The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-08-02
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NAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS:
MIR. Edward worrel, of this city, lost a

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MIR. Edward Worrel, Of this city, lost q
horse last Sunday morning from collie.
MIR. Shultz Everett lost valuable
horse on Thursday last from indigestion.
Miss Gertrude Harvey, of Phila., is
visiting at Mr.. VIM. II. Moons, on York
street.
Miss Clara Girton, of Newtown, Pa. +,
is visiting at Mr.. John Maston's, on Dele
van street.
II. T. Bissey, of Oak Dale, who has
been very sick with neuralgia of the heart,
is improving.
IS. V. Holden has the contract for
painting the Catholic church, and has
commenced work.
Alexander Nelson, who formerly kept
the hotel at Washington's Crossing. N. j.,
opposite Taylorsvlle, died on July 2lst
ult.
The specially selected segars and to-
baccos sold by j. b. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
The Canal company have put in cof.
fer dam at the Falls so as TO raise the wa.
ter at the Ferry, as loaded boats could
not cross the river without grounding
-Hervey s. Holcombe, who resides
just above the city, lost valuable young
Sir Cecil horse few days ago. The dis
ease was Inflammation of the spleen.
Harry D. Mason, late Postmaster at
Stockton, has been transferred from
Asbury Park to Bethlehem, Pa, where
he will continue in the employ Of
the Postal Telegraph Company.
On Thursday evening last, s. s. Van
Horns store was brilliantly illuminated
by electric lights for the first time. The
large number of lamps and the unusual
brightness, attracted great many visi.
tors.
We were pleased to receive call last
Wednesday, from J. r. Robinson, Esq,
editor Of The Woodbridge Register.
Mr. X. is bright and pleasant gentle
man, and publishes sound Republican
sheet.
"A small child of Mr.. Farley Moore's,
aged about four years, residing on South
Main ST., fell in the race way of the Wa
ter Power Co., on Sunday, but was res
cued by Mr.. Frank Shindlemitz, after the
child had gone under water once.
The Frenchtown Independent says
The large stallion called "The Tartan"
which was bought by syndicate year
ago last spring for $4,000, was sold at
public sale recently for $50. He was
struck off to Paul A. Queen, Esq, of
Pennington.
We received call day ortwo since
from Mr.. W. W. Perrinc, formerly of this
city, who is now, and has been for years,
employed in one of the largest retail dry
goods houses in Jersey City. He is
spending his vacation among his old
friends in this vicinity.
p. o. S. Of A. Band furnished an ex-
cellent open-air concert on the lawn OF
the Episcopal parsonage on Saturday ev-
ening last, on the occasion OF the "Re-
ception' by members Of the ''Garden
League" The lawn wss tastefully arrang'
ed with lanterns, &c, and the Exception"
was voted success.
"A gasoline tank at j. Heston Smiths
machine shop, on s. Union street, used In
connection with a gas engine, exploded
last Thursday afternoon aud set fire to the
shed in which Il was located. The fire
was put out before any damage was done.
The fire department responded promptly
to the alarm.
The Doylestown Democrat is author
ity for saying il is proposed TO lay out and
beautify a park along the Belvidere
Delaware Railroad between Milford and
Frenchtown, N. j., which will be similar
TO the noted Menlo Park, at Perkasic, Pa,
and used as q resort for excursions, pic
MICS, anniversaries, etc. This location Is
very pleasant aud should bring good re-
turn for the investment.
"A Trenton exchange says: -"Grand
Chancellor Hayhurst, OF the Knights Of
Pythias, has issued his first official circu-
lar in reference to the annual field day,
which will be celebrated at Freehold on
September 4.h. The appointment OF
Grand Marshal has been rendered to and
accepted by Past Chancellor @. II. W..
Van Solver, Of Lodge Ne. 10. The BROTH
err is Adiutant OF the Seventh Regiment,
N. G. N j., and his experience in matters
OF this kind will be guarantee that the
arrangements will be all that can be ask
ed. The arrangements for dress parade
and competition drill Of the Uniform Rank
will be such that these features Of the
day will give greater satisfaction thar
heretofore. The Grand Chancellor urges
district deputies and Chancellor Com
manders to at once begin arranging for
the attendance of their districts and lodg
es.n
Kline still has run on 'sLambertville
Puffs'-s first-class segar at low price.