The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-08-15

be found 10 another column.
st. Peters Lutheran Church, of Rie.
gelsville, will run its annual excursion to
Ocean Grove and Long Branch on Thurs
day, August 23d.
Hiram Fisher, of Ringoes, will take
the place of A. B. Riltenhouse as princi-
pal of the Stockton public school for the
coming year.
In dull times, when money is scarce,
the merchant who can offer the most for
the least money gets the trade. II you
have anything to sell, advertise, and the
purchasing public will reward you.
Next Sunday morning, in the Baptist
Church of this city, the pastor, Rev. E.
NJ. Lightfoot, will give a prelude upon
churches that close during the Summer.
In the evening, "Careless Rowing"
The festival held on the city lot by
the ladies Of the York Street Mission, last
Saturday evening, was well attended and
proved success, both socially aud fnan-
cially.
Captain Van Solver, Adintant of the
Seventh Regiment, N. G.. N. j., and
number OF the members of Company c,
of this city, are at the rifle range at Sea
Girt this week for target practice.
"A very pretty and attractive sign has
just been placed in front of Hartman's
news depot, No. Q North Union street.
II is the handiwork of Chef. Van Solver,
the artist.
Farmers Tomatoes will be received
at factory on and after 22d inst.
EyRRETT & SCARBOROUGH.
The annual excursion OF the NJ E.
Church of this city TO Ocean Grove and
Long Branch left here this morning, at
6:45, with six cars well filled. including
one car run from Stockton.
-Epworth prayer meeting at the Nj. e.
Church next Sunday, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
led by Miss S. f. Sivers. Subject, "The
Good Samaritan Charity the true sane
tity Luke x, 25-37.
The Clinton Democrat says that Dl
vid Reed, living near New Germantown,
in this county, has refused al offer of
&c. made by responsible Maryland
patty for his peach crop this season, they
also to furnish baskets and pay the freight.
1T is expected that large delegation
of Christian Endeavorers of the Y. z. s
G. E. of the Baptist Church of this city
will attend the Hunterdon County En-
deavor Convention at Milford on Friday
evening of this week. Fare for round
trip, So cents.
William B. John, Of this city, travel
ing salesman for the Lambertville Rubber
Company, is now confined to his boarding
house at Lock Arbor, suffering from the
effects OF deep and ugly cut in one of
his feet, sustained while bathing in a ma
tatorium at Pittsburg, Pa.
An exchange says that ex Congress
MN Pdcock expects to market about
1901 baskets of peaches this season.
He gets half of what the peaches sell
for and the mcn who run his farms pay
all expenses and get their profit out OF
the other Ia (.
Tue Point Pl, asant Baptist Sunday
School will run an excursion 10 the
geological Gardens, Philadelphia. on Fri
day of tins week. The train will stop at
Lamberlville al 1863 A. M. Tickets$1 30,
including admission to the Gardens. For
particulars, see bills.
Point Pleasant Council, No. 500. Jr.
o. U. A. NJ will hold picnic en- Eli
maker Isle on Saturday, August 25th.
Councils from Uhlertown, Frenchtown,
Lambertville and various other places will
also be present and will make the occa-
sion grand success.
The home merchant has been afford
ed protection in bill passed by the last
Legislature by which it compels dealers
who go about holding " bankrupt sales "
to take out license from the State Trea
surer at fee OF $25 aud deposit $500 as
security, aud then get local license be-
fore beginning business.
"A new drink-Coca Cola-has been
introduced at Blossoms drug store. This
refreshing beverage is prepared from the
cocoa plant OF South America and the
African colo nut, and is said TO be re-
markable for its invigorating and tonic
properties. II is becoming very popular
wherever introduced
Game will be plenty this Fall, so peo-
pie who ought to know say, and sports
men " i'll have harvest. Squirrels, both
gray aud red, are reported to be thick 10
the woods, AMI rabbits and quail are said
to be around in large numbers. In some
localities the whistling Of the Z" bob white !"
can be heard on all sides every morning.
A fellowship gave the name OF Frank
Walters, of Colorado. was arrested in
Frenchtown last Wednesday by Phiia-
delphia detective. Frank had stolen
horse 10 that city and the officer had
chased him down. Both horse and pris-
oner were shipped on Thursday for Phila-
delphia.
A Brooklyn base ball team, assisted
by some Pennington players, played a
game of ball on the grounds 10 this city
last Saturday, In which our home team
was badly beaten, the score being 1e to ..
II the Brooklyn pitcher had not been in
iured 1t might have been 16 10 0. But
how much glory any club gets when its
game is played for it by outside profess
SIGNALS. we fail TO understand.
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