The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-08-23

-Miss hay +. Scarborough, OF thi
city, is sojourning at Cressou Springs,
Pa.
The employees at the rubber mill will
: attend the funeral of ]. II. Mangan TO-
morrow Thursday in body.
Mrs. Amos johnson and her sor
Alexander, leave to-day for Chicago,
where they will spend some days at the
fair.
Past Sir Knight Commander Cyrenus
Slack, OF Evening Star Castle, Nc. 10,
was appointed District Deputy Select
Commander OF the A. o. X. of N. c. fol-
Hunterdon county.
-Theleaseo OF Mr.. VIM. Thatcher's saloon
to Messrs. Holcombe 6 Dobbins has been
cancelled, Mr.. Thatcher having decided TO
continue 10 business. Mr.. T. pays for
felt of 5000 to the firm.
MIR. Ezekiel Bradfield, OF Philadel-
phia, formerly resident OF this city,,
visited his friends here last week. Mr..
Btadfield is about eighty years old, but is
hale and hearty. and is now employed in
the Pennsylvania repair shops in .Phila.
"A valuable young team belonging to
G. t. Arnwine, of Sergeantsville, ran away
few days ago, wrecked a good farm
wagon and coming in contact with wire
| fence, cut the flesh from the fore legs
| Of one Of the horses from the shoulder
| to the knee, aud otherwise injured both.
For sluggish and torpid liver, nothing
can surpass Ayers Pills. They contain
no calomel, nor any mineral drug, but are
composed of the active principles OF the
best vegetable cathartics, and their use
| always results 10 marked benefit 10 the
| patient.
We were pleased TO receive a call
last week from d. N. Messler, Esq, editor
of the Somerset Democrat, Somervile,
N. j., and publisher Of the Jersey Knight.
Mr.. Messler Is an enterprising and able
business man, and publishes two excel
lent papers. His success has been phe-
nomenal.
Those l0c. cigars for &c. are Just
grand, at Cox's, 81 Coryell st.
We notice 10 one of the Bethlehem
tPa.) dailes that MIR. Ii. d. Mason (for-
merly OF Stockton is putting considera-
BILE energy into the business Of the Postal
Telegraph Co. at that place, aud is great
ly improving the service. Mr.. Mason is
an efficient officer and trustworthy gen.
tleman.
Neglect OF the hair often destroys its
vitality and natural hue, and causes il TO
fall out. Before it is too late apply Halls
Hair Remover, sure remedy.
"A man named Duke, quarryman,
residing on S. Main st., in this city, took
an overdose of the "disturber" on Fri
day last, and while in this condition, pro.
ceeded to make things decidedly unpleas-
ant for any one with whom be came 10
contact near his home. Policeman Morse,
however, soon put in an appearance, and
Mr.. Duke hastily hied himself to his .'cas.
tie, locking himself in, and remaining
very quiet the remainder Of the day.
MIR. James II. Mangan, employed for
several years past as bootmaker at the
Lambertvilie Rubber Co.'S. mill, died at
his residence on s. Main ct. In this city,
on Monday evening last. The deceased
was sober, industrious young man and
highly respected by large circle of
friends, who sincerely mourn his death.
lie was an active member of the Hibernia
Fire Co., Div. No. 8, A. o. H., and also
a member OF the "Aid" connected with
the boot department Of the rubber mill.
AS an evidence OF how fast people
travel now-a.days, and appear to take 1t
as nothing surprising, we mention that
Mr.. Geo. L. Hodge, of this city, superin-
tendent of the Union Mills, New Hope,
left Springfield, Mass, last Saturday af
ternoon at l. 40 o'clock and reached home
at s. 10 the same evening. The distance
travelled was 20S miles, and the speed
about 81 miles per hour. In this trip
half hour was spent in New York going
from the Grand Central depot to the Penn
sylvauia, and also some moments lost in
changing cars at Trenton.
Says the H,nterdon Democrat-"The
application of Patrick F. Cavanaugh for
license TO keep saloon in Lambertville
was refused by the County Excise Board
at its recent meeting. The City Excise
Board of Lambertville had already refused
the application, and for this reason 1t is,
perhaps, a wonder that 1t was also refus-
ed by the County Board, for the mission
of that body appears to be to grant IL
censes in places where they are not want
ed by the majority Of the citizens. The
County Excise law ought to be swept
from the bright face OF the State"