A. Drake
Mrs Bessie wright
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The Ladies' AID Society oil The
Ringoes Baptist Chufch Will hold
Bazaar on the church grounds, on
Friday evening, Sept. u. Ice cream
and confectionery will be for sale and
cake guessing contest Will take
place.
Mrs G.. Howard Carr, who re-
sides with her husband ON farm near
town, went into the pig pen 10 secure
Il chicken that had flown therein, one
day lust week. when she was attacked
by big hog who knocked her down,
bit her in several places about the
limbs and would no doubt have IN
tlieted more serious INJURY, even II
she escaped death, had 1t not been
for shepherd dog belonging to the
family, who heard the eommotlon.
jumped into the pen and attacked the
hog, thus allowing Mrs. Carr to es-
cape. She was badly bitten and
bruised.
AT the First Baptist Church next
Sunday evening, at : 30 o clock, there
will be a Children Service, the ush-
ering and music being in the hands
of the children A child soloist will
sing and the pastor, the Rev Francis
l.. Church, will deliver an illustrated
address to the children mud friends
upon the subject, "A dialogne between
the beer bottle and the Bible.
souvenir will be given to each child
III attendance. This is the third Of
series of sermons to the children, and
those who heard the others on Can
die Talk" and "The VASE" should
come again.
Two Jews from Trenton were ar
rested by local agent w. p. Thornton.
of the :. p. G.. A. on Wednesday,
for misnsinp and working an aged
and infrm horse. The offenders
were arraiened before Squire Lyman,
who told them TO leaye town. The
same dav Officer Thornton went TO
Wasbipeton's Crossing. arrested the
mir aoain and had them taken before
instica Of the neaee in Trenton. aud
he fined them $40 and costs. The
horaa "a baing held NV the authorities
Of Wasbington,s Crossing and the
p,obob;l;ty ia that the animal will he
mi - and 10 snf,or;,as
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