The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-07-04

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"A new brick pavement has been laid
10 front of the residence of William Fl.
Gandey, on Union street, near Delaware
avenue.
Rev. j. S. Beck, former pastor OF
the Milford IN j. Christian Church, who
at present resides in Philadelphia, is lying
very low with cancer of the stomach
-Watermelons have appeared 10 OUT
markets that is, suggestions of water
melons. The rind is there, but the lus
cious pulp is found only in resh-picked
Jerseys.
-NedwillSutphin, Of Pennington, while
skylarking with some of his young CON-
panions, on Tuesday evening of last week,
had the misfortune to fall and break his
collar bone.
"A game Of base ball was played on
Saturday afternoon a week at Hopewell,
between picked nine from this city and
the Hopewell club. The score resulted
in victory for Hopewell, % to IA.
Hot weather, with the mercury away
up in the nineties, has been prevailing for
the past week or more This is pretty
high for June, and as foretaste for July
and August calls for extra care in diet
There is an cid adage that 'tfor every
warm day in June we shall have cold
day IN the month Of February" II there
be anything 10 II we may expect good
many ear pinchiug days in February, '95
-Messrs. Jonathan and Judson B. Hoff,
living on the farm of Samuel T. Wilson,
near Sandy Ridge, have gathered and
shipped l40 baskets OF white cherries and
have as many more OF other kinds to
gather.
To. day is the "Gorious Fourth y
and the small boy mas on hand stock of
frecrackers and g internal machines ~
with which 10 scare his nervous grand
mother and probably burn his own fingers
or set fire to some building.
john NJ. Bryan, Of Clinton, died on
Sunday, l7th ult., at the Kearpey Soldiers
Home, near Newark. The deceased was
member of the 9lst New Jersey Regi-
ment and the Grand Army Post at juno
ton, aud was 80 years of age
The Second Brigade, National Guard
of New Jersey, of which the Seventh
Regiment forms a part, will go to Sea
Girt on July 9Th for weeks encamp
ment Company G, of this city. is one
of the companies composing the Seventh
Regiment.
The committee Of the Board OF Free
holders have awarded the contract for
building new iron bridge at Prallsville
to the Crotch Bridge Company, of New
York city, for 1919. The mason work
was awarded to a Stockton mason for So
per yard.
The members Of the Ringoes Grange
will hold picnic in Capt. E. E. Hol-
combe's grove, near Bowne's Station, on
the Pennington Branch OF the Pcnusyl-
vania II. r., on Wednesday, August LIST.
The Hon. Mortimer Whitehead and Others
will be present and deliver dresses.
An election for commissioned officers
of Company G, of this city, was held at
the armoiy (Holcombe HulD last Thurs
| day evening, conducted by Captain Van
Solver, Adjutant OF the Seventh Regi
ment, which resulted as fellows: Cap
tain, Israel IL. llusclton First Lleuten
ant, William Horn; Second Lieutenant,
Henry Trefz
The project OF holding a Fourth OF
July celebration in Lambertvile has been
abandoned. Our Jersey cousins ought to
come to Doylestown on the Fourth to
hear the eagle scream and the cannous
roar, to see the fantastical parade, the
balloon ascensions, the base ball and a
display of fireworks that will eclipse any
thing ever seen here before. - Doylesto,Daa
| Democrat.
"A National Road Conference will
be held at Asbury Park, July 9th and 9th.
Exhibitions will be made of different sys
tens of road making and OF machinery
designed for that purpose. 1t would well
repay our Street Committee and all Others
interested To make visit to Asbury Park
on this occasion. More information eau
be gained there 10 one day than by weeks
of ordinary investigation.
Advertising pays. Mr.. j. Is. Kline,
the Bridge street tobacconist, is per
sislent and shrewd advertiser, and as
result he is doing the bulk OF the trade Of
the city in his line. Keeping the choices
stock, charging only fair prices for it, ant
letting the people know that you have it,
assure to bring custom II you Everlasting
ly keep at it," His "Lambertvile Puffs'
have been so persistently advertised tina
they have big sale, and so also of thu
other brands of segars. Not only is Kiln,
a newspaper advertiser, but we notice
that he shows his pluck In dull lines by be
Ing the first to take advertising space or
the fence OF the new base ball grounds
Just now he is supplying call creation
with some splendid fireworks.
George s. Daley, and Jacob Hoag
land, two young men living near pleasan
Run, came over to Pennington last Thurs
day evening TO attend a meeting of thu
Masonic Lodge. After the meeting wa
over they started for home at about Il
o'clock, and when just above the Presby
terrain Church their'horse was stopped il
the street by two men, who jumped il
their buggy and commenced a violent as
sault upon them. Daley and Hoaglant
made a viporous resistance and a na;oh