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

Buy your Coal of Larson 4 Mar
iarum.
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Kline's.
An are light has been placed at
tue corner of Deleyan and Clinton sis.
\ party of eight gentlemen from
Philadelphia are camping on Hol-
combe Island, in this city
Fishing is said to be very good in
the river now. Some fine catches of
sunfish, catfish and bass are reported
\ large number of city hoarders
are enjoying vacation on the several
farms ON this and the other side of the
river.
Owing to the extreme heat, several
hands employed at the New Jersey
Rubber Works were overcome and
compelled to quit work few days last
week
4 yoke OF oxen harnessed to a
farm wagon, passed through our town
ON Thursday afternoon last Sights
Of this kind are very rare in tins sec
ton nova. days
Aaron Wycko1, of Raven Rock.
moved his family from that place to
this city ON Monday of this week, to Il
house ON South Main street owned
by Charles Regain.
lIartwell Sehadell, of this city,
and Daniel Oblinger, Thomas Vert
and William Daniels, of New Hope,
attended the Camp meeting at Siup-
son Grove, near Langhorne, Pa, go
ing there by team.
The School Board. at their late
meeting, awarded the contract for pla
eng steam heating apparatus in the
First Ward school house to A. c. Gan
dey, and in the Third Ward school
house to Geo V Hunt
The Amwell Orchestra has been
'hS"SVu ~ IluN nj thc itctpttpH To ne
given at the silk mill, over in New
Hope, on Tuesday evening, August
9th. The orchestra will give concert
the forepart OF the evening. To be fol
lowed 10y dance.
Geo. W Massey Coal Is cheap
coal because its GOOD coal
The box which WAS sent through
the w C. I L. of this city To the
Soldiers and contributed To by friends
and citizens, has been received and
acknowledged by Mrs Kate Stewart,
of Tampa, Florida, who writes with
many thanks for the generous dona-
ton, and tells of the appreciation of
the recipients
check rem is cruel thing 10
put ON II horse at any time, hut when
1t Is done in hot weather while flies
annoy horses exceedingly, II Is doubly
cruel We SAW fine tenn standing
on Union street, one day recently,
without ily-nets, aud with very tight
check reins on The poor animals
were in an agony from the bites Of
Of flies, and could not turn their heads
to drive them oil
\ party was given by Miss Martha
Finger on Wednesday evening last,
complimentary to her friend Miss Susie
Mason, who is visiting her, II was II
very pleasant gathering Among
those who were present were Misses
Nellie Petrie, Mary Johnson, Myra
Harrison Elizabeth Bray. Adelaide
Bray, Jessie Pierson, Elizabeth BAL
rymple, Nellie Hunt, and Messrs
Harry Holcombe. VIM. J. Cooley,
John Drake and Ghas MartindelI
Edward Rittenhouse. Harry Van
Horn, John Fulkner, Cornelius Ainett,
John Gibbs. Louis Spring and Charles
Swallow. of this city, and Dir. Dun
ming, Of Trenton, took trip to vii
low Grove last Tuesday evening, go
ing to Doylestown on their wheels and
from that place to Willow Grove by
trolley They report having "A delight
full time The return trip was made
in the same manner, arriving home
about one clock in the morning
The Chief Burgess of Milesburg,
Pa, says DeWitts 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 aud liver
troubles Small in size but great III
results. $ ". Cochran \ Co