The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-22

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The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city, will hold an Apron
Bazaar in Lyceum Hall, on Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week.
MIR. ]. B. Kline has laid in large
and varied stock of fireworks for the
GLORIOUS Fourth. . Call and select what
you want while the stock is full. je %
Belmont Perry, Of Woodbury., son of
the late " Commodore" Perry, Of Flem-
ington, is the latest Democrat named for
the Congressional nomination in the
First District.
The Town Clerk OF Delaware town.
ship has issued notices authorizing the
destruction OF all unmuzzled dogs found
running at large within the limits of the
township for ninety days from June lst.
AT Kline's Segsr Store, Bridge street,
may be found fine assortment of all
kinds Of fireworks, big and little, at rea-
sohable prices. je %
| lex Senator Lawrence, OF Sussex, OBJ
serves that the range of prices for labor
upon the farm Ia now from 500 to $50
per month, which is about equal to the
wages received by skilled laborers and
mechanics, exclusive of board. Fifty years
ago good farm hand could be obtained
for IS or $40 per month.
The Christian Endeavor Society, con
nected with the New Hope Presbyterian
Chapel, went on picnic to Phillips
Grove, about two miles above New Hope,
on Wednesday of last week. They made
the trip on boat, by way of the canal.
"A special passenger train passed up
the Belvidere division on Sunday morning
last, conveying the Park Avenue Wheel
men. of Philadelphia, to Scranton, where
convention of the wheelmen is being
held. What kind of "wheelmenn are
they that ride on passenger train!
"A most cordial invitation is extended
to the public to attend the closing exer-
cises of the Band of Hope, or Loyal Tenn
perance Legion, at Thatcher's Hall. ON
Saturday afternoon, at o'clock. There
will be no charge for admission, but q
collection will be taken up for their pic
mic, which is soon to follow.
Good House for Rent. Inquire of
L. H. Sergeant. mil
"A number OF the members of the
Thirtieth Regiment, N. J. ", met 10
Somerville last Tuesday. II was decided
10 bold reunion 10 Plainfield on Sept l,
and committee of five to make the me-
cessary arrangements was appointed.
The S0lh was one of the regiments re-
cruited in Pennington. 1t was nine
months organization.
The approach to the iron bridge on
South Union street is to be greatly i'm
proved. The stone steps on the north
end are to be taken away. and an easy
grade built from the bridge to the side
walk. This will be greatly appreciated
by the public, as the present mode OF
travelling is very dangerous to pedestrians,
especially at night.
The "Pride OF Pennington is the
best patent -four. 1t is equaled by few,
and exceled by none. For sale by s. +.
MARTINDELI, corner York aud Clinton
streets. II
Washington Camp, No. /, P. o. i. OF
A., of this city, attended divine services
at the New Hope NJ. E. Church, on Sun
day last. The Rev. Mr.. Stogdon preached
a special sermon to the Camp, which was
highly appreciated. A quartet Of brass,
from the P. o. $. of A. Band, accompa-
MED the Camp, and assisted the choir
during the services.
"A number OF our business men are
having electric push buttons put Ia their
places OF business, connecting them with
the Postal Telegraph office. The cost is
but trifie, and those that have telegraphlc
messages to send, or need the services Of
messenger boy, have only to push the
button, and the manager of the Postal
does the rest.
Kline has big stock Of Fireworks.
MIR. Joseph Hazen came near being
drowned 10 the river few evenings ago.
He, in company with young man by the
name Of Bray, attempted to swim across
the river, from one pier to the other, and
while between the second and third piers
Hazen gave out. and, but for the assist
ance of Mr. Bray, would have been
drowned. Joseph says the next time he
wants to go across the river he will take
the bridge.
The Home Visitor says "Miss An
ME Schenck, daughter of VIM. II. Schenck,
NJ. d., OF Pennington, Is home from New
York City, after an absence Of two years.
She has been taking course Of study In
Bellevue Hospital, in that city, prepare
tory to adopting the vocation OF trained
nurse. Miss Annie has graduated from
that institution with the assurance Of
success and profit 10 her profession, hav-
ing received the distinction and honor
from the physicians 10 charge of being
possessed Of every requisite necessary to
become one Of the best and most useful
10 her profession.
Both ladies and gentlemen say our
Egg Lemonades are delicious and refresh
ing. REINRRr & RIoE.
The election of Miles Ross over Allan
McDermott for New Jersey member Of
the Democratic National Committee Is an
other bad Knockout for the ring, and
will widen and deepen tie breach between