The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-09-02
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WEDNESDAY,. SEPT. 2, 1886.
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The employees at Foran & Aben-
droth's Pennington Foundry have been
put upon half time.
Merit in medicine means the power
to cure. The great cures by Hoods Sar-
saparilla prove its unequalled merit.
Rev. John L. Janeway, Que of the
old pastors of the Pennington Presbyterian
Church, will conduct the services in that
Church next Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stryker, of Pittstown,
after suffering for nearly two weeks from
fall down the stairway of her house,
died Sunday afternoon, Esd ult.
The seventh rally of the Hunterdon
County Epworth Union will be held at
the Allentown NJ. E. Church on Wednes-
day afternoon and evening, Sept. 16.
w. w. Bloom, who carried on a
carriage business in this city years ago,
had an attack of paralysis last week, at
his home in Alton, Kansas. He is living
alone, and friends are caring for him.
The ladies of the Baptist Church of
this city will hold "Sunflower Tea" in
the lecture room of the church on Sept.
10th and 17th To further entertain Wis
itors "Sunfower Chorus win be given.
Tickets % cents.
Franklin Castle, X. G. E., of this
city, intended to hold picnic at the
Solebury Deer Park Sept. 18th, but the
managers of the park cancelled the date,
claiming that it would not pay the asso.
citation to hold it.
Which is worse, imprisonment for
life or lifelong disease, like scrofus,
for examples The former, certainly,
would be preferable were it not that
Ayers Sarsaparills can always come to
the rescue and give the poor sufferer
health, strength and happiness.
1t has been decided to hold the Band
Carnival, Wednesday September 9th, all
day and evening, on the Fair Grounds
Pennington. Bands, far and near, will
be invited to attend and it is the object
of the projectors to make it grand
affair.
Mrs John c. LaRue, Of Delaware
township, was exercising colt, hitched
to dog cart, last Wednesday, when the
cart struck tree and was upset, throwing
Mrs. LaRue to the ground, by which ste
sustained scalp wound, sprained back
and numerous bruises about the body.
Reputable dealers throughout the
length, breadth and depth OF our glorious
land fortunately keep the genuine Hires
Rootbeer in stock. Did you ever try it7
1t is known 10 be safe, delicious, and
healthful temperance drink. 1t will be
the great Campaign drink for tired
psraders.
The Republican club room in this
city, beginning with this "wednesday
evening, will he kept open every evening,
and not only all Republicans, but all
friends Of sound money, are invited to
drop in any evening and make themselves
at home. They will find pleasant quarters
and good company.
Daniel B. Robersan died suddenly
last Wednesday morning at his residence
III Baptisttown. He was engaged with
his son threshing grain and expired sud-
denly without moments warning. He
was an active member of the Baptisttown
Baptist Church. lie was considered the
wealthiest man in Kipgwood township.
Every home should be well disinfect-
ed. The best disinfectant is Chloride OF
Lime. Get the Acme brand, in metal
boxes-it's the best. 8, 10 and 10 cents.
See Shamala's WINDOW.
During last week large numbers OF
our citizens visited the Willow Grove
lPa.) Park, special musical attractions
having been provided for the week. The
crowd at the Park was immense, reaching
as high as fifty thousand some days.
Many visitors took trolley ride from
Willow Grove to Philadelphia, returning
on the Reading road.
"A Bryan & Sewell Club has been or
ganized in Pennington and series of re-
solutions were adopted at meeting on
the 22d ult. intensely silver in their tone,
which resolutions, strange to say. were
drawn up by committee, the most il
not all OF whom up to the time OF the
convention, were red-hot gold
men. To give such men credit for prin-
ciple or manhood would be to use words
without meaning.
One night recently Mrs. ]. F. Hum
mer, residing near Milford, was awakened
by hearing some one walking on the roof
of back porch, and getting out OF bed
a man trying to open the
blinds. She called to her son in an ad-
joining room, who quickly appeared with
a revolver, but before he reached the
window the would-be burglar jumped
from the roof and fed. The young man
sent pistol ball after him but he made
his escape in the darkness.
Michael Uhler, well-known business
man, died last Wednesday evening at his
residence in Uhlertown, Pa, Opposite to
He had been for 40 years
the most extensive dealer in general mer-
lime, hay, straw, coal and fertl.
lizers, and canal boat building, In that
section of country. He was director OF
the Union National Bank OF Frenchtown,
and trustee of the Frenchtown cemetery.
He was an Odd Fellow and Red Man.
The latter society had charge of the fun
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