The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-07-04
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WEDNESDAY,, JULY 4, 1888.
Tulip is the name of a soap.

fSSe AShASs
Best Cider Vinegar for cents a
quart or 20 cents gallon, at Charles
Pidcock's, No. 90 Delevan street. 1t
Cheapest and best Tulip soap.
Mrs. Sweeney, mother of Mr.. Edward
Sweeney, died suddenly last evening, at
her residence in this city. She was ill
only about an hour
Lewis L. Higgins, the Sergeants-
vile barber, has been appointed post
master at that place, Joseph .Servis, Esq,
having resigned the position.
The Stockton Baptist Church has
called the Rev. Mr. Nice of Belvidere, to
the passionate. He has accepted and taken
charge of the congregation.
It is strictly pure. Tulip soap.
The contract for the new iron bridge
at Frenchtown has been awarded to Tip
petit & Wood, of Phillipsburg, for 81. 700.
The bridge is to be completed by Sep
TENDER Goth.
-Anexpress wagon driving along the
street, in which were three crates of Gu
cumbers and coffin, was very expressive.
A few days later, the same wagon carried
three kegs of beer and coffin.
The Republicans of Stockton and vi
entity will hold meeting on Thursday
evening of next week, over the harness
shop, for the purpose of organizing
campaign club.
Eli X. Everitt, of Sergeantsville,
had narrow escape from death by being
stung by bee one day recently. He
was hiving swarm and was stung in
one of the main arteries, which stopped
the circulation of the blood.
For the Laundry use Tulip soap.
The Rev, ]. H. Boswell, pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal Church of this
city. will preach next Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock, on the subject, "Earth's
Terminal" and in the evening, at 7:45,
The cheapest place in the city to buy
Mems Working Shoes, is at MoNTeoM-
ERY's, No. N. Union st. Je6.
Abraham Haldeman, proprietor of
the stage line running between New Hope
and Doylestown,. was kicked by one of
his horses, at the former place, on Sun
day. The blow struck him In the abdo-
men, inflicting injuries which may prove
fatal.
Leading brands of cent Segars at
9 The Pearl -" Three Maids g The
Squaw" and "Ivanhoe.,' Apps.
-Messrs. Capt Lewis Van Blarcom
and VIM. A. Stiles, of Sussex, and ex-
Senator Geo. II. Large, of Hunterdon,
are prominently mentioned as candi-
dates for Congress in this Fourth Dis
trict.
New Spring Goods. We have now in
stock all the new styles of Spring Dress
Goods; Trimmings, Buttons, &c.
APPS. G. ]. FISHER.
The New Hope Cornet Band gave an
open-air concert on the evening of the Sd
inst in front of Van Harris hotel. An
other win be given next Saturday evening.
The continuance of these concerts de-
ponds upon the liberality of the people in
contributing to the collections taken up
during these concerts.
ALI who went from this city to Get
tysburg last week have returned home,
we'll pleased with their visit, and report
grand good time. We have been re-
quested by the survivors of the battle and
members of Maj. Angel Post to say that
they are under many obligations to Bishop |
w. Mains, Adjutant.G General and Quarter
master during the encampment, for many
favors received.
Give Tulip soap trial.
There are twelve persons in this city
who voted for Harrison in 1910. Among
them are DIR. WIN. Wetherill, s. B. |
Smith, ] v. Hull DR.. J. Hayhurst, W.
v. Cooley, A. q. Barber, VIM. Hoppock,
Chas. Thatcher and Jacob Skillman. The
grandson of the Harrison of 1910 will, if
these men live until the election day. re-
ceive their undivided vote.
--Children's day for trimmed Hats.
An immense assortment just received at
Je g.. VAN HORNS.
The dwelling house of Frank Rocks,
in Delaware township, about half mile
above this city, was burned down on
Tuesday afternoon. The fire originated,
1t is said, from defective flue. All the
furniture and clothing. except very few
things, we're burned. Insured for $275.
Mr.. Rocks has been unfortunate. He
met with considerable loss by the cyclone
that passed through his place three years
ago.
Van Sewers Pies are giving entire
satisfaction. Orders left at THE PEARL
win be filed promptly. Je6
One day in the latter part of Feb
ruary or early in March last, Mrs. Dinah !
Pegg, Of the Sand Brook vicinity, slip.
ped upon the ice in her door-yard and |
fell, thereby breaking one Of her legs.
The bone was reset, and she was just |
beginning to get about little though |
yet weak in that leg. Last Friday after
noon, while walking slowly about her
premises, she again fell, breaking the
other leg close by the hip.
The Executive Committee of the
Interstate Fair Association at Trenton,
have purchased site. Seventy-three
acres were purchased from Samuel
Smith. fifteen from Joshua Lee and ten
from MIR. Gordon. making ninety eight
acres iD all. The whole tract will cost
less than $4,000. It adioins the FASH
ion Stud Farm and lies between the
sandtown road aud the Pennsylvania
Railroad, opposite the Greenwood oefne-
tery.