The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-06-03
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8, 1896.

Interesting bit of news in the adveF.
lisement of THE GRAND DRPoT.
Policeman Cummings has removed
his residence from Jefferson street TO Gin
ton street, few doors north OF Jefferson.
Mrs. Hettie Van Doren, of Fleming
ton, slipped and fell in her door yard on
Thursday last, breaking her collar bone.
The Delaware River Old School
Baptist Association will hold its annual
meeting in Locktown June 81, 4th and
9th.
Pure, rich blood is the true cure for
nervousness, and Hoods Sarsaparilla is
the One True Blood Purifier and nerve
tonic.
During the shower last Thursday
afternoon, lightning struck and killed
COW belonging to David Sporting, near
Sergean;svi,'o.
Some Ringoes dogs made an attack
upon John @. Holcombe's flock of sheep
few nights ago, killing six, and wound
ing many others.
Badness is either hereditary or caus-
ed by sickness, mental exhaustion, wear
ing Tight fitting hats, and by over-work
and trouble. Halls Reviewer will PIE
vent it.
Decoration Day was appropriately
celebrated by the pupils of the High and
Grammar schools, on Friday last. The
programme was received too late for in
sertion.
L. s. d. Kerr has purchased the
Frenchtown sash and blind factory, and
work was resumed there last week The
factory will be under the management Of
j. b Lyons.
AT Birds new paper store, Union
street, near Coryell, will be found fine
stock of window curtains and poles,
paints, &c. Wall papering done to order.
There are IA, 100 members of the
Royal Atcanum in this State, of which
1850 have Joined within the past year.
The next Grand Council will be held at
Pennington.
The Grand Army Post, of Etston,
accompanied by Coats Band, passed
down the Belviderc Division on Monday
morning, on their way TO the state En-
campment at Chambersburg
Lewis Hagaman, who some years
ago was farmer in the Ringoes vicinity,
died at the residence of his son, counselor
l.. ID. Hagaman, in Frenchtown, on the
oath ult. aged about 70 years.
George johnson, of West Amwcll,
who cut his knee with an ak last winter,
and who has been suffering severely ever
since, was taken TO the hospital last Mon
day morning TO have an operation per-
formed.
"A strawberry festival will be held in
Mount Airy chapel. on Thursday, Jure
4th. Do not fail to attend. All the deli
cacies OF the season except chewing gam.
II Thursday is stormy, it will be held on
Friday evening.
Frank II. Cooley, of Pennington, has
rented the Store department OF the Her
slime building in Milford, and has opened
jewelry store therein. Mr.. Cooley is a
practical watch maker and jeweler. He
is "A son Of engineer Samuel Cooley, of
the Pennington Railroad.
Health and happiness are relative
conditions; at any rate, there can be lit
Tie happiness without health. To give
the body its full measure of strength and
energy, the blood should be kept pure
and vigorous, by the use of Ayers Sar-
saparila.
The season has come for ice, and
Larson e Marjarum have a fine stock of
spring water ice that they are prepared 10
supply 10 their customers. Orders left at
their office or sent tarough the post Office.
will receive prompt attention. ~
Fred. ii. Quirk, Frenchlown boy,
rode his bicycle from that place to Mil
ford last Wednesday in II minutes and
10 seconds. The best time heretofore
made was by an Easton whcelmap in II
minutes and AZ seconds. John NJ. Will
son, of this ely, covered The distance in /
minutes and "a seconds
Elisha Holcombe, son of ex Judge F.
s. liolcombe, Of Mount Airy, and son. in
law of ex Judge ]. G. Durham, of Rim
goes, sailed from New York City on We'd
nesday Of week before last for Europe, on
business for large wholesale dry goods
and notions house in Pittsburg, Pa, in
whose employ he holds position as sup
erintendent and manager.
Rev. Geo. w. s. Wenrick, pastor of
the Kirkpatrick Memorial church, at
Ringoes, preached his fifth anniversary
sermon as pastor on Sunday morning,
10Th ult. In reviewing his five years as
pastor at Ringoes, he reported having
dismissed 81; received 10 the church, 81
by letter and 81 on confession of faith !:
died, IL amount raised for benevolence,
$67S.21 also paid eff debt on the
church of about $4,000; he hns OBLIGATED
at 40 funerals
Burglars broke into the bar.room OF
Mounts Hotel, in Pennington, early last
Saturday morning by removing the wire
netting from bay window on the south
side, and forcing open the cash register
took therefrom something like $l02 in
cash. II is thought that they took several
bottles of liquor from the bar, also. Mr..
Mount is not in the habit Of leaving
money in the register over night, but
upon this occasion he forgot to remove it.
His forgetfulness cost him quite snug