The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1896-06-17

into similar agreement. See adv. in
another column.
Some people are constantly troubled
with pimples and boils, especially about
the face and neck. The best remedy is a
thorough course of Ayers Sarsaparilla,
which expels all humors through the
proper channels, and so makes the skin
become soft, healthy and fair
"A correspondent wishes some expert
in such matters to decide which is the
greatest sinner, the man that hoes corn on
Sunday or the man who furnishes drink
TO make a half dezen Of his neighbors
drunk on Saturday. There are many peo-
pie who strictly abstain from the former,
who do not hesitate to do the latter
hence the query.
Tho season has come for ice, and
Larison Il Maijarum 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. -
-Losr, on Saturday or Monday last,
on the road between Oakdale and Lam
| bcriville, (down the Creek road) or in
Lamhertvile, a small leather pocket book
with spring clasp on it, containing $40
geld piece, So greenback, So Nation
al Bank bill and four one-dollar bills, be-
sides receipts and other papers. The
finder will be literally rewarded by re-
turning il to TIE REooRD office.
The o. s. Baptist Association, which
held its anniversary with the Lnckiown
Church last week, was largely attended. |
York, Indiana, Virginia, Alabama, Mary |
land, Pennsylvania and other States. The |
hospiable people of Lncktown made am
pie provision for both people and horses,
and all WIRE made welcome
Last Saturday, Coombe & Carthew
turned out at their foundry in this city,
the heaviest casting ever made in their |
works. 1t weighed four tons and was |
part of the new stone crusher that the
firm is building for our city. The total
weight of the crusher when completed |
will be Q tons. Tho crusher ia guaranteed |
to break from 90 to 100 tons of Goat Hill |
stone per day. 1t will be ready for use
in about two weeks.
The body of drowned man was
found in the Delaware and Raritan Canal
feeder, about half mile above Stockton,
on Wednesday morning last. A Bible
was found in one of lis pockets, with the |
name OF John Moore on one of the leaves.
1t is supposed that the body had been In |
the water for several weeks, as it was
badly decomposcd. Undertaken Stock
ton took charge OF the remains
-Dandruff is an oxidation from the |
pores of the skin that spreads and dries,
forming scurf and causing the hair to fall
out. Halls Hair Remover cures it.
Report says the road committee Of
tho Mercer Board of Frceholders had a
jolly good Time at Hopewell few days
ago. After being "wined and dned
literally, they seemed 10 be favorably i'm
pressed with the scheme OF extending tho |
stone road as far as Stoutsburg. Many |
taxpayers expressed the opinion that q
season of prayer and fasting would have
been more in accord with the feelings of |
the people who pay the taxes.
While thunder storm was approach
ing last Thursday afternoon, VIM. Ever
lit, who is employed by ID. V. L. Schenck |
on his farm in Delaware township, wentout
to drive in the cows. Four or five of them |
and horse stood under a tree. He had |
driven them but short distance from the |
tree when stroke of lightning struck the |
tree under which they had been standing |
and split the tree from top to bottom. |
Had MIR. Il. been q minute later in reach |
ing the tree it is probable that he and
the animals would have been struck.
Geo. w. Williamson has sold the
"Union House" in this city, TO j. Frank
Maloy, Of Philadelphia. lie will take
possession a week from next Monday. |
The price paid, we hear, was SO, 200.
Mr.. Malloy was recently one OF the firm
of j. F. Malloy's Sons. wholesale dealers
in tin, sheet iron, &C., on Market street,
Philadelphia. Mr.. Williamson has kept
the Union House for ten years, succeed
ing his father. He will remain 10 town
for the present
People who want an entirely fresh
and new stock of modern wall papers TO
select from,--the largest stock in Lam
bertville, should visit Birds new wall
paper store, Union street. second door
below Coryell. Prices the lowest. -
The drop in temperature in this sect
ion Sunday was quite marked. The cold
wave was caused by the coast storm that
came up from the South and was central
| in this latitude Sunday morning. Accord
ing to the Weather Bureau report tho
temperature was 60 degrees above zero,
| which is 10 degrees below the normal tenn
perature for this time OF the year. The
minimum temperature for the day was at
a. M, when it was 81 and the maxi
mum was CT degrees, at Q p. m.
"A stranger, rather seedy in appear
ance, visited our town yesterday and ap-
peared to have plenty of money. lie fell
in with John Peterson, of New Hope, and
both of them got more or less how
came. you-so." Then they went to New
Hope, where, probably, the drinking was
kept up. At any rate the stranger missed
forty dollars that he had with him, and
| had Pninrann arresind ON charna of aieal-