The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-03
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1898.

I.ambertville Puff" are still go
ing up in smoke Kline sells them
The Hibernia Fire Company had
their engine out on trial, last Tuesday
evening.
"A. 7. Sewers has accepted a posi-
tion as conductor for the Union Trae-
ton Company Of Philadelphia
Workmen began digging the eel
Ter fer Dominick Botti' new binding
on Union street, on Monday morning
For the first time in many years.
Swan street, between Union and Main.
is receiving some attention from the
street committee.
Men, women and children " no are
troubled with sores. humors, pimples
etc, may find permanent relief IN
Hoods Sarsaparilla
The excursion 10 Ocean Grove on
Thursday last, was not very we'll
patronized from this city, owing to
the Indictment weather
Do not forget that the Eagle
picnic will take place Thursday, Aug
llth, in Delaware Grove 4 fine
orchestra has been secured
A crowd of young people from here
attended church festival at Larson
Corner last Tuesday evening. going
and returning ON then wheels
Major c. A. Angel Post, No. 20 G.
A. r., have put up Il tall flag statfupon
then post headquarters to the top Of
which fine new flag Will be raised
this evening, with appropriate exef-
eises
Wins your battle against disease
b acting promptly One Minute
Cough Cure produces immediate re
suits. When taken early il prevents
consumption. And in later stages it
furnishes prompt relief 5 W Coch
ran Y Co.
Hunterdon county peaches appear
ed III city markets last week. j. W
Cooley shipping some of the early
fruit from Frenchtown station aud
Joseph Alyater. Of Sand Brook, from
Pennington.
\ special sale Of llandkerchiefs,
Shirt Waists and Shoes, Is now going
on ut Il. II, Van Horn y Sons Grand
Depot There are some fine bargains
III all these goods. and it will he well
for people who want to save money to
look over the stock. See adv.
James II, Calan, John Fitzpat
rick and James Hughes, of Philadel-
phia, came here on Monday night last
On Tuesday the trio. accompanied by
T. S, Callen. of tins city. went To
Moore's Station on n fishing trip. OF
course the fish had TO suffer.
One Of the large gray horses own
ell 10y the Standard Oil Company, was
overcome by the heat. while being
driven from Trenton to this city, on
Monday afternoon OF this week and
fell IN the stable yard before the har
ness could be gotten of. II will pro
badly recover.
Just what You want the best Coal.
Get it of Gro W MASSEY.
Oliver H. Holeombe has on exhi-
bition splendid Mathnshek piano, for
which he is agent Its handsome case
prepares one for it's beautiful tone, |
which is rich, sympathetic and pow
erful Mr. Holcombe will be pleased
to show it to any one who thinks of
buying a piano.
The lecture room Of the First Bap-
fist Church of this city il about 10 be |
improved New window glass will be
put in, the walls frescoed, the wood
work grained, &e. The pews will be |
removed and chairs substituted, and |
it is designed to divide up the large |
room by movable screens.
IL j. Richter, formerly assistant |
superintendent of the Prud entail In
surance Company for tins vicinity, |
has severed his connection with that
company and has removed his family |
to Trenton. Mr. Richter made many |
friends during his short stay with us. |
He left for Trenton on Monday Of this
week
u 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 you will think the same. II also
cures eczema and all skin diseases. S. |
w Cochran \ Go.
Prize of Life Lodge. No 34lg, q.
I. O. of Q. f., Of this city, will hold
festival III Delaware Grove, New
Hope. on Saturday of this week, after
noon and evening lee cream. cakes,
and other refreshments will be offer
ed for sale AT : 30 O'Clock, Liberty
Band will give concert, and at 3
o'clock there will be Il cake walk. Adj
mission to the grounds free.
The Temple Guard, a we'll
known military organization of boys
connected with Grace Baptist Temple.
Phila., DIR. Conwellss noted church,
passed through this city last Saturday
at 30 on their way TO Point Pleasant,
Pa, where they went into camp for a
week. outing They number about
two hundred They will break camp
next Saturday.
4 Hebrew peddler by the name of
Rosenthall, living in Trenton, met
with quite a serious accident on Thurs
day morning of last week. He was
coming down Washington street near
the school hill, with wagonload of
dishes and when near Thomas Demp-
sey's. the wagon upset, going over
the steep embankment toward the
York road. Rosenthall was carried
over the hill with the wagon. One
l.