The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-09-21

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The dry weather of August ripened
many fields of corn, and much of the crop
has already been put in shock.
"A social party was held In Gymna-
SUM Hall on Friday evening last. A
very nice time was had by all in attend
ance.
Get your School Book and School
Supplies at A. II. Titus. s14
The Water Power Company have laid
flag stone pavement along their proper
ty on Main street, in the First Ward-the
beet walk In the city.
The Annual Convention of the Hum
terdon County Sunday School Associa-
ton, will be held in the Baptist Church,
Lambertville, Friday, October 7th.
-Tuscarora Tribe, No. IL, Imp'd o. Of
r. NJ, of this city, have put in their room
new carpet and new chairs, and have
beautified their Wigwam 10 other respects
MIR. James II. Callan, OF this city,
will be candidate for Assemblyman at
the coming Democratic caucus. Mr.. y.
has perseverance and grit. In time, these
are sure to win.
Fall styles Dunlap Derbys, now
ready at Trewin g Co. 3. s14-3t
Griffin Post, of Scranton, Pa, pass
ed through this city on Saturday last, and
Tolmie Post, No. 80, of Phillipsburg, N.
j., on Sunday last, on their way to the
g. A. r. Encampment.
MIR. Joseph D. Case, OF Oak Dale,
while unloading a calf at Stockton, on
Wednesday last, was thrown from wagon
and had two ribs broken. DR.. f. w.
Larson is attending him and he is getting
along nicely.
Decidedly the finest days trip that
can be made, is that 10 the Switchback
and Mauck Chunk. Lone Star Lodge
will run an excursion, by Reading Il. X.
from New Hope, Oct. 9th. See adver-
tisement for particulars.
Buy the "White Wonder Flour. y
For sale by s. F. MARTINDELr, cor. York
and Clinton streets. If
"A great deal of talk has lately been
heard in reference to discharge of
large number Of hands at the railroad
shops, owing to scarcity of work, and
number expected to get their time on
Saturday last, but were happily disap-
pointed.
Two boys Of about fourteen years Of
age, were arrested for robbing the money
drawer in John Clayhunce's segar store,
on Coryell street, last Friday noon, while
Mr.. Q. had gone to dinner. They were
subsequently s'let Off on promise of good
behavior.
The County Excise Board met last
Friday at Pennington and granted license
to Henry Treftz for wholesale bottling
establishment, and refused the application
Va hOnfno ~ Ouuuu tOf . uOtCi llCtuSt.
Both these licenses were refused by our
City Excise Board.
KLINE has some extra.fine brands OF
Segars, at reasonable figures. jy6
The large black dog owned by Mr..
James Hoppock, Of this city, jumped
from the third-story room, over THE
REooRD office, to the pavement below, on
Sunday last. The dog was not hurt in
the least by his great jump and started of
on run as soon as be landed on terra
frma.
-Dr. y. @. McGlaughling, prominent
physician Of Philadelphia, who owned
farm near Van Dolah's school house, in
Delaware township, died suddenly at his
cottage at Sea Isle, recently. He was a
class-mate with the late DR.. Geo. Fl. Lari-
son, of this city, and served throughout
the civil war, being Surgeon-in- Chief Of
the First Division of one OF the United
States army corps.
"A correspondent writes: "Rev. Mr..
Cooper, OF Lambertville, has been occu-
plying the pulpit Of the Sandy Ridge Bap-
fist Church for several Sunday afternoons,
and has made many friends in that vicini-
ty. On Sunday afternoon next, a meet
ing viii be held under the auspices Of the
Ladies' Missionary Society. Rev. j. w.
Van Dyke, OF Stockton, who spent seven
teen years in Siam, will be present and
give an account Of his experience in that
country"
About fourteen years ago, as joke,
some one stole a pie from Mrs. Charles
Lindsey, Of Titusville, (now a resident of
this city, After keeping it for some
time, the pie was stolen from the original
purloiner and returned to Mrs. Lindsey.
Mrs. Lindsey still has the pie in her pos
session. Notwithstanding its age, it is
still fairly good-looking pie, and isn't
much drier or tougher than some OF the
younger pies one occasionally comes il
contact with.
The ''Pride Of Pennington" is the
best patent -four. II is equaled by few,
and excelled by none. For sale by s. F.
MARrINDRLI, corner York aud Clinton
streets. If