The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-08-21

1usted the damages 10 QuakertoWn
Church, by lightning, at 81 700.
Mrs. N. V. Atchley, who has been
spending some weeks at P. II. HaitwelPs,
returned to Long Branch yesterday.
-Epworlh League prayer meeting Sun
dly at 7 80 p. NJ, led by Ben. Frazer.
Topic-"The Dcmoniacs in Gadara."
Weakness is the symptom, impover-
ished blood the cause, Hoods Sarsapa-
rila the cure. II makes the weak strong
Patent Medicines dollar size at 75c.
Soc size at 40c. csc. size at zoe. : if you
get it at Shamalia's
Judge Holcombe was appointed del
egate TO the State Board of Agriculture
by the Pomona Grange of Hunterdon
county.
One of a large team of horses belong
ing to Peter Haver, near Rowland's Mills,
was badly injured in a runway few
days since.
George Young, of Clinton, music
teacher, aged about twenty -four years,
died Tuesday of last week at his home,
being overheated while riding bicycle.
Augustus Dilts. of Copper Hill, re
Gently donated 10 E. Vossellor, Secretary
of the Hunterdon County Historical So
ciety, an Indian axe that he had plowed
up on his farm. The axe is a perfect
specimen.
=" Lambertvile Puffs " are still going
up in smoke, and KLlNE's Bridge street
store keeps them exclusively.
The carpenter work on Harry Harri-
sons new house above this city, in Della
ware township commenced on Monday.
The artists in charge so far, are Newell
Atchley, of Trenton, and "0keyn Hol-
combe, of this city.
Colonel Edwards, of the New jersey
Society for Prevention OF Cruelty to
Dumb Animals, who lives 10 Newark.
was in this part of Huntcrdon last
week making inquiI @, as to how the law
was being enforced here. He stopped in
Pennington on Monday, calling upon
friends.
If you want to stop chewing or smok-
ing, get Baco-C at Shamalia's.
Get book free.
"A little Italian child whose name we
could not learn, fell off the abutment OF
one the bridges at the Hook in this city,
on Monday evening and was picked up
insensible. AT first it was supposed that
its back was broken, but upon being ex-
amined by Dr. Closson, no broken bones
could be found, and it soon frightened up
and appeared to be free from any serious
burt.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Doubilinski had
for their guests on Wednesday, Mrs.
Frank Jordan, of Philadelphia, cousin
of Mr. Doublinski's, and Philip A. Bour,
general manager of the Pennsylvania Salt
Company, which company Mr.. Doubilin-
ski has represented as travelling salesman
for number OF years.
There is a movement on foot to have
the present fish law abolished. The fish
ermen at this end of the Delaware river
claim that they do not enjoy the same
privileges as these below the Trenton
Falls. A meeting of the fishermen of the
upper end of the Delaware will be held 10
Phllipsburg in few days to take action
on the laws.
We are now well into the last month
of summer. 1t seems such short time
since we emerged from the rigors OF an
extremely cold winter that it is hard to
realize we are SO near to fall. The almost
unparalleled changes from heat to cold
weather have completely neutralized the
sting OF the present summer and brought
us near on to fall almost inperceptibly.
ALI the best brands of smoking anc
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street.
"A family living on the new road
south Of this city, while at supper day
or two since, were aroused by the bark
ing of their dog. Upon going out, they
found horse and wagon standing out
side without a driver, and man out IL
the field stealing truck. AS soon as hi
saw that he was watched, he came up U
them with bag 10 his hand and asked
they had any rags to sell. They told hin
they had not, neither had they any vege
tables for thieves. At nearby house
the same fellow stole lot OF apples.
The Kingwood correspondent of tn
FrenchtowB Independent says; Hem.
Cook, of the Idell Mills, has been meeting
with a series of misfortunes. Early weel
before last be made business visit t.
Stockton and on the way home his hors
ran away and wrecked the buggy. o.
Saturday week one of his farm horse
died with the "putrid sore throat, an
IN Sunday the barn on his farm wa
struck by lightning and one horse killed
hut the fire was fortunately extinguishe
before much damage was done to th
building.
For SALE secondhand tricycle.
large size, rubber tires, best make. In
quire at THE RECORD office.