The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1897-06-30
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80. 1897.

puOIc sCuOOls lot the SUMNER term, VIII
be found on the first page OF this issue.
That tired feeling is due to impoyer-
shed blood. Enrich the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla and be strong and
vigorous.
Mrs. Hannah Hellyer OF Stockton, is
The owner Of the oldest horse in Della.
ware township. 1t Is thirty years
old and toerahly active 10 harness yet.
The junior Society of the E2worth
League OF the NJ. F. Church of this city,
held picnic ia Delaware Grove, New
Hope, yesterday and spent pleasant
day
The W. e. T. U. prayer meeting will
be held during the summer months on
Tuesday evenings, commencing al 6 45
and closing at 7 80. Members and friends
are cordially invited TO attend at the
rooms on Church street.
Five cents worth of solid enjoy ment
in "Lambertville Puffsn-Kline popular
segar-Bridge street.
Samuel Stockton is again before the
people with a new polish for silver ware,
nickel and tinware, etc, warranted not
to scatch aud free from acids and other
injurious substances. 1t works nicely.
1t is called the Star Polish.
The Dover common council "a city
nearly twice the size o. L4mbertville) has
recently fixed the salary Of the mayor and
couucmen at S450 per year. Our city
eouneimen work for nothing, and get
some "cusses' thrown in.
The Y. p. c. f. Society OF the FIRST
Presby church OF this city meets
on Friday evenings at 7 80 o'clock. The
subject for next Friday evening is
"Couseerated patriots-what will they
do Rs Deut 30: lis. Led by Rev.
Jas. Roberts, ID, d.
Now is the time 10 get your faded
goods, clothing, etc, dyed at Roughton's,
South Union street, below Swans creek.
Mr.. X is first class workman. II you
have got grease, tnr or other removable
marks on your clothing, he will clean
them of
The base ball game last Saturday, in
this city, between the Pennington club
and our home team was a well.contested
game Il resulted in score Of 10 tc in
favor OF Lsmbertvi!e. Next Saturday
the game will be between E4ston and
Lqmbetiyille.
The Presbyterian Church Of Titus
vile, Mt u congregational meeting last
week, extended unanimous call to Rev.
Ben amin H. Everitt to serve as pastor OF
the church. Rev. Mr.. Eyeritt graduated
from Princeton University 10 1894. and
from Princeton Theological Seminary
this year,
The mad dog that passed through
Kiugwood a few weeks ago did great
damage 10 stock, several cattle having
died Of hyd.ophobia from his bite
Among them, two cows belonging to Is
aac NJ k"jser, that were bitten, went
mad Onc OF them died and the other
was killed.
The widow of the late Wn. Fisher,
formerly resident OF this city. died in
Trenton, on Saturday last, and was bur-
led in Mt. Hope cemetery in this city yes
terday. She weighed at the time OF her
death about four hundred pounds. Eight
bearers found it task to lift the coffin
aud place ii in the grave.
Geo. W. Massey has the best coal
mined at SO so, $500, "a 3d. 81 90 aud
So 90 per ton. Try ton and be con-
vinced
Delaware Grove formerly Belts &
Mannings' Grove, above New Hope, is
becoming popular place for Sunday
School and other picnics, excursions, &c.
Messrs Ilolcombe, Stiles & Schermerhorn
are using every means to make ii attrsc-
tive. There are swings, razze dazzle,
&c, fer the amusement Of their patrons.
The board OF freeholders last Sstur-
day awarded the contract for building
bridge over the LickAiong Creek at
Strumple's Mills, to the Wrought Iron
Bridge Co, OF Canton, Ohio, for $3.50.
The mason work was given to j. q. Wyck-
cif Of Annandale, for 81. 10 per cubic
yard, including excavation and filing in.
1T you want a good thing. buy ton
OF "a. 90 Coal from LARSON & Marjarum.
1t will please you.
AT the festival held by the congrega-
ton of the Whtehouse Reformed Church
few evenings ago harness was cut and
other damage done by gang OF mis-
ereauts The guilty ones should be
severely punished for they are great
dhscredit 10 any community. For diaboli-
cal folly there is nothing much worse
than harness cutting.
Mr. Albert Rittephouse. Cashier OF
the Hunterdon County Bank, did not see
the ball game at Lambertville, on Satur.
day. lie started for that place on his
wheel, but when near Copper Hill, the
wheel got in a rut in the road, which
threw Mr.. Rttenhouse violently, skinning
his nose and forehead badly, and break
ing the wheel in such manner that the
old reliable horse and wagon had to be
used to bring both rider and wheel back
10 Pennington. - H0,terion Democrat.
Hills Trenton Bread, the finest made
anywhere, sold 10 this city by Samuel
Walker.
What do the Children Drink?
Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you