The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-06-24
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a, 1896.
Who says New Jersey is not in the
Union? Hurrah for Hobart

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nerves.
Tax Receiver VIM. IL. Wilmoi, OF
this city, LEFT home last week for ten
days trip, during which he will visit
Chicago.
Buckingham Dye for the Whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is uni
foImly successful in coloring brown or
black. Hence its great popularity.
The Stockton public school held its
commencement exercises last evening.
From the reputation the school enjoys, it
was no doubt a very creditable one.
Holcombe Wolverton, who lives on
Elm street, in this city, has dug new po-
tatoes from his garden within a day or
two. He is away ahead of the ordinary
gardeners.
DO you need tooth brush Get it
at Shamalia's.
Mrs. Julin Powell, wife of VIM Pow
the rear porch steps of her house last Sat
urday morning and broke her right wrist
and bruised herself badly.
-Emley Mentz Holcombe, of this city,
son of Mrs. A. IL. Holcombe, graduated
from the State Model School at Trenton
last week. The commencement was held
last Wednesday evening.
--Ex Senator Geo. Ii. Large, of this
county, who was appointed as one of the
commissioners on equal taxation, has no
tilted Governor Griggs that he cannot
serve, owing to the pressure OF business.
During the summer, the Epworlh
League Sunday evening service will be
held in connection with the regular ser
vice, commencing at O'Clock, closing
promptly at s. ID. First half hour, Song
Service led by chorus, choir and Or
chcstra.
The season has come for ice, and
Llrison & Marjarum have fine stock OF
spring water ice that they are prepared to
supply to their customers. Orders left at
their Office or sent through the post office,
will receive prompt attention. ~
The u. S. Fish Commission Car was
in this city on Wednesday of last week,
and there was placed from il in the Della
ware river one million and half of young
shad. This makes the third time this
season, that young shad have been placed
in the river at this place.
The Junior Epworth League of the
M. e. Church will hold their closing ex-
ercises in the lecture room of the church
Wednesday, July LIST, at o'clock, L. NJ.
The programme will consist of music,
vocal and instrumental, Rotations and
tableaus. Admission 10 cents.
The Liberty Cornet Band, of this
city, have an all day engagement at Doy-
lestown on July 4th and one at Hope
well, ON July Goth. This is the fourth
year that our band has been engaged on
the Fourth of July at Doylestown. This
shows that the people of that place APP
precialc their music.
jesse b. Fisher, son of James j.
Fisher, n farmer, living near Ringoes, has
been missing from his home since Friday
night last. He is about twenty -four years
old His parents can not account for his
strange disappearance, but think he has
been the victim Of foul play. The woods
and fields have been searched for miles
around, but no trace of him can be fonrd
Tobacco users will find in another
coumn, an item OF decided interest 10
them, headed "Don'l Stop Tobacco" At
The Postal Telegraph Cable Co. did
splendid work in reporting the Republi-
can National Convention last week. In
this city the full detailed reports were re-
ceIved and posted every few moments,
and the news IL the nomination OF both
Mckinley aud Hobart was received with
in minute after the result was known.
The Postal Telegraph Co. appears To be
right up TO time when the public is TO be
served.
-LosT, on Saturday or Monday last,
on the road between Oakdale and Lam
bertville, down the Creek road or in
Lambertville, small leather pocket book
with a spring clasp on it, containing $40
geld piece, So grccnback, 80 Nation
al Bank bill and four one-dollar bills, be.
sides receipts and other papers. The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning it TO THE RECORD Office.
"A three year-old child of VIM. II.
Phillips, who lives on Elm street, in this
city, wandered down to the canal yester-
day afternoon and fell in. Cleveland Gull
yer, son OF Samuel Culver, aged seven
wears. proved himself to be hero by
Jumping in after the child and rescning 1t.
The child had gone down for The third
time and young Culver was guided In
diving for it by the bubbles which came
mp. There was considerable difficulty IN
restoring the little fellow to consciousness.
There never was more enthusiastic
reception by Lamberlyile Republicans OF
Republican Presidential nomination than
that given Mckinley & Hobart, last
Thursday evening. A big crowd sur
rounded Kline's tobacco store, on Bridge
street, where kilograms from the conven-
lion were bulletined and when the nomi-
nation of s'Gusn Hobart for vice presi-
dent was announced, drums were gotten
out, The Union cannon was brought form,
and salute fired on the bill. Everybody
tiucluding large number OF Democrais)
seemed to be pleased at the result.
Last Thursday night, Milton Blaek