The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-08-05

MIR. Joseph German, of this city, has
been granted an original pension.
The P. o. S. of A. Band had a fine
picture of themselves taken by Fritz, last
Friday.
The Peoples Stores. S. Van Horn
offers some bargains in the new adver-
tisement 10 this issue.
"A Harvest Home will be held near
the Church in Clover Hill on Tuesday
next, August 18th.
The Rock NJ. E. Church harvest
home will be held tomorrow Thursday.
The P. o. S. of A. Band will furnish the
music.
"A faded or gray beard may be color
ed beautiful and natural 5roson or6lock,
at will, by using Buckingham's Dye for
the Whiskers.
IS. A. Finger, Agt., offers ten per
cent. discount on all purchases during
August. This is genuine offer. See
advertisement.
The State Camp of the Patriotic Or
der Sons of America, will be held in this
city in September next. A grand parade
is expected to be held on the occasion.
The strong point in which the davis
has fought, aud won, so many battles, is
the vertical Feed"-an improvement
used on no other sew machine.
John Carpenter, father of ex-senator
Carpenter, of the New Brunswick Times
and Clinton Democrat, died at Wood
bury, N. j., on the 2lst ult, In the SOth
year of his age.
The number Of cases of tiiphthefia
on Ferry street. calls for rigid examina.
ton from the Board of Health, and we
learn that the Board have taken steps to
find, if possible, the cause.
"A delegation of Delaware League,
No. 10, Improved o. Il. NJ, of this city,
in their uniform, paid fraternal visit Ia
Wachusett Tribe, at Stockton, last Tues.
day evening, and very enjoyable even
ing was spent.
AT the NJ. E. Church harvest home Of
Stockton, last Friday, large crowd at.
tended and the financial results were. very
satisfactory During the afternoon, the
band stand gave way, owing to the crowd
upon il, but fortunately, no one was in
| jured.
Rev. Mr.. Fitzgerald, pastor of the
st. Johns Church, of this city, announced
TO his congregation last Sunday, that as
soon as the frost is out Of the ground nexl
Spring, they would commence the erec,
ton of a new church, on their lot or
Bridge street.
-"Bellman," the noted Salem county
stallion, troited mile at Cleveland, Ohio
on Saturday, in 2:1s3. Budd Doblt
says he will trot in 2:15 before the season
is over. "Bellman" is half brother Il
'.Erin," 2;24a, owned by A Killgore a
Meadow Park, Pennington.
Charles Erickson, who was employ
ed by the School Trustees to clean GU
the cistern of the Hill School, recently
! found at the bottom of it large lot o
broken bottles and one fiat bottle filleC
with blackberry wine. 1t is amystery how
such things got there. The fiat bottle
awaits an owner.
Even an editor appreciates "puff, =
if it is sincere. The following extrac
from letter TO Tue RECORD, from gen
tleman well-known for his ability ant
standing, is therefore pleasant reading
81 have valued you paper-like its clear
moral tone and fearlessness, aud take In
terest in its news items"
Mr.. Jacob Helms has for sale 9Th,
Perfect Washer" washing machine
manufactured at Bordentown. Generally
washing machines are u humbug, but thi
one is an exception. The editor of Tn
RECORD has had one of them 10 use in hi
family for over two years, and its con
| tinued use shows that it is o time
A three hours wash with tub ant
board can be done by this machine in al
hoer or less. 1t is just the thing TO
heavy articles such as sheets, quilts, etc
Call aud look at it.
The new ruling Of the post-office de
partment in regard to the delivery OF pen
sion letters is OF interest to large numbe
of residents of this vicinity. II is yer.
explicit aud directs that letter addresse,
| to pensioner must not be delivered t,
any person in whose care it may be ad
dressed, and under no circumstance
must the letters OF pensioners sent from
the pension office, or from any Unitc'
States pension agency, be delivered to an.
attorney, claim agent, broker or any othe
person. This is done to avoid IL possibl
tue preparation of fraud, which has beer
frequent of late years In the pension de
partment.
Live in Peace, and buy a WindoS
Screen at Helms Store, Coryell st.
The Prohibitionists Of Huuterdon me