The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-06-21
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-Newsdealer James Mullineaux, of
Bridge ST., is suffering frrm carbuncle
on the hand.
j. M. Dilts, the new postmaster at
Stockton, is becoming quite efficient in
his new position.
"A family pic mic of people from this
city and vicinity, will be held at Climax
er Island, to morrow (Thursday.)
The thermometer yesterday reached
the highest point so far this summer. AT
DR.. F. w. Larison's it registered 97o.
The frame cottage on George ST.,
owned aud occupied by W. Fl. Evans, has
been sold to Henry Knowles of this city.
"A Birthday party was given to Miss
Nettie Van Horn, at her residence on N.
Main St.. on Thursday evening of last
week.
Improper and deficient care Of the
scalp will cause grayness of the HAIR and
badness. Escape both by the use Of that
reliable specific, Halls Hair Remover.
The Hibernia Fire Co is making ar
engagements TO make extensive improve
ments on the interior of their building and
also TO have their meeting room hand
somely furnished.
Mrs. Campion, wife of Patrick Cam
pion, of this city, died at st. Francis
Hospital, Trenton, on Tuesday OF this
week, where she has been undergoing
treatment for some time past.
'Lambertville Puffs" are the co.
line, Bridge ST. sells them. o.19
Mr.. D. " L. Schenck, OF Delaware
township, brought to our office, on Mon
day last, sample of timothy measuring
SO inches. This beats ''Pral, but "Un-
Gle Blu is yet TO be heard from.
MIR. p. II. Hsrtwell, of West Amwell,
sent to our Office yesterday a stalk of tim
othy which measures COZ inches in length.
We very much fear our friend "Prall''
will have to get some more bone-dust.
Make your own ice cream. / sell
the Gem Freezers, all sizes, at astonish-
ingly low prices. ]. Helms.
The congregation of the Stockton
Presbyterian church are going to have
their church ediflce remodeled on the in
side, new ceilings and other improve
ments, which have been needed for long
time. The contract has been awarded to
Messrs. Burroughs Parent and Samuel
Horncr.
While Fenwick Pew and Sherman
Evans, of this city, were driving horse
of liveryman CarrelPs near McGovern's
quarry, below this city, last Sunday, the
harness became entangled and the hoise
ran away, throwing both gentlemen from
the carriage. They were MT injured,
however, but the vehicle was badly
broken up.
The time is coming for Window
Screens and Wire Netting. Ihave them,
all varieties. j. HRINs,
Coryell ST. Hardware Store.
"A horse that was tied in front OF
Johnson's clothing store on Tuesday
morning became tired of standing and
laid down 10 the shafts. When II got up
the shafts were broken. 1t will cost at
least seventy-fve cents or one dollar to
repair them, when, if the farmer had put
his horse under shed. out of the sun, it
would have cost him only five or ten cents
WIN. ", l4-month- old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. D. Miller, residing on
Franklin ST., in this city, while playing
near the stove on Monday last, overturn-
ed coffee pot containing considerable
quantity of boiling coffee, tho contents
scalding the little one in such manner
that he died from the result on Tuesday
evening, after the most intense suffering.
Mr. Henry w. Russi. of this city,
who has been a student at st. Mays
Seminary, Baltimore, Cor some time past,
will be ordained to the priesthood, at St.
Johns Church, in this city, next Satur-
day morning, at 9 o'clock. He will cele-
brate his first mass, on Sunday morning,
at 1890 In the same church. Mr.. Russi
is very pleasant gentleman and has
made an excellent record in scholarship.
The latest styles, and most complete
line Of Dress Waists ever shown, on dis
play at The GRAND DKpor.
Mr.. Thos. Il. Larson, who for some
years has been fireman on the Belvidere
Division OF the Penna. r. r., has resign
ed, and gone into other business. A week
or two ago he bought half interest IN
Edgar s. Titus coal yard, corner OF Elm
and Clinton streets. Last Saturday Mr..
LARSON purchased the entire interest, and
is now ''going 1t alone" We wish him
success in his undertaking. Mr.. Titus, we
hear, has taken position as travelling
agent for the Walter A. Woods mowers
and reapers.
IL you want good segar, try Slam
bertville puffs, (" sold by Kline, Bridge st.