The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-08-17
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST Il. 1898.

Cooling drinks have been in great
demand
Don't leave your horse standing in
the hot sun.
Lambertyille Putls' are still go
ing up in smoke Kline sells them.
The old Centennial Paper Mill is
expected to begin running this week
The Union Picnic at Mount Airy
on Friday last, drew large number
from this city.
Our happiness in this world de
ponds chiefly ON the affection We are
able to inspire.
The NJ f. Church Sunday school
picniced ON Elmaker Island to-day
Wednesday,
The editor of the Trenton STATE
GazeHe appears to have soft side for
the beer business.
There are more fools than sages /;
and among the sages there is more
IOliA luau WlStiplil.
If You cannot speak we'll do not
speak at all employ the time in max
ing good resolutions.
Simplicity is clock which often
makes lie appear true it il often
mistaken for honesty.
There is no sense III srumbling over
the weather look "a we'll as You can
and endure ii cheeriully
1t may not be wisdom To write let
ters, but it is certainly an evidence of
rudeness not to answer them
Geo. W. Massey Coal Is cheap
coal because its good coal
Many men are doing more of their
banking business in Their trousers
pockets since checks have 10 he stamp
ed.
knayery may serve your turn. but
remember, Satan Is always around the
corner waiting for his share of the
profits
Mayor Wage has issued a procla-
nation against the running at large of
unregistered dogs Such dogs, if
caught, viii be KILLED.
The harvest moon Is the moon
which Is nearest an autumnal equinox,
and will be this year the full moon
occurring ON September -
Some boys amused themselves
yesterday Tuesday morning by try
ing to capture weasel under the
Bridge street eana bridge, but with
out success.
Captain Richard h. Reading, In
spector of Rifle Practice of the Sey-
enth Regiment, left for Sea Grit on
Monday, where he Will remain for two
weeks during the rifle practice of
that organization.
Nlns your battle against disease
by acting promptly. One Minute
Cough Cure produces immediate re-
suits. When taken early ii prevents
consumption And III later stages il
furnishes prompt relief. $. W Coch
ran Go.
The night toll -takcr at the river
bridge shot possum near the bridge
early yesterday morning. On eXami-
nation II was found that the 'possom
had ten Young ones which it was
carving in its sack, an arrangement
provided by nature for that purpose.
$. Andrews Sunday School picnic
viii be held in the Deer Park. New
Hope, on Tuesday of next week.
Tickets, including bridge toll rail
road fare and admission TO park 25cts.
for adults and l5cts. for children. The
school will assemble at S. Andrews
Hall at 10 A. NJ.
The meetings at the locks below
town, conducted by the Y. p. c. l..
Societies of the Presbyterian and Bap-
I st Churches, closed for the season
with the meeting last Sunday after
noon. There has been an average
attendance of one hundred aud fifty
at these meetings, aud the order has
been excellent
The Hunterdon Democrat SAYS
that the Central n j. Races did not
prove much Of success from finan-
cial standpoint The Somerset Driv-
ing Club lost s; per head for each
member Of that association, aud the
Hunterdon Driving Club is out several
hundred dollars on their race meeting
1t Is certain that no more races will he
given at Remington for some time.
On Thursday of last week a fire
was discovered in closet IN John Dill
Ions house, opposite the spoke fac
tory 1t appears that one of his child
rem was playing with matches and
threw one while lighted in closet
UP stairs. An alarm was given and
the fire was put ont by men from the
spoke factory, who used a Rex fire
extinguisher.
John W. Dilley, Of this city, while
Pennington Railroad near Capt Elisha
Holcombe = yesterday, fell fifteen feet,
sprainlng his wrist, cutting his head
and otherwise injuring himself. His
fall was the result of attempting to
steady himself on scatfold by tax
ing hold of board that was not suf-
ticiently nailed fast for that purpose
While ferrying loaded canal boat
across the ferry below this city, on
Thursday morning last, one of the
ropes attached to the pulley that run 5
on the wire, parted and allowed the
boat to be carried down stream. 1t
stuck on the falls dam and after taking
off some coal in lighters, it was finally
hauled off and pulled up to the outlet
locks, without any serious damage.
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