The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-07-20
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WEDNESDAY. JULY 20. 1898.

The white leather belt is lovely
bat very short time
July's average temperature for the
last 26 years has been IS degrees.
1t is great accomplishment to do
a good act and keep quiet about it.
Lambertville Puffs are still 90
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The festival on the City lot. ON
Saturday evening last, was we'll at
tended
No other nation consumes such
quantities of iced beverages as the
Americans.
The shoe with the thin kid top
and heavy sole is the best thing for
summer walking.
When travelling, some good cologne
is wonderfully refreshing when applied
to the temples and wrists
Just what you want the best Coal
Get 1t of Gro. ". MASSEY.
The denim pillow in all hues and
shapes is found both in the drawing
room and in the hammock.
A plaster Of paris Jacket is loose
shawl in comparison with the high
and tight collars some women wear.
High breeding gracefully insists
on its own rights. Good breeding
gracefully remembers the rights of
others.
1t is odd that so few people sub
sutHte air pillows for feather ones
when they are wondering what they
can do to keep cool
The Republican members for Hun
terton Election Board are John II
Num-, of Glen Gardner aud VIM +
Holcombe of Mt Any.
If you suffer from sores, boils
pimples, orif your nerves are weak,
and your system run down, you
should take Hoods Sarsaparila
jacob Schenck has rented one of
the new houses now building at the
corner of Clinton and Deleyan streets,
aud will take possession "a soon as
com leted.
The water Is 50 low ia the Della
ware, that temporary dams have been
placed at the head of the falls below
this city Ia back up the water ~ as To
allow boats to he ferried across.
gentleman was In town yester-
day looking after the O Brien paper
mill property We are told TINT work
will begin tomorrow with view to
putting il III working order.
tx Sheriff John L. Cox, Worthy
Master of the New Jersey State
Grange, is announced as one of the
speakers at the meeting of Gloucester
County Oranges on August Bird next.
Wins your battle against disease
Cough Cure produces immediate re-
suits. When taken early it prevents
consumption. And in later stages il
furnishes prompt relief s. w Coch-
ran X Co.
a collision between u tandem and
another BICYCLE, occurred ON the bicy
Gle path on \ Union street last
Thursday evening, which fortunately
resulted in no injury to either of the
riders. The front wheel of the single
wheel, however, was pretty badly
wrecked The collision was purely
accidental and not the result of care
less riding
The columns of the newspaper is
the merchants rostrum. Itis his pull
pit. 1t is his stump. From that he ad
dresses the public at large. From
that he speaks to his constituency.
He speaks to his audience. Adver-
Using ~ the channel through which
the merchant speaks to the people
he desires To address. Robert G. Og-
den
Joseph Ashcroft, who was book
keeper at the Lambertville Spoke
Works for two or three years, went
West about IA year ago We learn that
some months ago, he became part
ner IN the spoke factory of f. Bisnel
y Co, at Portland, Ind, and it was
soon after fitted up with new maehin-
cry, &c Mr. Ashcroft about that time
was taken sick with typhoid fever, and
Ia a4t
when, a few days ago, the mill was
totally destroyed by fire.
~ think DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye is the finest preparation ON the
market for piles. SO writes John C.
Dunn, of Wheeling, w. Va. Try it
and yon will think the same. 1t also
cures eczema and all skin diseases. s.
w Cochran a Co.
A stranger came to our city on
Tuesday afternoon last. In the even
ing he erected a stand near the Lam
bertyille House and began selling
stone to sharpen knives and scissors.
He demonstrated the excellent quality
of the stone by sharpening some
knives OF his own, SO they would cut
ordinary paper, but was careful to use
the same stone, which was probably
good one. all the time He made
many sales. We have heard since that
one party has since used the stone he
purchased to sharpen a pair of scissors,
and now his wife says they will not
cut at all
Ralph A. Schenck, of Linyale, was
arrested on Tuesday week before last
on the charge Of embezzlement. The
complainant is Zimri West, Trenton
cracker dealer. Schenck was the
driver of one of Mr.. Vests delivery
wagons, and was entrusted with the
collection of money from country
customers. In October last, after
working for Mr.. West fourteen months,
Schenck dieanuaara1 Than n uas