The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17
Buy your Coal of Larson 4 Mar

1st and 31st
What mass of torture We endure
under the name of pleasure
Farmers have begun shipping
peaches to the cities in small quaint
+ ties.
The dance on Holeombe Island on
Saturday last, was we'll patronized,
large crowd being present
He that does good for good sake
seeks neither praise nor reward.
though sure of both at last.
1t is generally the man who is
striving to do right who is amazed at
| the opportunities to do wrong.
Don neglect the weeds along the
highways; cut them down this month
before they go to seed.
The man who howls at the passing
of the basket in church will pay
big hotel bill with smile IN his face.
For sale, the pews in the lecture
room of the First Baptist Church IN
this city They are of pine and best
lumber.
The world may owe livelihood To
you, but twill not pay until you force
ii to SO by doing hard work week in and
week out.
There are many who traverse the
world in pursuit of happiness but it
Is within the reach of every man
eontented mind confers It
Just what You want the best Coal.
Get it of Gro. w MASSEY.
An old saying is to the effect that
when we have two new moons in one
month such an event always produces
flood And We are having 1t right
along.
When We are grumbhug over the
heat let us give thouaht to those
who serve Us in hot kitchens, OF are
fighting for this country IN Cuba and
other hot places
Cigars nj all prices, and the best
in each grade. at Kline $.
\ Lawn Party will be held ON the
lot opposite the Mount Carmel Bap
fist church. To morrow Thursday
evening Good singing will be among
the attractions. Everybody IS invited
The improvements 10 Solliday $
jewelry store have been 50 far com
pleted a. 10 enable Mr. s. 10 take pos
session Of il again 1t Is nov very
light aud attractive store, being In
great contrast to It's condition before
the alterations.
u think DeWitt5s Mitch Hazel
Salye is the finest preparation on tue
market for piles So writes John C.
Dunn, of Wheeling, " va FRY II
aud YOU will think the same. 1t alsa
cures eczema and all skin diseases. .
". Cochran y Go.
Ex- Coroner Thomas Callan aud
Landlord Hurschler went ON gun
ming trip on the farm of Squire kise,
in kingwood township, on Friday last.
They report having very good day 3
sport, especially while trying to shoot
some white chickens. They succeeded
in killing four of that kind of game
The Rider Business College, Tren
ton, is securing an increased number
of students from this section. lis
methods are progressive and practical,
and in its new quarters. the best
appointed in the State, il affords every
facility for young men and women To
obtain the highest and best CONNER
cial education
West Crossley met with quite
painful accident on Saturday last
While coasting down hill near Mount
Airy, on his bicycle, the front forks
parted and West took II header over the
handle bars The fall stunned him for
few seconds His face and body
were pretty badly scratched and
bruised. hut no serious injury re
suited
Elk Senator George II. Large, Ed
ward Il. Allen, John Shields and Fur
man Williamson have been granted n
franchise to construct water works III
Pennington, and it Is expected that
the work of laying the mains will be
commenced the latter part of the pres
ent month As Pennington already
has n water supply, it looks very much
as though the supply, ar the cost, Is
not satisfactory.
Rev. Wm. Swan, a former pastor
of the Presbyterian Church in this
city, and also at Stockton, died at
Snow Hill, Md, on Saturday last. His
funeral occurred yesterday Inter.
ment at Snow Hill While still
resident here, he was attacked by n
disease of the kidneys which compelled
him to visit Carlsbad Springs, Ger
many for relief. He returned much
improved, but the disease finally over
came him.
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 & Co.
What might have been a serious
accident occurred on the Cottage Hill
road on Saturday evening last. JEFF
ferson Lefeyer lives on Thomas Il.
Hunts farm, and just before dark on
Saturday, started ont with his wife
and three children in wagon, to