The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-07-05

Daniel Mutually and Phillip Kelley, Of
New Brunswick, spent the fourth with
their parents in this city.
The latest styles, and most complete
line OF Dress Waists ever shown, on dis.
play at the GRAND DEPOT.
Mr.. Geo. Peters and wife, of Trenten,
N. j.. formerly of this city, are visiting
friends here during the present week.
The time is coming for Window
Screens and Wire Netting Ihave them,
all varieties. j. Helms,
Coryell st. Hardware Store.
Branch No. 2, Emerald Beneficial
Association of this city, attended service
in body, at st. Johns r. G. Church, on
July 4th.
Mr.. VIM. Hunt, of Elizabeth, N. j.,
is visiting his parents in this city. Mr..
Hunt came from Elizabeth ON bicycle,
and made the run Of about 60 miles in 6
hours.
Richard Mangan, a twelve year old
son of Patrick Mangan, residing on s.
Main street, this city, was Injured on July
4lh by being shot in the face with blank
cartridge.
The picnic in aid of ST. Johns II. c.
church of this city, that was held in Ban.
cheff's grove, on July 4th, was largely
attended. Prof. Price. of Philadelphia,
furnished music.
-Union National Bsnk (Frenchtown'
stock sold at the sale of personal proper.
ty of the late John Hoff, Of Kiugwood
township, on the Oath ult., at an average
Of $50. 03 per share.
MIR. Geo. W. Peabody, OF Newark,
"a former resident Of this city,) visited
his old friends here on the fourth. We
are glad TO report that he is 10 fair health,
and as enthusiastic as ever.
The picked niue of the Glover Club
of this city, were nowhere with the Elem
ington Athletic Association, on the 4th,
the latter getting away with them 10 sew
en- innings 10 the tune of 90 to 2.
MIR. Thos. II. Larson has taken Mr..
M. A. Marjarum into partnership In the coal
business. 1t began July 1st, and the bus
mess will be carried on at the old stand
corner of Elm and Clinton streets.
Nineteen of the Mercer Co. Wheel
men passed through our city on the 4th,
on their way home for Water Gap.
Among them were Geo. II. Garwood,
Chas. Swallow, Chas Hodge and Harry
Saltcr, formerly Of THIS city.
The Y. P. s. OF C. e. of the Baptist
Church Of this city, have sent Mrs. f. II.
Cooper as delegate to the meeting at
Montreal. 1t began to-day and will close
on Monday next. Twenty thousand del
egates are expected from all parts of the
world.
In old times 1t seemed TO be thought
that medicine must be nauseating to be
effective. Now, all this is changed. Ay-
er's Sarsaparils, one of the most power
full alternatives, is agreeable to most pal
ates, the flavor being by no means medi-
cinal.
Mr.. Thos. s. Callcn has opened a
new drug store at the corner OF Main and
Ferry streets, and has stocked it with a
fine lot OF goods. The store is handsome
ly fitted up and has some exceptionally
pretty window decorations. l. is lighted
throughout with electric lights.
The Fourth passed off unusually quiet
in our city. Outside OF the picnic in
Banchoff's Grove, there were no other
amusements TO indulge in. The fire
works display, in the evening, was very
pretty and was witnessed by large nun.
Der. Only one policeman was on duty
during the day.
We understand that three well known
Flemiugtonians are making themselves
useful on the big Fair Grounds at Chicago
VIM. s. Van Zandt, { formerly station
agent here for the Lehigh Valley RR Co. J
is ticket seller at the esd Street entrance
to the park, and Ed. L. Quick and o p.
Chamberlin, Jr. ARE conductors on the
elevated railroad running about the
grounds. -Hunterdon Democrat.
The bicycle race, on the 4th, at the
Pennington fair groands, between John
Wilson OF this city, and Asa Reading, OF
Pennington, came TO an inglorious con-
clusion, Reading running into Wilson
after going about two miles. Reading
was thrown off and bis arm injured, and
the race declared off. What kind Of a
bicycle rider is this Pennington champion,
that on wide track, with but one con-
testaDt, can't steer clear OF his oppo
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