The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-05-25
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WEDNESDAY. MAY %. 1898.
And still it's "Chief Morse. :"


Buy your coal of G. w Massey.
What has become of the Lambert
vile Athletic Association?
Lambertville Puffs" are still GO
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Straw hats seem to haze hard
season of it so far this summer.
The clerks at the depot, up stairs,
now have a Saturday half holiday.
Some changes have been made in
the Reading time table See adv
ST. Johns Reetory, on Bridge
street, is receiving a new coat of paint.
That hosiery mill seems to have
been postponed on account of the
weather.
Dr. Romine has had his office
enlarged by the addition of n large
bay window III the rear.
Several additional men have been
added to the force at the New Jersey
Rubber Company's mills.
Friday of last week was the first
warm day of the year. the thermome-
ter reaching 80 in the shade,
The street commissioner is having
the surplus mud scraped from the
streets and the sewers cleaned.
Talk about the rainy season in
Cuba, how does the rainy season in
these parts strike you? 1t is not
question of when il begins. but, when
will it end?
The residences Of Mayor VIM f.
Wagg and Bryan II. Taylor, on Bridge
street, are being equipped with hot
water heating apparatus A. c. Gandey
Is doing the work.
Late to bed and early to rise, pre-
pares man for his home in the skies.
Early to bed and Little Riser, the pill
that makes life longer and better and
wiser s. W Cochran q Co.
We are under obligations to Mr..
Z. II. Holcombe, Secy. ofthe Board of
Inspectors of the New Jersey State
Prison, for "A copy OF the annual report
II isa very concise and interesting doe
ument
Pennington opened the base ball
season, on Saturday afternoon last,
playing the first game with the Phil
lipsburg team. The game resulted in
victory for the Pennington team by
the score OF 6 to }.
\ large IRON pot went through here
on the afternoon freight on Saturday
afternoon last. Some said it was to be
used in cooking beans for the L. s.
army while others remarked that il
was to be used for serving up Span
iards
The double frame binding that
ndloined the Lambertville Rubber
Company's property on the north side,
has been moved TO the southern part
of the lot, below the mills. new
building is being erected on the site
of the old building.
carrier pigeon, pretty well tired
out, landed at the railroad shops in
this city last Wednesday afternoon.
1t was so much exhausted that it was
easily caught. On silver ring fa st
ened to one of its legs was the letter |
H. and the number %. 522 II was
taken home by William Rispin
The human machine starts but once
and stops but once. You can keep it |
going longest and most regularly by |
using DeWitts's Little Early Risers, |
the famous little pills for constipation |
and all stomach and liver troubles. |
5. W. Cochran Il Go.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Mt.
Airy Church, will hold Strawberry |
festival in the chapel on Friday even
ing, June Sd. Sandwiches and coffee |
will also be served. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all. If stormy, it |
will he held the next evening.
A " Military Social will be held |
in the lecture room of the First Bap- |
fist Church, Wednesday evening, |
June list The exercises will consist |
recitaiions and patriotic songs by the
boys A souvenir flag, emitting to
admission, bets.
The Twelfth Rally of the Hun
terdon County Epworth League Union
will be held in the NJ f. Church, |
Finesville, n. J., Thursday, June ..
Afternoon session 3 o'clock evening |
session 80 An interesting pro-
gramme has been prepared, and a
successful rally is promised Every |
League i'll the county is urged to |
be present in as large numbers as |
possible, and u general invitation is
extended to all those interested in
League and church work
FRANK F. MAXWELL, See'y.
S. C. F. Jones, Milesburg, Pa.
writes :'' have used DeWitt's Lit |
tie Early Risers ever since they were |
introduced here and must say | have |
never used any pills in my family |
during forty years of house keeping |
that gave such satisfactory results as
a laxative or cathartie. S. W. Coch- |
ran 4 Co.
The reckless riding of young bicy- |
clists on our streets will sooner or
later result in the serious injury of
some one. On Friday morning last |
one Of these reckless riders ran into
Jeremiah Todd on Bridge street,
knocking him down and also throw
ing the rider off his wheel For
tunately neither was injured bodily,
although Mr.. Todd, who is quite an
old man, received nervous shock that
completely unnerved him for some
time. This ten-mile an hour gait
thronsh onr streets shonld be stnnned