The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-07-29
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 90, 1896.

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-You get discount on every bottle of
medicine at Shamalia's.
Our next holiday is Labor Day, on
Monday, September Z.
The Royal Arcanum Will have field
day and reunion at Asbury Park on Au-
gust 4th.
The ladies of the Locktown Christian
Church will hold a harvest home on
Wednesday, August 90.
Several horsemen of Pennington are
in favor of holding grand trotting meet
ing on the old Fair Grounds at an early
day.
--Chas. Roberts and Mrs. W. C. Neice
have recently put up handsome porch 10
front of their residences on North Union
street.
The Freeholders are giving the
bridges about the county much needed
coat of paint, the color chosen being
white.
If you want specialy.nlce favored
segar, go to KLINE's, 20 Bridge street.
Samuel Stockton is prepared to fur
nish handsome silver. plated numbers for
houses, at low price. Don't buy until
you see his samples.
The ladies of the Resyile Church will
hold an Ice Cream Sociable on the
Church lawn every Saturday evening
during the Summer
The annual excursion from Fleming
ton to Long Branch, Ocean Grove and
Asbury Park will take place this year on
Thursday, August 9th.
Every man having beard should
keep II an even and natural color, and if
it is not so already, use Buckingham's
Dye and appear tidy.
"A short time ago, dogs killed year
ling calf for Chas. Cronce, at Black well's
Mill and the same night an attack was
made on Frank Titus's hogs.
ALI the best brands of smoking and
chewing tobacco at KLINB's, 20 Bridge
street.
The Progressive Brethren, of Quaker
town, will hold harvest home in Lakes
Woods at Oak Grove, on the afternoon
and evening Of Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
The best Sticky Fly Paper is "Tan
glefoot." 2 large double sheets for &c.
% double sheets with holder for 45c., at
Shamalia's.
The silver barons of the West seem
to be acting on the advice given by an
old Quaker to his son who was about to
leave home "Get money John, get it
honestly if thee eau, but get it.
-Cascarets, 10 and 90 cents, at Sha-
malia's.
John Scott, of Quakertown, bridge
builder and contractor, is making arrange.
ments for removing his foundry TO Elem
ington. Negotiations for a lease of the
property formerly occupied by E. Will
liams, near the Lehigh Valley Railroad
depot. are now in progress. Dem ocrat.
AduertiSer
Two high bred and valuable colts be-
longing to Abram s. Case, of the Three
Bridges hotel, were terribly injured by
contact with barbed wire fence while at
pasture one day last week. One OF them,
a thoroughbred yearling, for which Mr..
Case recently paid $3.50 at public sale,
is thought to be hopelessly ruined by the
cruel bsrbs.
Rheumatism, which is caused by an
acid in the blood, is cured by the use OF
Ayers Sarsaparilla. External treatment
is OF no avail. Until the blood is thor
oughly cleansed of all impurities, 1t is
useless to expect the cure OF any disease.
Has cured others, will cure you.
Evidently the Readington Insurance
Company don't propose to take any risk
on cheap money, as the news that the
Populisls and Free Silver men had cap
tured the Chicago convention had hardly
reached New Jersey when their agents
were sent out to notify the people of
six mill assessment.
Last Monday afternoon one OF the
most threatening storms OF the season
made its appearance here. The clouds
were of inky blacknoss, aud there was
every appearance of a cyclone. Fortu-
nately the results were not anything like
the indications and beyond heavy blow
and severe rain, nothing came OF it.
North of us. however, the damage done
was greater, and the oats and corn were
badly damaged. At Martins Greek,
washout on The Belvidere Division de-
tanned the train which is due here at z
o'clock until 10. 80.
Daniel b. Case, of the Baptisitown vi
cinity, had very narrow escape from be.
ing gored to death by vicious bull
belonging to neighboring farmer, last
Thursday morning. As it is, Mr.. Case Is
in precarious condition. Dir. Case was
attacked in a field by the bull, and before
assistance arrived the animal ran one OF
its horns into his breast, penetrating the
right lung. lie was also badly lacerated
about the head and body. The bull was
with great difficulty driven OIL by neigh
bors and the unfortunate man was carried
to his home and medical assistance sum-
moned. -Huate, don Democrat
Choice lot OF fancy pipes, and plain,
at KLINE's segar store, Bridge street.
Eugene Wilson, OF Stockton, broke
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