The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-07-17

at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
The Baptist Sunday School of this
city, will hold their annual pic-ni at ELL
maker Island tomorrow Thursday.
The M. E. Sunday School of this
city, will hold their picnic at Ellmaker
Island on Wednesday of next week.
-Epworth League prayer meeting Sun
day at 7.S0 P. NJ, led by Mrs. Leon
Thornton. Topic-"The Shilling of the
Tempest.
Two large blue heron were shot on
the Delaware at this city last Monday.
They measured about 6 feet from tip to
tip of wings.
You cannot be well unless your blood
is pure. Therefore purify your blood
with the best blood purifier, Hoods Sar-
saparilla.
MIR. S. NJ. Melkonyan, an Armenian
student at Princeton Seminary, gave an
interesting address ut the Presbyterian
Church in this city, last evening.
-FoR sALE--a st.class sewing ma
chine, in perfect order. Inquire at THE
RECORD office. 2t
r. Mcdaniel, advance agent of Rey-
nold's circus, accompanied by ten men,
is billing the town to-day. The hand
some advertising car is located at the foot
of Coryell street.
III. l. Budd, Esq, president of the
State Road Board, visited this city on
Monday, and was shown the various
quarries, &C., in this vicinity by Mr. Rob-
crt A. Montgomery.
Tho latest, loveliest Perfume, En-
glish Hawthorne, at ShamaIia's.
VIM Leary, of the first Ward, was
arrested by policeman Morse on Saturday
evening for abusing his family, &c. lie
was fined, and decided to forego fire.
water for year at least.
Mr.. Robert Butter, our popular tail
or. left home last Friday for a trip to
Europe, accompanied by his daughter.
lie sailed on the Lncania. He expects to
sail for home about the first of September.
The NJ. E. Church of Sergeantsvile,
will hold Harvest Home in the grove OF
Asher V. Williamson, on August 7th. II
stormy, next fair day. Good speaking
and excellent music will grace the occa-
sion
Patent Medicines, dollar size at Toe.
SOC. size at 4Oc. 25c. size at 20c. : If you
get it at ShamaIia's.
The Union Steam Fire Engine was
out on trial on Thursday euening last, al
ter which the regular meeting of the COM
pany was held, when the company was
presented with beautiful picture entitled
mount Elna, by Esquire Lyman.
Mrs. Owen Malone, who lives on
Cottage Hill in this city, was badly bitten
in the hand several times by pet dog be-
longing to the family, which was being
whipped for stealing meat, last Saturday.
The wounds have been cauterized. The
dog was killed.
The big picnic of the Knights OF
Pythias will como off at Ellmaker Island
on Saturday of this week. The Liberty
Band will furnish music Excellent speak
ing, games, &c , will add to the interest
of the occasion. A large crowd and an
interesting time may be expected.
We arc glad to know that some at
least Of our team owners, are thoughtful
of the comfort Of their horses. We no
ticc that some OF the block wagon horses
have coverings over their heads to pro-
tect them from the rays of the sun, and ii
is an example that others should follow.
If YOU want specially.nice favored
serar, go to KLINE's, 90 Bridge street.
MIR. -. =. Williams, recent grad
uate of the U. S. Government School al
Carlisle, Pa, gave an address last even
ing in the Baptist Church, on the Indian
and the Indian question. lie is mem
Der of the Nez Percez tribe in Idaho, md
Is very bright young man. lie viii en-
ter the Pennsylvania University in the
Fall.
The number of people who die at
GOOD old age appears to be increasing, ant
IL is not a rare thing to see announcements
of deaths at near the one hundred limit
recent instance is the death of Peter j.
Striker, at Bound Brook, formerly oil
Neshanic), who died Saturday week al
the age of ninety six years and five
months.
jones j. Kilroy, clerk in one OF thu
Departments at Washington, paid visi
to his home In this city recently, ant
spent some days here. MIR. Kilroy is also
studying medicine during his spare time
and will some of these days, bloom ou
as a regular M. d. He is a worthy younf
man. and we wish him success in hi
studies.
We were in error last week In stating
that the services of the colored Mission
would hereafter be held in Hodges hall
on Coryell street. The person who rent
ed the new hall has no connection Will
the Mount Zion Baptist Mission, which
holds its meetings on the corner OF Yorl
and Main streets, and which will continue
to hold them there. They hold services
every Sunday morning and evening, ant
on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
The big Reynolds Show which vii
exhibit here on Thursday, July 18th, hav
beautiful collection Of horses and ponie
Especial attention is called TO the drov
OF ponies, some Of which are very it'll
larger than dogs. The little colts Dor
this spring will be source OF wonder an
delight to the little ones. The ponies ar