The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-06-01
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE /. 1898.

buy your coal OF u. W. Massey
"Lambertville Puffs" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Quite number of our citizens visi-
ted Willow Grove on Memorial day.
Sunday last added another rainy
day to the long list for the month lust
passed.
Mr.. Cyrenus Bearder, of Oakdale,
was stricken with paralysis on Satur-
day last, and is now very low
The members of the Union Fire
Engine Co. had their steamer ont on
trial last Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Arthur A. Wood has moved
into the house recently purchased of
Geo NJ. Holcombe. on North Union
Street.
Willard Reading, of this city. ran
nail in his right foot, last week, from
the results of which he is compelled to
use crutches
\ neat American flag now floats
from pole on top of Thomas Coombe's
foundry and machine shop, on South
Union Street.
Our city was full OF visitors over
Sunday and Monday, every passenger
train arriving at the depot on Saturday
bringing new arrivals.
Spring humors, hoils, pimples,
eruptions, sores, may be completely
cured by purifying the blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Tuscarora Tribe. No1t, l. O. r.
NJ, now have the Stars and Stripes
floating from the roof of their lodge
room in the Thatcher building. ON
Church Street
Rev, Geo H. Neal, II former pms
Tor OF the NJ T.. Church III this city,
tool II -upernumerary relation at the
late annual conference. and il now
living at Bridgeton, n j
Hundreds of swallows nightly
circle above the chimney ON the Maso-
ME Hall, and gradually disappear in
side. The sight is Witnessed by II
great many people in the vicinity.
Attention is called to Ribsam u
Sons large new adv. in this issue.
They have the very best in the line of
farmers implements and supplies,
flowers, &c.
Elaborate preparations are being
made hy the First Baptist Sunday
School for the Ghildren's Day Exer-
eises which will be given on the
Second Sunday evening in June
Late to bed and early 10 rise, pre-
pares man for his home in the skies
Early to bed and Little Riser, the pill
that makes life longer aud better and
wiser. $. w Cochran Il Co
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Mt
Airy Church, will hold trawberry
festival in the chapel on Friday even
ing, June 3D.. Sandwiches and coffee
will also he served. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all. If stormy, it
will he held the next evening.
On Saturday evening of this week
Rev. Mr. Robinson, of Sandy Ridge,
will give Photographic entertain
ment in the Ringoes Baptist Church
All are welcome The admission is
only 10 and l5c for two hours, solid
enjoyment
At Co. Cs election for corporal, II
week ago last Thursday night, Pri-
waite Calvin Emerson was chosen for
the office. Mr. Emerson succeed Ser
geant Slack, who likewise replaced
William Smith several weeks ago at
the latter's expiration of service.
Captain Richard b. Reading, In
spector of Rife Practice, and Captain
c. II. W. Nalseiyef, Adjutant of the
Seventh Regiment, paid visit to Sea
Girt one day recently. Upon return
ing they were loud in their praise of
the manner in which affairs are being
conducted in the Jersey camp.
Horace Case, ofthis city, met with
rare kind of accident to his bicy-
Gle on Monday evening The thumb
screw of his lamp caught in the spokes
Of his wheel, tearing out the spokes
and throwing Case over the handle
bars on his head Fortunately, he was
not seriously injured by his mishap
The human machine starts bnt once
aud stops but once You can keep it
going longest and most regularly by
using DeWitts's Little Early Risers,
the famous little pills for constipation
and all stomach and liver troubles.
5. w. Cochran 4 Co.
A stranger, who had been taking
too much bug juice, went staggering
down Bridge Street Oh Friday morning
last At the canal bridge he lost his
equilibrium and fell sprawling on the
bridge After being assisted to his
feet he went down the tow-path just
below the bridge and went to sleep
along the fence
Visitors coming to our city cannot
charge MS with being unpatriotic. cold
Glory" meets the eye every way one
can turn. With few exceptions the
stars and stripes float from every mill
and factory i'll the city. On Monday
last, two more flags were added to the
number, one on top of the Spoke Mill
and the other at the New Jersey Rub
Der Co 3 works.
Captain Reading, ofCo c., has UNI
der consideration the raising of vol
.unteer company in Hunterdon county.
The captain believes that he can or
ganize full company from the best
material in the county at brief notice.
So far but one representative of the
county is fighting for his country.
The lone warrior is DIR. McGill of
on,Iarty;lla ubo oco,,rias tho of :