The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-07-05
MArLs ARRIVE As FOLLOWS :
-watermelons have made their a

-Watermelons have made their ap.
pearance on the market.
Mr.. John Crowley aud sister, arc
visiting friends 10 New Brunswick.
John Srope, of Pennington, caught q
black bass in the Milestone river on Satur'
day week that weighed four pounds and
one ounce.
Ray NJ. Busler, formerly editor of the
High Bridge Monitor, was ordained pas
tor Of the Baptist Church at Mahanoy Citv,
Pa, recently.
Mr.. E. o. Howell, of Clinton, has
bought the plant of the High Bridge Non
itor, and will move his job office from
Clinton 10 that place.
Conductor Frank Pierson, of Phillips
burg, has taken charge of the passenger
train formerly run by the late Peter Young,
and removed to Belvidere.
When the scalp is atrophied, OF
shinybald, no preparation will restore the
HAIR; 10 all other cases. Halls Hair Re-
newer will start growth.
The next Convention of the Hunter
don County Sunday School Association
will be held in the Reformed church at
High Bridge, early in October.
The building of the new iron bridge
near Jacob Hackett's, between Clinton
and High Bridge, has been awarded to
the Toledo Bridge Company, for $4,000.
Arc lights have been placed at the
corner OF Union and Bridge streets and at
Union and Church, as sample lights.
They attract considerable attention.
Henry Hill and George Burroughs, of
Pomeroy, Penna., spent the fourth with
friends in this city. Henry used to be
the torch bearer for the old Post 90 Band.
-''Lambertville Puffs" are the go.
Kline, Bridge st. sells them. o.19
Policeman Cole of the First ward, has
been transferred to the Third ward by
chief OF police Morse. Policeman Cum
mings takes Coles old place in the First
ward.
The electric light was turned on, on
Thursday evening OF last week, for the
first time. The light gives good satisfac
tion. The company expects to have the
plant in full running order this week.
james Squires and Michael Carmody,
quarreled in the ''Ceurt" about chicken
fight, on Friday evening OF last week,
when Squires pulled out revolver and
emptied two chambers at Carmody. For
tunately, neither ball took effect. Squires
has not been arrested.
Harry Oblinger, climbed up post in
front of Smiths tailor shop on Union
street, on Friday evening of last week,
and when coming down, caught on
sharp hook and was badly cut on the
breast. A physician had to be called in
and the cut sewed up.
A soft, fair skin is the result Of pure
blood and healthy liver, to secure which
Ayers Sarsap irilla is the Superior Medi-
cine. Ladies who rely upon cosmetics TO
beauiify their compilations, should make
note OF this, bearing In mind that they
can't improve upon nature.
The Mauch Chunk Democrat says
that General Lilly enjoyed several car
riagc rides during the past week. He is
unquestionably gaining, slowly but sure
ly, and is more cheerful than at any time
since he became i'll. His friends 10 this
city will be glad to hear this.
Make your own ice cream. i sell
the Gem Freezers, all sizes, at astonish-
ingly low prices. j. Helms.
MIR. F. U. Philhower, the invincible
candidate OF Tcwksbury, is being much
mentioned for the Assembly nomination
Lext Fall. His present term as Freehold
er makes seven years, in which he has dis
charged the duties of that responsible Of
fee with clear credit to himself and adj
vantage to the county. Clinton Dem.
The Washington Memorial AssocIa-
ton Of Washington Camp, No. /, P. o.
s. of A., headed by fife and drum
corps, visited Washington's Rock, on
Goat Hill, on fourth OF July morning, and
dedicated the rock 10 the Camp, after
which they gave it coat Of white paint.
II is the intention Of the Camp to preserve
the rock and paint it with the tri color.
Permission to take charge Of the rock
was granted by Mr.. Stanley, il being sit
uated on his ground above the quarries.
The one hundred and twenty-seventh
annual meeting Of the New Jersey Medi-
cal Society was held at Asbury Park, June
goth. DR.. o. Fl. Sproul, of Pennington
was elected second Vice President Of the
Society before adjournment. At the
evening session DIR. ]. w. Stickler, Of
Orange, read paper on sBovine Tuber-
culoss." The doctor commended that bow
inc tuberculosis is readily transmitted to
man and occurs more frequently than is
generally known, and urged the necessity
Of the State adopting stringent measures
for the protection Of the people against
the disease.
800 yds. stylish shilling Dress Cling
hams, cts, at the GRAND DEpoT.