The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-08-07

on Union street.
Mrs. N. V. Atchley, of Long Branch,
is spending a few weeks with her cousin,
Mrs. p. Ii. Hartwell.
1t is reported that very interesting
game of qucits was played along the AL
cxauken Saturday afternoon.
The Methodist Church excurtion to
Ocean Grove will take place next Wednes-
day. 1t will be a cheap and pleasant trip.
The best is what you want when you
are in need of medicine. That is why
you should insist upon Hoods Sarsapa
rila.
The Rev. w. W. Baker, of Phillips
burg, will preach in the Baptist church in
this city, next Sunday morning and
evening.
The copious rains of Sunday after
noon and evening, washed the plowed
fields somewhat, but was just what the
corn and tomatoes needed.
Patent Medicines, dollar size at Zoe.
Soc size at 40c. /; 25c. size at zoe. if you
get it at ShamaIia's.
Thieves entered the Lchigh Valley
r. r station in Clinton, between and
IL O'Clock last Wednesday night and
took about $40 from the cash draw.
The many friends of John I'll. Mitch
ell, the good looking and jovial ice man,
will be glad TO learn that the doctor says
that he is BETTER and daily improving.
George Hand, brakeman on the
Pennington railroad, had his arm crushed
at Ringoes yesterday while coupling cars,
and the injury proved to he so serious
that ampuation of the arm above the ell
bow had to be performed
Perhaps it is not generally known,
but it is n fact nevertheless, that a horse
suffering from the cholic will be almost
Immediately relieved by inhaling the
smoke from burning rags, either wooden
or cotton, or both. Try this.
The Clinton Democrat says that a
company of local horsemen have leased
ground from George Cregar, between
Clinton and Annandale, and will build
half.mile track "The Beaver Brook
Driving Association is the name of this
new society, and i, is expected to have
the track finished within n month
1t is strange, isn't it that if a man
wants to undertake anything that r quires
steady nerves and strength of body, he
eschews liquors and becomes temperate
in all things. Prize fighters, runners,
wcrq, etc, all act on this principle; and
yet the average drinker makes himself
believe that he is benefited by moderate
drinking.
Tie street committee have the thanks
of the people who travel the creek road,
for the work done, and hope they Will not
give it up until they complete the job.
The girl with the bicycle and the bloom
crs, though somewhat exasperated by the
loose stones and deep scoopouts, in time
will pat the handsome commissioner on
the back and say "good boy" and per-
hars will feel life kissing him on the sly.
-" Lambertville Pnffs " are still going
up in smoke, and KLiNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
Robert Percy, boy of seven or
eight, son of Mr.. Percy living on Delevan
street, while fishing on the canal bank OPP
posite the railroad station in this city this
morning, fell into the canal and would
have drowned had not Barley Cruise,
block inspector for r. A. Montgomery,
who was standing by, at once jumped into
the canal and brought him ashore. He
was going down for the third time as Mr..
Cruise got hold of him.
--Richard ii. Wilson, of Brookvllc, N. j.,
died from paralysis on the 2Sth ult. He
was well known in this section of the
county. He represented tho First Dis
trict in the Legislature some years ago.
He was buried with Masonic honors last
Thursday, at Mount Airy, Orphens Lodge,
of Stockton, having charge of the SER
vices. The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. MIR. Van Dyke, of Stockton, and
some excellent remarks were made by
Rev. S. M. Studdiford, d. D., OF Trenton.
Tho Hunterdon County Farmers
pic mic will be held on Packer Island,
August IA and Is. The following per-
sons will be present to make addresses:
f. B. Wakcman, Mrs. Emogene Fales,
Miss Helen q. Johnson, A. G. Fisk,
VIM. A. Cotter, Augustus w. Cutler,
Mortimer Whitehead and others. Each
political party Is invited to furnish a
speaker to tell the people what their re-
spec,ive parties propose to do for the
farmer and laborer. IL. w. Wilbur,
Prohibltionist candidate for Governor, is
expected to make an address.
If you want TO stop chewing or smok-
ing, get "Baco- euro " at ShamaIia's.
Get book free.
The Hunterdon County Pomona
Grange will hold a basket picnic in
Hawks grove, at Locktown, N. j., on
Wednesday, August 18th. Hon. j. Ii.
Brigham, of Dalta, Ohio, Worthy Master
of the National Grange, will surely be
present and deliver an address. Let ev-
cry one, whether interested in agricultural
pursuits or not, hear this eloquent cham
pion Of farmers rights You are sure to
be entertained if not instructed. The
Pennington Cornet Band will be in atten-
dance from IL o'clock, A. NJ, until late
in the evening, cnlivenlng the occasion
with its choice music. Locktown orange