The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-07-15

-Epworth League Song Service Sun
day at ZOO P. NJ.
You get discount on every bottle of
medicine at Shamalia's.
Judging from the profuse blossoms
the chestnut crop will be heavy one.
If you want a specially-nice favored
segar, go to KIINE's, 20 Bridge street.
Hoods Sarsaparlla puri6es the
blood, overcomes that tired feeling, ere
ates an appetite, and gives refreshing
sleep.
Mr.. Shamalia he's in HE window
display showing manner of using Para
fine for preserving fruits and jellies in
cans or tumblers. Every housekeeper
should see it.
The wife of James Gregg, of this city,
fell down stairs last Saturday afternoon,
breaking her arm and otherwise seriously
injuring herself. As she is an aged lady
the accident is the more serious.
To OUR PATRONS We appreciate
your prompt response and liberal pur-
chases at the semi-annual special sale
which is stll going on at The Grand
Depot. r. ii. VAN HORN q Son.
p. Ii. Hartwell, of Delaware town
ship, ran nail into his arm a few days
ago which threatened to be rather serious,
but we judge he is getting along all right
as we have heard nothing TO the contrary
without two or three days.
To make your business pay, good
health is prime factor. To secure good
health, the blood should be kept pure and
vigorous by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
When the vital fluid is impure and slug
gish, there can be neither health, strength
nor ambition.
The Epworth League of the NJ. E.
Church will hold scciable next Friday
evening ON the lawn of Austin Green,
corner Main street and Delaware Avenue.
Good music will be furnished during the
evening and ice cream will be for sale.
Admission free.
The 9TH Regiment goes into camp al
Sea Girt next Saturday for one week. Co.
c, of this city, will leave on the 2.08 P. M.
train on that day. Judging from the
orders issued, there will be less fun and
more discipline and work than in previous
camps.
Columbian Root Beer Is delicious.
One bottle makes gallons 10 cents at
Shamalia's.
The season has come for ice, and
Larson e 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 Republican club rooms on Bridge
street are the best and handsomest quar-
tiers that the club has ever had. Mr..
Twomey has fitted them up with excel
lent taste. They are handsomely paper
ed, both side walls and ceilings, and
painted in harmonious colors. Early in
the fall, steam heat will be added. Every
body, irrespective of politics, is invited
to drop in and look at the new quarters.
Mrs. Myra Coryell, widow of the late
Martin Coryell, of this city, and mother
OF ex-mayor Coryell, died at her home
last Wednesday afternoon, after long
illness. Mrs. Coryell was a woman OF
rare benevolence of heart, which she man.
ifested by practical acts of kindness to the
poor and unfortunate. She also possess
ed more than ordinary natural abilities
and excellent judgment. OF such women
the world cannot have too many.
james j. Kilroy, of this city, who is
a clerk in the Naval Department at Wash
ington, D. g., is also pursuing medical
studies at the Georgetown University,
taking an evening course. In his recent
examinations he received higher award
than any student of either the day or ev-
ening classes. We always regarded
James as a sort of s'attache" of THE RE-
CORD office, and are glad to know that he
is succeeding so WELL From our know
ledge of him we had expected as much.
The best Sticky Fly Paper is "Tan
glefoot." 2 large double sheets for DC.
% double sheets with holder for 45c., at
Shamallas.
Good roads are essential to pros
porous and enlightened community. They
cannot be made of sand and chunks OF
sod. This has been tried repeatedly
and every trial has been failure and a
waste of money. In order to have good
roads there must be a solid foundation.
You might Just as we'll build a house
without foundation as to construct
road without first laying a good sub
stantial bottom. Good roads save wag
ons, harness and horses. The best is
always the cheapest.
The "Stockton Standard" is being
sold at the lowest competitive price con-
sistent with strictly flrst-class guaran-
teed Bicycle.
r.. ii. VAN HORN g. Son.