The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-06-22
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %. 1898.
Bay your coal of G.. W. Massey

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There is talk of running Il tele-
phone line between this city and Stock
ton.
r. H. Liyerton is nursing very
sore leg. the result of falling from his
bicycle.
The Somerset County FAIR will be
held this year on September 18th. 18th
and 18th
Hooker y Roberts lost valuable
horse from collie ON Wednesday of
last week
Governor Voorhees, has decided
that no extra session of the Legislature
il needed
J. b. Kline has had new chimneys
put up ON his store and residence.
Kline is at home in the smoke" hnsi=
ness
The victory rests with America 5
Greatest Medicine, Hood sSarsaparilla.
when it enters the battle against inn
pure blood
John Agnew, who for several years
has been connected with the Lambert
vile House, has served his connection
with that place.
\ new flag stone pavement is be
ing put down around Mr.. NJ. A.
Marjarum's residence, corner Main
and Delaware Avenue.
Samuel Hartpenee, of Rosemont.
has been in the undertaking business
for forty-two years, during which time
he has buried about 1900 persons
The p. O. $. of A. at Milford will
celebrate the Fourth by Il street
parade and other attractions. The
Frenchtown band will furnish the
music.
Mr.. J. G. Butler, some years ago
Principal of the Frenehiown public
school, is now the editor and general
manager of the Warren Daily News. nj
Phillipsburg
Vim. Cole, who cut the wire screen
at the Lambertyille Paper Co S mill
about two weeks ago. WIS last week
sentenced to two years in state prison
at hard labor and sl50 costs
The friends of ev-Connty Clerk
Peter Voorhees, will regret TO learn
that he IS in very critical condition
ut his home i'll Whitehouse Station
He has lost his eyesight and Is also n
sufferer from other causes.
DIR. Romine, of this city, left home
on Monday for n trip of several weeks
10 Watkin Glen, the lakes, etc. Early
IN the year he had expected to make
trip to Europe, but the war and other
considerations changed his purpose
Under the auspices of the Good
Roads Association, there will be
bicycle parade in this city, Mt an early
date, when prizes will be offered. The
committee having the matter in charge
will announce their programme ina few
days
Win your battles against disease
bv acting promptly. One Minute
Cough Cure produces immediate re-
snlts. When taken early il prevents
consumption. And i'll later stages it
furnishes prompt relief. $. W. Coch
ran Il Go.
The aged mother of the editor of
the Glen Gardner 4raiduchc. was
bitten ON her finger II few days ago,
by a eopperhead snake Her hand
began to swell nj once, and physician
was called Immediately. We have
heard no later report of her condition.
The Directors Of the Locktown
Creamery held their monthly meeting
recently, when the Secretary made the
following statement Of the workings
of the Creamery for the past month
Made and sold II, 197 pounds of butter
average test of all milk %, price for
same 72lc, The Treasurer paid out
to patrons that month close to g., 0O0.
row-boat from New Hone,
containing three grown people and
two children was capsiZed in the Island
creek on Sunday afternoon. The
party was rowing up the creek and in
passing the tail race Of the New Jersey
Rubber Company, the swift water
coming from the water wheel pushed
the boat up against the bank, capsizing
II and throwing the occupants ont into
the water. Fortunately the water is not
very deep at this point and the child
rem were held above water until assist
anee arrived, III the person of John
Slack He had heard the noise of the
women crying for help and went ont
in boat and landed them safely ON
shore
The Chief Burgess of Mlesburg,
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 x Co.
There was quite serious fire at
the gas house in Pennington on Tues
day evening of last week George
Dean, who is employed there, was
working at making gas, and every
thing seemed to be going we'll, when
suddenly there was an explosion of
some materials in the mixer The
windows were blown ont of the place,
and fire Immediately ensued. Mr..
Dean was unable to subdue the flames
single handed, and aid was hastily
summoned The Fire Department
quickly responded. Two lines of hose
were attached to a nearby hydrant,
and with the ample supply of water
thus obtained the fire was soon sub
dued. While the interior of the build
ing and the roof were quite badly
Ia,oa,ra1 tba ,,,ochinarv and annara-