The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-06-29
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 90. 1898.


Bert Stryker, of Frenchtown, is
ON the flagship New York.
"Lambertville Puffs" are still 60
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The best medicine you can take
is that which builds solid foundation
for health in pure, rich blood Hoods
Sarsaparilla
A. Watson Smith is an expert on
clam chowder If anybody can beat
him, he hasn't come to town yet Call
i'll at the Church street saloon and
taste for yourself
A party of wheelmen and wheel
women took ride over to Centre
vile, Pa. on Thursday evening of
last week The ride was much en-
joyed by all present.
A. Judson Hyatt, son of Rev.
James II. Hyatt, of Baptisttown,
graduated at the Columbia Law
School, New York City, and took first
honors III political economy.
Sidney, younger son OF W +.
Hayhurst, Esq. fell from his bicycle
last Saturday morning and broke his
left arm 1t was broken about year
ago in about the same place.
number of students from the
University of Pennsylvania have been
quartered at Frenehtown. They were
surveying and doing kindred work as
a part of their college course.
severe rain storm passed over
this vicinity on Saturday evening last,
accompanied by heavy thunder and
vivid lightning. As far ms can he
learned, no damage resulted.
John Kline has secured position
i'll the office of the Delaware River
Quarry and Construction Company,
with headquarters i'll this city We
wish him success in his new position
We heard the other day. that one
Of our newly married young ladies
left an order at certain store for some
string beans, and TO he sure and send
enough string to put the beans on
to cook.
Last Thursday, Elmer, son of
Israel Hunt. injured the thumb of his
right hand SO badly while playing
with n hay cutter in a barn in the
Third Ward that amputation VAS
necessary.
party is travelling through this
county buying up the walnut trees and
shipping them to Germany Two
hundred of the largest trees of this
variety III the county have recently
been shipped from Milford
Wins your battle against disease
by acting promptly. One Minute
Cough Cure produces immediate re
suits When taken early it prevents
consumption And in later stages it
furnishes prompt relief. $. w Coch
ran y Co.
Gaddis Skillman, who lives on
Cottage Hill, has made and put up
GOOD sized American flag. The pole,
which is .; feet high, was also prepared
by Mr.. S. Upon this high point it
makes a good appearance and is
conspicuous object
The call for meeting of our citi-
zens on the city lot, on Saturday even
ing last, to make arrangements for an
old fashioned ith of July celebration,
proved to be failure, only Il very few
being in attendance, the excuse being
that il had been left until too late to
make proper preparation.
Mrs Mary ]. Tillyer, widow of
the late Richard Tillyer, died at her
home in Dover on the sth inst, aged
60 years. She was mother of Lorenzo
d. Tillyer, of the Dover Index, and of
Dr. b. Frank Tillyer, who began his
dental practice in Clinton but has
been in Dover for many years
The Chief Burgess of Milesburg,
Pa. says DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are the best pills he ever used in his
family during forty years of house
keeping They cure constipation,
sick headache and stomach and liver
troubles. Small in size but great in
results. S. w. Cochran n Co.
The following Hunterdon county
names were among the graduates at
the State Normal School at Trenton
recently Elizabeth Chamberlin
Bells, Pennington; Roger sherman
Tharp, Pattenburg Mary Abigail
Laubenstine and Katharine Cecilia
Kelly, Lambertville Edna Mae Voor
hees, White House; Josephine Queen
and Mary Providence Diamond, Stock
ton.
Here is a peculiar business fact
from Newton, Sussex county. The
largest and most profitable millinery
business in that town is carried on by
man who weighs upwards of 400
pounds He not only conducts the
business but does all the trimming,
and so adept and skillful is he that for
wears he has commanded the best trade
OF that town If Pennington fat
man, the ponderous ''Dutchy' Tuni-
son, can find business hint herein it
will cost him nothing DcWocrat-
4dneftiser.
The State Commission appointed
under an act of the last Legislature to
purchase home for aged and INDECENT
exempt firemen, on Wednesday closed
a deal whereby the Vim. G.. Lathrop
property in Boonton was secured for
the purpose. The purchase price was
S36, 600 Preliminary papers were
passed, and 500 paid to bind the bar
gain. The deed will be turned over to
the commission July /, when pay
,uant of Gf0 0a0 will no ue1a Hon