The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-07-26
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last.
Necessity knows no law. 1t i,
a law of Nature that the blood must
be kept pure and Hoods Sarsaparills
does it.
Liberty Band of this city has an
engagement to play at the harvest
home at Loektown August 10. Also al
Ringoes August s.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
of Hopewell will run their annual ex-
cursion to Neshaminy Falls, ON We'd
nesday, August ., 1899. Train will
leave Weston at 1.55, Hopewell $50,
Glenmoore So, Pennington 9.03 A. NJ.
Mr. VIM Lauer, of the Lambert
vile Spoke Mfg. Co. returned home
on Saturday last from business trip
OF two months in Europe He is de
lighted with his visit, which was sue
cessful both from business and
pleasure standpoint
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thing, buy "Lambertville Puffs. ].
b. Kline. Bridge street.
To-day Wednesday, the veterans
Of the 35th Regiment New Jersey
Volunteers will gather in Pennington.
ii being the date of their tenth annual
reunion. Everything possible to ac-
eommodate the visitors has been done
by the Lambert Boeman Post, q. A.
r.. Of that place.
The house ON the jacob Dilts farm
near Copper Hill was burned and en-
tirelv DESTROYED, with most of its con
tents, last Friday night The house
was occupied by Jacob Young The
fire was discovered by the dog about
II o'clock and he alarmed the occu-
pants. The origin of the fire IL I'M
known.
The county rally Of the Hunter
don County Conncll of the Jr. O. L.
\. NJ will be held ut SergennisviIle
August lG. All councils will be
present To compete for II flag ON per
centage of membership. State Goun-
ell officers will be present and grand
time is expected.
The farmers picnic will be held,
rs usual, on the Pennington Fair
Grounds Ample accommodations
are thus given those who want to
drive 10 the picnic 10 stable their
horses. August lG and Il are the
dates and 1t is expected to be the big
sest farmers picnic yet held.
"Lambertville Puflsa are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Milford Lcpdcr states TINT
Rev Ii. +. Hibshman, whose debt
running proclYities have resulted in
making him figure more or less
through the public press during the
past few months, has been visiting his
old neighborhood and paying off all
his outstanding obligations, and says
that he intends to make That locality
his permanent home.
We very sincerely regret to learn
that Mr.. Cyrus Risler, of Locktown,
met with painful and to one of his
age, serious mishap, on Saturday
afternoon last Mr.. Risler was en-
gagged in hauling stone for n founda-
ton of new building he was about
to erect, and in loading the last load
attempted to put on the wagon
large stone, when il slipped, falling on
his leg, crushing il and breaking the
bone HaUtcfd0H Democrat.
County Collector Ed. Humphrey
Postmaster John Num-, Of Glen
Gardner, and Hon. Tom Palmer and
Hon Charles y. Reading last week
made an excursion party to Lake
Hopateong, where they are reported
to have caught sea serpent They
came back loaded with fish and Editor
Rush, of the 1raidaehe, intimates
that they bought them in some meat
market. HHHferdoH Democrat
A horse belonging to II. c.
Savage ran away on the race track at
the old fair ground property on Thurs
day of last week. Mr.. Savage was
speeding the horse around the truck
when part of the harness broke,
frightening the animal and causing it
to run away. The horse ran out on
the York road and made for home at n
breakneck speed, bringing the wagon
on behind, but, strange to say, the
wagon was but little broken. The
horse, however, stumbled and fell
several times, cutting itself badly on
the legs. Savage was thrown from
the wagon, but escaped injury.
The Bound Brook Chroaictc says
"Lewis G. Fisher, who has been mail
clerk on the Bound Brook and Phila-
delphia route for over fourteen years,
has been forced to resign his position
because of i'll health He Is unable to
longer stand the severe mental ana
physical strain which the work exacts.
He made his last run on Saturday,
and Monday morning c. G. Yoder,
young man from Pennsylvania, was
placed in charge of the position for
the time being 1t is not yet known
whether or not Mr.. Yoder will have
the place permanently. 1t is under
civil service rules The sympathy Of
Mr.. Fishers many friends, both here
and along the route which he has
served faithfully for so many years, is
with him in his affection. Mr..
Fisher was formerly a resident of
Delaware township, in this comfy.
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