The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-07-25

ing, on York street.
William Sharp, of Stockton, has TAX
en- the contract to remove the old wooden
bridge at Prallsville, N. j., for $40.
The paper mill of Mr.. VIM. Fl. Gan.
dey has been shut down during the past
week for repairs, and to put 10 some new
machinery.
Jonathan and Judson B. Huff, oil
Sandy Ridge, N. j., gathered and shipped
lao half bushel baskets Of white cherries
from only seven trees.
Sheriff Poulson of this county, was
one of the witnesses at the execution of
Jos. Walwitz at the Mercer County Jail
on Friday last.
-Epworth prayer meeting at the M.
E Church next Sunday, ut P. NJ. led
by Mrs. NJ. H. Pascoe. Topic" The
Prodigal Son Luke XIV: IL.
"A delegation of Tuscarora Tribe, No.
IL, Imp. Order of Red Men of this city,
paid fraternal visit to sciota Tribe, No.
9l4, of Doylestown, Pa, on Friday even
ing last.
Work has been resumed at the Lam.
bertville Rubber works, after shut down
of Two or three weeks, during which time
extensive repairs were made to the ma
chinery, etc.
The specially.selected segars and to.
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities. -
This Congressional district Qhe
FOURTH is now composed of the counties
of Hunterdop, Warren, Sussex and Nor
rls. The Essex township, have been plac
ed in the Sixth district.
w. ii. Dalrymple, of Brancnvlle,
has conveyed novel idea to gardeners,
by planting sunfiower seeds in the hills
with lima beans, the suufower stock taxi
ing the place of the bean pole.
"A good many farmers have had hors-
es killed in the pasture field by lightning
this Summer, and among them is Clement
Bonnell, of Mt. Pleasant, who met with
such loss a week CT two ago.
james Vannatta, brother of Edward
and John Vannatta, of this city, writes
TO his brothers here that he is doing duty
as a soldier at Hammond, Ind, protect
ing property from the riotous strikers.
On Monday evening last the insula-
ton upon one of the arc wires at the cor
ner nf Buttonwood aud Union became
imperfect and the current Of electricity
burned a large limb off a tree upon which
the wire rested.
The Rev. Z. NJ. Lightfoot, pastor OF
the Baptist Church in this city, will
preach on next Sunday morning and ev
ening, as usual. Subject for the morn
ing ,sIsrael at Mizpah." In the even
ing sTbe Man of Iron"
"A gentleman who visited this city a
few nights since stopped at one OF our ho'
tells. He inquired il nothing could be bad
to drink and was told by the proprietor
that he sometimes furnished it to guests,
but be had to be ''mighty CAREFUL about
it.
Charley, a fve-year old son OF Con-
rad Fritts, OF Glen Gardner, was playing
with a lead pencil few days since and
swallowed it. The piece was about three
inches long, with tin and rubber head.
An emetic relieved him Of the pencil and
saved his life.
-Frenchtown elected School Trustees
on Thursday. At that election 226 votes
were polled, SO of them being voted by
women. The following Trustees were
elected Franklin B. Fargo, Israel Ia.
Niece. Josiah Butler, Elias l.. Poore,
Rheese Bndd, John L. Robertson, George
w. Hummer, james N. Reading and Geo.
Stntsman.
Tommy Maslln closed his series OF
temperance meetings in this city on Mon
day evening. A mems temperance socie-
~. to work on gospel temperance lines,
was formed. Several drinking men sign
ed the pledge. He has done good WORK
In this city, and it now remains to be
seen whether the temperance people VIII
carry on the work.
Lost on Saturday, July 2lst, on the
road between this city and Mount Airy
via the Alexsauken, a 30 tIip ticket book,
with the name of DIR. G. II. Dilts on front,
a segar case, and one or two other small
articles. Ii was lost, probably near the
Alexsauken bridge. The finder wiz o.
suitably rewarded by leaving them at The
RECORD office.
Last week one day, two dogs belong
inc 10 w. C. Lopez, the Frenchtown
butcher, killed lot Of sheep belonging 70
Rheese Budd, farmer near the borough.
w. C. Apgar, The Captain OF the french
Town Gun Club, took after the dogs WIN
his sharp shooting breech loader nring
fon, loads at the whelps and coming so
close 10 peppering them that they were
right glad to change their pace from
ire, IN a dead run, and SO escaped.
Over five and one-half million bottles
sold in London, England, in four months
Hops Cheer, the finest non-intoxicstinQ
.ubs,Itute for ale or beer. Hops Extra,
splendid liquid food and notwithstanding
substitute for Stout. Made with the Full
ham artesian we'll water, to which is add
cd the finest and most wholesome In
gradients, including the best hops, thus
producing drinks that are unequalied al
thirst quenchers, appetizers, nerve tones
and excellent cures for indigestion. Verl
h;ohlv nraised nv A great number OF Brit