The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-08-19


Mr. D. ]. Price, of Trenton, succeeds
Mr.. Deacon as Manager of the New Jer-
sey Rubber Works in this city.
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natural as in youth, and to remove dand-
ruff, use only Halls Hair Remover.
1.-THE Gallagher Association" whose
motto is "Let Ter Co." will hold their fifth
annual picnic at Oakdale Park next
Saturday.
We hear that the Emerald Beneficial
Society intend to run an excursion to the
famous Switchback in September, and
that the fare will be very reasonable.
&C. Fl. Gano, of Titusville, found
land turtle recently, marked 1853-W. 2.
After marking his own name on 1t, he
turned it loose again. Who will find it
81 years hence
jos. H., young son of Mr.. Chas. II.
Clarke, of Trenton, formerly OF this city,,
was drowned on Monday evening, while
bathing in Cooper & Hewitt's basin, in
that city. He was eleven years old.
The ladies OF the Mount Airy Presby
terian Church, who had charge of the re-
freshment tables in connection with the
Holcombe Reunion, were largely patron.
lied and cleared, we hear, about $40.
"A number ofthe "Holcombe Reunion"
sheets of songs were left over. AS there
is some inquiry for copies, we would
state that they may be had upon appli-
cation to DIR. G. II. Larson, of this city.
"A big fight occurred last evening at
the railroad station in which ten or fifteen
men finally became embroiled. One man
had his nose bitten and another an eye
badly injured. Cause hiskey. No ar
rests.
Rev. j. II. Boswell, pastor OF the NJ.
E. Church, at Mount Holly, formerly of
this city,, who had been at Island Heights
for few days, was taken home yester-
day CRITICALLY ill., He is suffering from
neuralgia of the kidneys.
The Presbyterian Sunday School pic
mic at Ellmaker Island, last Friday, drew
out a big crowd of children and adults
The day was lovely one, and everybody
appeared to find the occasion a joyous one.
The children have all voted (mentally) to
go again.
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vitality to weak and gray hair. Through
its healing and cleansing qualities, 1t pre-
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cures scalp diseases. The best har-dress-
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nomica.
Rev. Amos ii. Haiues and Rev. Geo
H. Larson, exchanged pulpits last Sun
day. Mr.. Haines preached at the Bap-
list Church at Ringoes and DR.. Larson
at the German Baptist Church, near Sand
Brook. Good congregations were pres
ent al tacn place.
-Messrs. VIM. F. Hslcombe, Augustus
and Alfred Cowdrick, Wesley Case, Geo.
Pral Wilson aud q. F. Fischer, are
among our leading peach growers in this
vicinity this season, and they will have
several thousand baskets, but not full
crop as 10 other years.
Work has begun in the Butterfoss
Canning Factory, in this city. A small
quantity of tomatoes was canned one
day last week, and some werk will be
done this week. By next week 1t is pro-
bable the tomatoes will come In more
beautifully 80 that full time may be made.
Delaware Castle, No. 1876, X. G. E.,
OF New Hope, will run an excursion to
the Switchback, Oct. 4th. No excursion
contains so many exciting and pleasing
incidents as a trip to the Switchback.
People who fail to take trip TO this won
derful resort, miss the biggest kind of a
sensation.
The Smiths OF Somerset county and
surrounding section, will hold their 18th
annual picnic mile east of Peapsck, on
Wednesday, Aug. 26th. The Clinton Cor
net Band have been engaged for the &C.
casion. Like the Holcombes, they are
many. Gov. Albeit is announced to
speak for them.
The rainfall of yesterday was the
largest since last Winter and will make
the corn crop sure II their should he no
more rain this Summer. DIR. G. II. Lari-
sons guage registered 1888 inches. and a
few days before, 0.73, making for the past
week 2.59. The ground is not full OF
water yet, but there is sufficient to put all
crops in fine growing condition.
The Executive Committee of the Hol-
combe Reunion met at Mount Airy, yes
terday and ordered the Treasurer to pay
oil bills. The reunion was real success
notwithstanding the heavy gale and show
er that kept so many away on the after
noon OF the great gathering. They pro-
pose to hold 1t next year on the line OF q
railroad, easy Of access and change the
order so that each provide his own meals
and thus do away with much hard work
on the grounds, giving all the time to
speaking and social visiting-a much more
pleasant and profitable way.