The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-07-10
The latest, loveliest Perfume, En-
glish Hawthorne" at ShamaIia's.

GAO. residences, 400. The population
of Raiitan township is 1904.
The subject of the sermon at the
Baptist Church next Sunday evening will
be ''The Great VentrIloquist.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at 7 80 p. NJ, led by Frank Swallow.
Topic-"The Miraculous Draught Of
Fishes"
Frank Titus has very fine piece of
buckwheat 1t is of the Japanese variety
and many stalks will measure six feet or
over in length.
Mrs. p. W. Haitwell and children, of
Glen Rock, Pa, are spending a few
weeks with friends and relatives in Lam
bertville and vicinity.
Prof. A. W. Hartwell of Princeton,
is spending part of his vacation al the
home of his brolher-in-law G. E Black
well, near Moore's Station.
For sale, secondhand tricycle.,
IHiSC SIGG3 siiNo3 uSos ~
quirc at TIE RECORD office.
The hotels in this vicinity are filling
up with Summer boarders. A great many
prefer a quiet country village to crowd
ed sea side or mountain resort.
The services of the colored Mission
in this city will hereafter be held in the
third story of Hodges building, on Cory
ell street, east OF Gordon's Alley.
-Messrs. Edward Vannaita and JUDI
son Robinson, of this city, started yester-
day Tuesday, on pleasure trip to Bos
ton. They expect TO be gone week or
ten days.
"A buggy wagon belonging to p. G.
Hoif of this city, was quite badly wreck
cd on the Alexauken road on Saturday
hight. The horse, for some cause, ran
away and caused the wreck.
Some drug stores charge you full
price for patent medicines when you are
not acquainted with the reduction, but at
ShamaIia's you ge. the full discount
every time, whether you ask or not.
The Baptist Sunday School of this
city will go on its annual picnic on
Thursday, July 18th, to Ellmaker Island.
The parents of the scholars and the
friends of the school are invited TO go
along.
The Lawn Tennis Club has about
completed its building on the grounds on
North Main street. II is neatly design
ed house, and will prove to DC very at
lractive place for spectators as well as
great convenience to the members.
If you want specially-nice favored
segar, go to KLINE's, 30 Bridge street. |"
BY reference TO notice in another
column, it will be seen that our merchants
have decided to close their stores at $50
p. NJ. excepting Fridays and Saturdays),
from the 18th inst. until September 18th.
Buyers will therefore take notice and
govern themselves accordingly.
The Trenton Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation this week protested TO the Excise
Commissioners OF that city against the
granting of any more licenses, stating
that there were plenty already. That APP
pears to be the case in this city, but we
hear that the Board will have additional
applications Dext month
On last Wednesday forenoon, while
wagon belonging to Peter s. Parker 81
Son, carpenters and builders OF this city,
was being backed up in front of u build
ing under construction, Mr.. Thos. Con-
milf was thrown out, fracturing his hip to
such an extent that he was taken to st.
Francis Hospital the same day.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at Zoe.
SOC. size at 40c. 25c. size at 20c. If you
get it at shanialia's.
The Knights of Pythias' pic mic, at
Ellmaker Island, has become an institu-
ton, and everybody looks forward to it
for good time. This year il will take
place on Saturday, July goth, and there
will lie all the usual attractions, including
good speaking from prominent men. The
Liberty Band, OF this city, has been en-
gagged.
Coca Cola, the popular new drink on
sale at Blossoms drug store, is not only a
pleasant drink, but 1t contains very i'm
porlant medical qualities. 1t is tonic,
giving strength, vigor and endurance, and
is very helpful in cases OF nervous head
ache, dyspepsia, &c. People who dislike
the sweet drinks at the soda fountains will
find this refreshing and helpful.
The luscious watermelon already
shows its bullying sides at our green gro
GERS, and no doubt its advent is the sig
nal for Joy in the homes where 1t is
prime favoritc. The early melon is
Southern production, and while II does
not compare with the glorious Jersey
melon that comes later, still 1t is not to be
despised In the absence OF the other.
The reporter to the city papers must
have had vivid imagination when he
telegraphod that Byrnes, who was struck
by lightning Saturday week, in this
city, had his "left cheek burned as
though it had been in contact with iron
at white heat and that ''the left eye Is
entirely gone" The fact is that he was
not burned at all and his eyes were not
affected
MIR. s. M. Melkonyon, an Armenian,
whose home is Tarsus, the birthplace OF
the apostle Paul has been In this CITY Io'
some days canvassing for DIR. Ciarkes
Christian Endeavor "Tour Around the
World. He is very pleasant geptleman