The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-08-10
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: KLINE has some extra.flne brands of
Segars, at reasonable figures. jy6
The Lambertville Paper Co. are put
ting up new Fairbanks scale in their
mill yard.
The Stockton Sunday Schools pic
niced at Ellmaker Island, GU Friday OF
last week.
1.-THE Gallaghers," OF this city, will
hold their annual reunion at Oakdale, on
the 18th inst.
"A large number OF our citizens at
.ende;. the camp meeting in the grove at
New Hope, on Sunday last.
The second reunion OF the Thirtieth
N. ]. Vols, viii take place at Reformed
Hall, Plainfieid, Sept. /, at 10 A. N.
The P. o. s. of A. Orchestra fur
nished music for the harvest home at Ser
geantsville, on Thursday Of last week.
"A large barn is being built below the
rubber mill for the accommodation of the
horses used in Shanley's qnarries on Goat
Hill.
1t is surprising what reputation our
Milk Shakes have made. Try one.
je 29 RRINERT & RIoR.
Governor Albeit on Tuesday of last
week, appointed A. Q. Hulsizer, Esq, OF
Pennington, Fish Warden for Hunterdon
county.
Charles Dalrymple has moved from
the Servis property on Union street to the
house owned by Jonas j. Norman, on
Cottage Hill.
MIR. P. s. Parker, contractor, is en-
gagged in 1T modelling Holcombe Hall. The
stage is to be altered and other improve
ments made.
Post 20, G. A. R., In connection with
Post 20 Band, talk Of holding picnic in
Paxson's Grove, above New Hope, some
time in September.
No preaching services will be held In
the Baptist Church Of this city next Sun
day. The Sunday School will meet, as
usual, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ.
--"White Wonder" gives entire salts
faction. Sold by s. F, Martindell. jy6
The Sunday School of the First Pres
byterian Church of this city viii hold
picnic at Ellmaker Island, Raven Rock,
on Wednesday Of next week.
Rev. John Huffnagle, of Stockton,
last Sunday, rendered his resignation as
pastor OF the church at that place, having
accepted call to another charge.
The Sunday School connected with
st. Andrews P. E. Church Of this city,
went on a picnic to Ellmaker's Island
yesterday Tuesday,, and had pleasant
time.
"A steam elevator has been put In po-
sition at St. Johns new church This
will do away with having to take the
stone and mortar up the runs In wheel
barrows.
Gymnasium Hall was the scene of
very pretty sociable on Wednesday even
ing OF last week. About sixteen couples
we're in attendance and every thing passed
off pleasantly.
-Holcombe Hall, now used as an armo-
ry by Company G, is to be nicely painted
and papered inside. This has long been
needed. Chief Van Solver has charge of
the work and has ii now under way.
"A city ordinance prohibits bathing
within the city limits without being pro-
perly clothed. This law is not only being
continually broken by young boys but by
young men, as visit to the Island any
time during the day win show.
"A man wearing a cowboy hat was on
the corner Of Bridge and Union streets,
on Saturday evening Of last week, selling
tooth powder, liniment and cough syrup
and offering as premiums beautiful ~
gold rings. He disposed of quite lot of
bis goods, and more gold rings are being
worn in town than ever before.
There viii be meeting of the peach
growers at the Court House, in Fleming
ton, on Saturday afternoon, August 18th,
at ESQ o'clock, to consider how to dis
pose Of that fruit to the best interest OF
the producer. Edward L. Goodsell, fruit
auctioneer, will be present to explain to
the growers the plan adopted by the fruit
producers Of California, and now In oper-
alton both 10 New York and Philadelphia.
Miss Clara Rooms win take limited
number Of pupils In Piano and Voice Gull
ture, during the Summer months. je 20
--Ex-Judge F. 8. Holcombe, Of Mount
Airy, has curiosity in the shape Of
smooth-bore rife, which he says Is two
hundred years old, aud is yet 10 a good
condition. The Judge also has pen
knife and pitchfork which are curiosi-
ties, and are supposed to be over one
hundred years old. He contemplates ex-
hibi,ing these old relics to the Historical
Society at its next meeting. = Hunterdon
Democrat.
ALI the leading doctors prescribe the
Arcadian Waukesha Water, as It contains
many medicinal properties. For sale BY
Reinert & Rice, je 20.