The Lambertville record., 1899-05-31
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 81. 1899.

Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey
-'Lambertville Puffs" are still 60
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The State Fair will be held in Way
erly Park, Newark, October I'd to 9th,
inclusive.
DR.. Elwood Hubbs, of Easton, Pa,
has located at Little York as practising
physician.
The best medicine money can buy
for impure blood, nervousness, and all
stomach and kidney trouble is Hood
Sarsaparilla.
The New Jersey State Encamp-
ment of the G. A. Il. will be held in
Trenton on June eth.
The brush factory in Glen Gardner
is running full time. Ii employs sixty
hands and needs more.
e. W. Opdycke has another sale of
fine horses at Frenchtown on Satur-
day of this week. See adv.
H. c. Dilley is painting his resi-
denee, cor. of Union and Perry streets,
in very nice contrast of colors.
"A fine new granolithic pavement
has been laid in front of Samuel Stock
toms residence on Main street
r. F. Lear is charging and great
ly improving his dwelling house, cor
ner of Union St. and Delaware Ave.
Before purchasing your wall paper
and paints call at HoLcoMBE' $, No. 81
n. Main street. Large stock Low
prices.
Rev. DIR. George S. Mott has re
signed the office of Secretary of the
New Jersey Historical Society because
of i'll health
The Children's Day exercises at
the Mount Airy Presbyterian Church,
Will take place June 11th, at o'clock
in the afternoon.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding of Miss Eva Lulu Dean, of Rose
mont, and Mr.. Cyrus j. Bissey, of
Sergea ltsville, on the seventh of June,
at the residence of Miss Dean
Wanted, girl or young woman
to do housework in small family.
One who can sleep at her own home
preferred Inquire at THE RECORD
office.
Miss Ada Beaumont, daughter of
Harry Beaumont, of this city, left here
last Friday for Deckertown, N. J.,
whore she will study dentistry with
DIR. Hagserty, Of that town
Oliver Creed, son of John b.
Greed, of this city, died at Vincen-
town, Nj, the first of this week. His
remains will be brought to Trenton
and inferred in Mercer Cemetery this
afternoon.
The Hiberina Fire Company raised
new flag over their engine house
yesterday Tuesday morning, Liberty
Band furnishing the music. They
made a short parade through our streets
on the OCCASION
J. f. Chandler, of New Brunswick,
assistant supervisor of the n. Y. Divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania Railroad, has
been appointed supervisor of the Bel
videre Division in place of A. r. File
brown, promoted.
DR.. and Mrs. Cordo had the plea
sure of entertaining last Thursday,
Rev w. T. Cell, the noted evangelist
1t is hoped that he may be secured for
Sunday in Lambertville sometime
during the summer.
During the thunder shower on
Tuesday evening of week before last,
lightning struck the dwelling of Ira
Higgins near Wertsville, entering near
the chimney and running down raft
err, splintering it badly and going out
the roof again.
Arthur A. Wood, recently connect
ed with the New Jersey Rubber Mill,
left this city on Monday morning last
for CRANKY, Ontario, where he has
secured position with rubber COM
pany. Mr.. Wood made host of friends
during his stay here, all of whom will
greatly miss him.
-Liverton's pleasure yacht began
running ON the river yesterday and
was well patronized. The trip mp and
down the river was pleasant one and
very much enjoyed by the patrons.
The boat made hourly trips from the
foot of Coryell street. After seven
o'clock an orchestra accompanied the
boat on its trips.
--Ishmael Brink died in Frenchtown
on the 10th inst aged about 70 years.
Hewas son of the late Aaron Brink and
was born in Kingwood township.
About 80 years ago deceased engaged
in the hardware business in French
town, in which place he has since
lived with the exception of few years
spent in the West.
If you want segar that is Just the
thing, buy "Lambertville Puffs." J.
b. Kline, Bridge street.
"A strawberry festival will be held by
the Ladies Aid Society of the Mount
Airy Presbyterian Church, on Thursday,
June Sth next, afternoon and evening.
If stormy, it will be held the next even
ing.
Samuel Stockton has had a good,
substantial pavement put down in front
of his residence, on N. Main street.
There are a few more yet who should
follow his example. Keep the good
work up
-Catharine Williamson was appoint
ed Postmishess at Ringoes on Tuesday
of last week, and Howard Riegel was
appointed Postmaster at Riegelsville