The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-07-21
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WEDNESDAY, JULY q. 1897

cess. therefore make youFselI strong anu
healthy by taking Hoods ssrsaparills.
Thirty fl We blue fish was the result OF
fishing trip to Barnegat made by John
son Dalrymple, of Grover, aud Edward
Danley, of Rosemont.
Hartman, the young son of James
+. Lambert, living near this city, who
was kicked by horse last week, is re-
covering, and will soon be able to be
about
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
the Presbyterian Church next Friday
evening, will be led by Miss Mary Gin
son. Subject-"False worship and true. "
Matt. G: lilo.
"A COW belonging to John E. Mat
thews, who lives two miles from this city,
was bitten by a dog few weeks ago
Hydrophobia developed, and on Sunday
she had 10 be killed.
- The NJ. Z. Sunday School OF this
city, owing 10 the stormy weather, post
poned their picnic at Ellmaker Island,
which was to have taken place to day
until to morrow, Thursday.
Don't forget the Great Handkerchief
Sale at the Grand Depot
A number Of the officers OF the 7lh
Regiment n. G. N. j., including Adju
tant Van Solver, OF this city, visited the
camp of the Pennsylvania troops al
Ncshaminy Falls last Thursday and were
handsomely entertained
A grand open-alr concert aud lawn
party will be given by the ladies OF the
Mount Carmel Baptist Church, on Thurs
day evening, July Goth, on the church
lot, Main street above Elm. Proceeds to
aid in building church edifice.
The Pennsylvania r. Il. excursion
10 Atlantic City last Thursday, from the
Belyderr Division, carried about ten car
loads OF passengers. Several tickets wtre
sold from this city, but the bulk OF the
exeufs oaists came from Philips5urg
Eugene Phillips, Of this city, aged
II years, son of Carlisle Phillips. was
bit in the stomach by ball last Wed
nesday while playing bail nj st. Andrew 5
Sunday School picnic AT the Solebury
Deer lark lie was quite seriously i'll
for two or three days, but is about
again.
Mr. John c. Ball, Of Chester, Pa,
will preach Ia the Baptist Church in this
ely next Sunday morling aud evening.
Pelcr $. Parker and Son, Ct this
city, have contracted to erect a stone,
crnshcr building for Rocker II Roberts,
Of New Hope, who have a quarry near
Dark Hollow hill.
George Van Camp, of this city, upset
his wagon on Buchanan's Hill near
Sand Brook, on Thursday morning last.
The wagon and load OF dishes were
total wreck Mr.. Van Camp could give
no idea how ii happened. lie must
have been absent minded while getting up
one Of his political speeches.
"A tub race between boys took place
in The canal Ia this city, between York
and Coryell streets, last evening, which
drew large crowd. The contestants
were Samuel Akers, Albeit Cassidy, AL
bert Probasco, William Mlflin, Badly
smith and Alfred Black. Sam Akers
came in first, Al. Cassidy, second; and
Al. Probasco, third.
MIR Thomas X. Bray, editor and
business manager OF The Warren It'd
ings, has resigned his position on that
journal and has accepted position
with a banking house of New York City.
We are sorry for Mr. Bray. Almost
any editor OF country weekly, upon
retiring, should be able TO start bank
Ing house Of his own.
With the last weeks issue OF the "Mil
f,td Leader TINT journal passes into new
hands. Henry c. Boss having dis
posed Of it to W. IL. FarrapJ. Mr.. Boss
having recently embakei in the hardware
business, wished to devote his entire
attention to the same. Happy Mr.. Boss
Most editors engageln the hard wear bust
uess while publishing newspapers.
Thursday evening, July % |. will be
the date OF the dedication OF fine trough
for watering horses at Prallsville. The
water ia supplied from a spring on the
land owned by Maurice Woolverlon. A
presentation address will be made by
Charles T. Easlburn, and all present will
be invited to take drink from the
fountain. Music will be on hand and
large crowd is expected.
The newspapers are reporting that
Dr. f. W. Larson, Of this city, nearly
tore one Of bis eyes out recently while
going to fire. II that is so, the Doctor
must be as cunning Ia surgeon as was the
"wondrous wise" man of the bramble
bush, who, after tearing out both bis
eyes, tore them in again for when we
saw him this morning, his eyes were IN
their normal condition, without sign OF
''tesr."
The report, Says the Hunterdon
DemoeraDwhich Hunierdon county papers
have copied pretty extensively from the
city dailies 10 the effect that eight boys
were nearly drowned last week near Mil
ford, is, we are informed by Martin
Corcoran, one Of The boys, almost without
foundation. The eight boys upset the
boat in rollicking, but no one was in dan
ger at any time. Good reliable news
these city reports are
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