The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1898-07-06
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 6. 1898.

lIambertYllle Pulls are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the races at Pennington on the
4th.
The entire corps of teachers in our
city public schools have been re-enga-
ged.
A military service will be held in
5 Andrews church on Sunday even
ing next
The common council did no bust
ness on the 4th and adjourned to next
Monday evening
A new and larger flag pole was
erected on the Penna T. r. depot on
Friday afternoon last.
Sunday last, was the hottest day
Of the summer, the thermometer regis
tefing 1907 in the shade
The father of Prof. +. II. ScobeY.
Of this city, died Mt his home in SEQ
hesville, \. J., last week.
The flag that hoated over the rail
road company's shops for several years
past has been replaced by new one.
The Lamhertyille Rubber Com
pany has been shut down for few
days, in order to take account Of stock
Just what you want the best Coal.
Get it of GEo W. MASSEY.
Frank Trimmer had the mis-
fortune to run nail in his right foot
on Sunday last, which makes very
painful wound.
Two new Look out fol. the Loco
motive signs have been erected ON the
west end OF the Bridge street canal
bridge
Hugh Hillpot, the popular Union
Street barber, has erected neat new
barber pole in front of his shop. The
artistic work was done by Hughey
The 29th Quarterly Convention of
the Hunterdon County Union of
1iilStlhH I.HdehNhi Will IL utltt Ill lic
Frenchtown Presbyterian Church ON
Wednesday, July eth, at 30 p. m
During the hot weather. twilight
service of one hour will he held in the
FIRST Baptist Church of this city every
Sunday, beginning Mt o'clock. p NJ,
To which general invitation Is given.
Our people owe vote of thanks to
Mr. Geo. ". Prall for planning aud
for collecting the funds for the fine
display of fireworks on the lawn tennis
grounds, ON the evening Of July 18th.
Wins your battle against disease
by acting promptly, One Minute
Cough Cure produces immediate re-
snlts. When taken early il prevents
consumption. And in later stages il
furnishes prompt relief. $. W. Coch-
ran & Co
While celebrating the 4th early
Monday morning, three window panes
III Stockton's furniture store window
on Bridee.Sheet, were blown ont by the
discharge of small cannon that was
being discharged ON the Bank corner
Geo. NJ. Holcombe has put around
his property, corner of Union and
Deleyan streets, handsome concrete
pavement aud curb 1t is fine i'm
rrovement r. H. Van Horn is put
ting n similar pavement in front Of his
.nst.1,n "a, TTni,f, utraot
The second game of the Lambert
VILE \ 4. at Pennington, on the 18th,
was a great improvement on the pre-
yious one. The score was 3 to III
iayor of Pennington. Considerable
dissatisfaction is expressed over the
decisions of the umpire. The game
WIS well played by both clubs.
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 \ Go.
Major VIM. X. Dat, who will be "a
years old the 25th Of July, visited Mr.
-. V. l.. Schenck, of Delaware town
ship few days ago. He was ae-
companied by his daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth Hall, OF Trenton, with whom
he now resides. While at Mr..
Schenck's, he visited Samuel c.
Barber, near Dilts' Corner, who is in
his 92d year. Major Dat formerly
owned the farm now owned by Mr.,
Schenck, in Delaware township. He
sold il in 1857 and went to Perry, III.
He returned east about five years ago.
He appears to he we'll preserved in
mind, but is feeble of body.
The bicycle parade on Saturday
evening of last week, was not as large
as had been expected, only about one
hundred and fifty being in line. Dele
cations were present from New Hope,
Raven Rock, Stockton and other
places. Some very prettily decorated
wheels were in line A party from
Stockton dressed up to represent Uncle
Sam, attracted considerable attention.
Augustus Sine, of Raven Rock, was
awarded the prize for having the
finest decorated wheel 4 young
daughter of Oliver Naylor was award
ell the prize for being the best lady
rider. The prize for having the most
comical makeup was awarded to
"Chet " Van Solver
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