The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-07-27
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WEDNESDAY, JULY q. 1898.
Buy Your coal of G. W. Massey

Buy your coal of G.. W Massey.
"Lambertville Puff" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
A new metal roof has been put on
Harry MAYORS residence on South
Union street.
\ new stoop has been builtin front
of the residence of Fred Massey, on
Ferry Street
Fred. Simon is having new stone
wall built on his property that fronts
Oh Swans Creek.
The NJ. f. Sunday School of this
city will hold their annual picnic at
Ellmaker Island, Raven Rock, August
Sd.
The old we'll at the foot of Coryell
street, was cleaned this Wednesday,
morning Steve Brady superintend-
ed the job
Peter.lIeath, who removed from
this city to Doylestown, Pa, three
months ago, will again take up his
residence here in few days.
Bicycle rides to Doylestown, Pa.
followed by the trolley ride to Willow
Grove, are quite popular among the
people OF this city and vicinity
just what you want the best Coal
Get ii of Gro. W. MASSEY
Workmen are engaged in making
repairs to the O'Brien paper mill on
South Main Street preparatory to
starting up the mill as soon as repairs
can be completed.
Liberty Band, of this city, has Sc
cured three engagements, VIZ Hope
we'll fesbyterian harvest home, Tn
ION picnic ut Mt Airy, and Odd Eel
lows harvest home IN New Hope.
l. G. Van Sewer has painted his
bic .ele in patriotic colors. one side
of the frame is painted white and the
other red, this being divided 10y blue
stripe. The effect is very pretty
The large smoke stack at the New
Jersey Rubber Company works, was
given a coat of black paint on Thurs
day last. by man from Philadelphia,
who did the work in about four hours.
Minis your battle against disease
by acting promptly One Minute
Cough Cure produces Immediate re
suits When taken eaflY II prevents
consumption And III Inter stages 1t
furnishes prompt relief. 5. ". Coch-
ran y Co.
The town council Of High Bridge
has voted 500 to the Centennial Fire
Company and the Jersey Fire Com
pany. of Phillipsburg, and the Clinton
Fire Company, for the aid recently
given to that town at the late fire
Union picnic of the Sunday
Schools of this section of Hunterdon
county will be held in VIM. L, Hol-
eombe's woods, near Mi Airy, on
Wednesday, Aug. 10th. Excellent
speakers and good band will be some
Of the attractions. Dinner and supper
u cts each.
Miss Addie Hoffman and Newton
Laubenstein, all of this city, We're mar
ried at the home of the bride on n.
Main street on Monday morning last,
by Rev. II s. smith The honeymoon
was necessarily cut short, Newt being
attached to Company A, 4th Regiment,
in camp at Sea Girt He left for that
place Oh the 40 4. NJ. train the same
morning.
The barn of VIM. Il. Stevenson,
at Dilts Corner, was struck by light
ming last Thursday evening 1t con
tanned ten tons of hay. Both barn
and contents, together with adjoining
pig pen and wood house. were totally
destroyed, The building WAS insured
III the Farmers Mutual, of Reading
ton, and the contents IN the Mercer
Mutual.
iffti - iil' hiaii III VI Htf1 WI ! llhl
day evening and as our department
was responding and on the way to
New Hope through the driving rain,
some gentlemen from Philadelphia
who were on the Union House porch,
remarked that we must have good
natured set of fremen To drag such
/. at,,u to f,t. thr1n,rl, ono
shower.
= think DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve is the finest preparation ON the
market for piles So writes John G.
Dunn, of Wheeling, W Va. Try it
and YOU will think the same. 1t also
cures eczema and all skin diseases. $.
w Cochran y Co
Mrs. Lille Tlbbels, daughter of
Ii c. Savage, met with painful acci-
dent on Monday morning last. While
gong down n fight of steps at the
Cottage Hill store, where she is employ
ell as book keeper, she slipped and
fell to the landing below She was
picked up unconscious and carried
into the house. physician was i'm
mediately summoned, when it was
found that she had been cut and bruis-
ed badly but had received no serious
injury.
Passenger trains going south, as
a rule, pull down as far as the tank to
take on water while passengers are
getting on and off the ears. This may
be all right in fair weather, but when
it rains as hard as it did on Thursday
evening last, when the seven O'Clock
train pulled into the station and went
on down to the tank, compelling the
passengers to walk down the road a
long distance i'll the rain, it would
seem as though stop should be made
nearer by.
Lenape Building, corner Main
and State streets, Doylestown, was