The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-08-01
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. /. 1888.

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The Democratic Clab Of this city
have secured large portraits of Cleveland
and Thurman to attach to their banner.
w. r. Sanford, of Pennington, has
been granted patent for combined
hand crusher and grinder
There are 23i pensioners in Hun
terdon County. who receive annually
$29, 1886.
The eleventh annual musical and
elccutionary entertainment at Solebury
Deer Park will be held Oh Wednesday,
August 23i.
Harry T.. son Of the late Samuel
Solliday, of New Hope. is a clerk in the
accounting department. of the Pennsyl-
vania RAILROAD at indianapolis, Indiana.
IF L. Sites, formely OF New Vernon,
Morris county. has been engaged as
principal of the Pennington Public
School.
No more blue Mondays for house,
wives as washing is made easy by the use
Of Tulip Soap. Try it. Save the wrap
pers.
The double frame house and shop
owned by William O'Daniel, on Coryell
street, is being beautified in front by the
painter, and new porch has been added
Practice makes pei feet but woman
don't need much practice to do her weeks
washing easily and quickly If she uses
Tulip Soap.
You can't make a neritorious article
out of cheap ingredients. Nothing but
pure material is used 10 the manufacture
of Tulip Soap, SO it must be good.
Lizzie Lacey, a young daughter of
Jacob Lacey, of this city, was sun.struck
one day last week. and for several days
was In very dangerous condition, but
is now improving.
Have you tried the new drink Milk
shake p If not, call 10 at Stockton's sa-
loon in New Hope and test it. 1t is the
drink OF all drinks, and has become very
popular In the cities.
The County Comm issioners have
awarded the contract for digging the
dry well at the Jail at Doylestown, to
Joseph G. Preston, of Solebury, for
1878 and 80 per foot for extra depth.
Rev. Harrison Clarke, of Mount Airy,
left last Monday for Wisconsin, where
he will spend his vacation. just before
leaving some of bis substantial friends
made him present of magnificent
hunting-case gold watch.
Don't fool away your hard earned
money in buying worthless article; but
invest in Tulip Soap and be happy.
The Saith annual exhibition of the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society
will be held 10 Philadelphia, Sept. Sd to
10Th. The premium list is just issued,
which may be obtained by addressing the
Office of the Society at 10 South Broad
street, Philadelphia.
The Finance Committee OF Common
Council held meeting on Monday even
ing of this week, and with a quorum of
Council fixed the tax rate the same as
last year, Sl25. The appropriations for
the year were also made, about the same
as last year.
"A dispatch was received by relatives
in this city this afternoon from Port JEFF
ferson, L. l., stating that Mrs. Horace t.
Smith died at that place at 11:25 this
morning. Mrs. Smith resided in Lam
bertville several years, where she was
well-known and had many friends.
The big performing elephant "Char-
ley of Robbins Circus, while being
led to water by his keeper. Levi Hedges,
at Honesdale, Pa, on Monday, caught
up Mr.. Hedges with his trunk and
dashed him to the ground, injuring him
severely. The doctors say he will die.
join the procession and march to the
nearest grocery and obtain a supply of
Tulip Soap. Use 1t once aud You will
never be without it, from choice.
Harry Shepherd, aged about II years,
son Of Peter A. Shepherd, OF this city
fell from q willow tree on O lot belonging
to P. @. Hoff, on Elm street, about 8
O'Clock last evening, and was bruised and
otherwise injured internally. When
picked up he was insensible, but regained
consciousness after reaching home The
extent of his injuries have not yet been
fully ascertained.
Mrs. Elizabeth Housed, wife of Theo-
dore Housed, died on Monday evening last,
after lingering illness of over two years,
OF apoplexy, at her residence on Delevan
street, in this city, In the s0th year OF her
age. The funeral services viii be held at
her late residence on Deleyan street, on
Friday morning, at 1890, and the inter
ment will be 10 Holcombe Rivervlew
Cemetery.
The Jury Commissioners of the
different counties in this State have
been engaged in selecting the names of
those eligible for jury duty. The names
are taken from the Assessors books,
and from these the Commissioners of
the respective counties will draw the
names for the coming terms of court
under the provisions Of the law passed
last winter.
Last Friday afternoon young man
who had been discharged from work on
the Delaware Division Canal, jumped
on coal train down near Bulls Island,
for the purpose, il is understood. Of
riding toward his home at Bethlehem.
As the train Stacked up between King.
wood station and Frenchtown, he in
some manner caught one foot between
the bumpers and it was smashed. He