The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-08-18

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segar-Briige street.
If you want 10 buy first class bicy
Gle at low price, read O'Nel's new al
vertIsement on this page.
W. +. Hayhust, Esq, and wife, o
this city, are spending few days ON al
outing trip in Nova Scotia.
-Auctioneer Riley sold the carload OF
horses advertised by L. w. Opdyke, o
Frenchtown, last Saturday, at an average
OF 1921 per head.
On Monday the Belvdere Division o.
the Pennsylvania r. X. began running a
special peach train from Carpenterville to
Philadelphia.and Jersey City.
DIR. G. L. Romine, of this city, re.
turned home on Monday evening from
his trip to Europe, improved in health
and better pleased than ever with this
division of the globe.
Vim. Lawyer, of Co. C, of ills city.
while practicing at the rifle range at Sea
Grit last Monday, was injured on his
right arm by the rccoil OF the rifle, and
has badly sweled and bruised arm as q
result of it.
The OIL Pipe Lane has been distribu.
ing pipes and digging the holes and put.
ting up their telegraph poles along the
line through Ringoes the past week. They
are now laying pipes between Dits' Cor
ner and Bovine Station.
"A grand open air concert will be Civ
EN- tomorrow Thursday evening, on the
church lot, North Main street, under the
auspices OF u committee OF ladies of the
Mt. Carmel Baptist church. Proceeds to
aid in building church.
How the prevalent custom OF taking
an outing affects local trade may be seen
by this instance. A butcher states that
there is a falling off in his business OF
fifteen dollars a day on one street, AS a
result of absences of families on pleasure
trips.
james Mangan, young man frcm
this city, attended the dance al Della
ware Grove last Saturday evening On
returning into New Hope he and some
companions attempted to sill on the rail
ing alongside the open celarway at
Munch's Hotel Mangan fell of back
wards, cutting his head severely. DIR. II.
c. Foulke WAS called and sewed ny the
cash.
Although twelve tines of good and
true citizens Of Raritan township and al
most as many from Delaware and East
Amwell townships, were placed in the
box by Sheriff Ramsey the other day,
when he, in the preser &c OF Judge Herr,
In open Court, drew the jury for the Sep
TENDER term, not one from either of these
townships came out = Htaiteri0a DeHi0
crat
Miss CLARA KooNs will resume the
teaching OF music (piano, singing and
theoretic branches at her home, 1879 N.
Union street, the first OF September.
Conservatory advantages included with
private lessons.
The barn on the farm Of Alex. B..
Allen, near the old "Boar's Head Hotel,
was struck on Sunday afternoon and
burned, with its contents, including one
horse. The showers in that locality were
particularly heavy during the afternoon
and evening, but as yet no other damage
has been reported. Mr.. Allen had just
completed a large cow hovel, which we
understand was saved.
Watson G. Bailey, who lives in West
Amwcll township, near this city, met
with serious aud painful accident yes
terday. lie went into the second story
OF the wagon house to feed his pigeons
and in coming down pair OF steps, fell
and struck his right arm ON hook near
by, tearing the muscles from the elbow to
the wrist He hung on the hook for some
time before he could be released. DR.. f..
w. Larson attended him. He was
taken 10 the Mercer Hospital, Trenton.