The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1881-07-27

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iast Sunday morning. For particulars, see
our Frenchtown letter.
New Jersey watermelons win be late on
account of frequent rains in the early part of
the season.
Rev. VIM. Clark, of New Hope, win
preach in the NJ. E. Church IN this city next
Sunday morning.
Rev. DIR. P. A. Studdiford, of the Pres
byterian Church, and Rev. w. P. G. Strick-
land, of the M. E. Church, are absent from
home on a vacation.
--Adog supposed to be mad, passed through
this city, last Thursday afternoon. He bit
two or three dogs. and was chased up the
island creek, where he was lost sight of.
The Kingwood and Locktown Post Offices
are now supplied with mail three times q
week, which is great accommodation to
the people at these points.
Rev. r. Randall Hoes, formerly of the
Mount Holly Presbyterian Church, and since
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church at New
Rochelle, N. Y, has rendered his resignation
of the latter charge.
The Baptist Church of this city win run
an excursion to Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove, on Thursday. August 25th. The price
of tickets, hour of starting, and other partic-
ulars, will be announced hereafter.
The bakery wagon of Chas. Kimmel, Of
this city, was run into at Stockton by the
$40 A. M. train, as he was driving across the
track The two hind wheels were broken off
and thrown under the platform, and the body
of the wagon broken, but neither Mr.. X. nor
his horse was Injured. 1t was a fortunate es-
cape.
$4,000 WANTED Wanted $4,000 on first
mortgage on real estate 10 LambertviIle. For
particulars apply at THE RECORD office.
The Ffenchtown Stav says On Thursday
evening, as Mr.. J G. Gould was pulling off
his boots, he experienced sudden and in
tense pain in the leg. 1t is supposed that
one of the small cords of that limb was snap
ped asuuder. 1t caused considerable swelling
and he has since been inactive from this sin
gular injury.
--Chas Cole, colored barber, who has
been running barber shop adjoining Zeig-
ler's hotel, in this city, for two weeks past,
was arrested on Monday night for striking
his wife, and locked up. Yesterday morning
after his release, he took an axe and smashed
up all of bis shop fixtures, including large
looking glass, barber's chair. pictures, water
cooler &C., and threw them into the back
yard. That shop is now .'closed for repairs.
"A doctor, a druggist, and dentist, upset
while sailing on the river opposite this city,
last Thursday The doctor objected to the
water in such allnpathic doses, and the dentist
pulled out !" himself from the water quicker
than he extracts teeth, while the druggist
thought the best prescription for the occasion
was "Don't go near the water when it is
wet'
Mr. Willis Smith, of the firm of Louden
nesday afternoon. He bad been in poor health
for years. and lately he grew worse. While
on visit to relative for The purpose of
medical treatment he was taken with typhoid
symptoms and died rather unexpectedly. His
funeral took place at Doylestown, last Satur-
day.
CELERY PLANTs.-An extra lot of celery
plants for sale at Clevenger's garden, S. Union
street, Lambertvie. jy20st.
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While Mr.. Frank Ewers' son Robert and
Mr.. Watson Kugler's sou William, both aged
about years, we're riding together on horse
to the pasture field on Thursday evening of