The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-06-21
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 81. 1899.


look these days.
DO any of us ever read half the
magazines that we buy?
The slovenly person is sure to fee
the heat the most.
The man with soft heart is rarely
the one with soft head.
Cigars at all prices, and the best
in each grade, at Kline's.
Young America" is already start
ing in to celebrate the 4th of July.
"A man always Thinks woman must
be cool if she is dressed in white.
A social was given on the Island,
in this city, on Saturday evening last.
The thrifty housewife will soon be
doing up fruit, and doing up herself as
we'll
An effort is being made to lift a
debt of 81, 500 from the Pennington
Presbyterian Church.
The commencement exercises of
ST. Johns parochial school were held
in St Johns hall last evening.
Post 20, G.. A. R., has just pur-
chased new garrison flag. and it is
displayed to-day for the flag staff.
-Ex-chief of police Samuel Morse
arrived in our city on the p. M. train
on Saturday last, after an absence of
several weeks.
-e"Tis worth bag of gold" This
applies with special force to Hoods
Sarsaparilla and we are glad to tell
others about it.
A great many cisterns around town
are empty and families are compelled
to haul water from the river and canal
for everyday use.
Large quantities of cherries are
being shipped from this vicinity to the
city markets. They are selling as low
as four cents quart.
There are some women who appar-
emily do not consider themselves well
gowned unless they wear every trinket
they own at the same time.
Harry b. Moon, son of Jas. f.
Moon, of Phillipsburg, is one of the
graduates of Lafayette College at the
commencement this week.
a delegation of Evening Star Castle,
Ne. Is, A. o. X. of NJ. c., visited Buck
ingham Castle, No. POS, of Buckingham,
Pa, ON Saturday evening last.
Marvin S. Hunt, of this city, was
among the graduates who received
certificates at the n. J. State School
for Deaf Mutes, at Trenton, last week.
Auctioneer II. g. Carly sold brass
lantern, very old pattern, at the sale
of the goods of Samuel Young, decd,
last Thursday, for 81. II WAS consid-
cred very rare article.
The cabbage leaf that does not get
into the cold slaw endeavors to cool off
the head of some individual who re-
cognizes its virtues in his hat in pre-
ference to having it in his stomach.
Miss Lucy Joiner was given a
birthday party at her home on Perry
street last Tuesday evening A large
number of friends and relatives were
present and spent very enjoyable
evening
Are you ruptured Mr.. Shamalia
has had 20 years experience applying
trusses. He will allow you to wear the
truss two weeks and then return the
money if you are not satisfied. Lady
attendant.
The methods of the keen and in
telligent merchant are worthy of emu
lation; for he knows how to sell his
goods because he knows how to adver-
tise them, as the columns of the RECORD
demonstrate.
While picking cherries in the rear
of the Union House yesterday Tues
day. morning, Charles Tunison receiv-
ed quite fall, caused by the tree
breaking. Fortunately he was not
seriously injured.
At the late meeting of the Board
of School Trustees of this city, the old
corps of teachers was re-engaged. The
increase of scholars really demands an
additional number of teachers, but the
trustees think that the funds will not
admit of it.
Fred. Massey has a large photo
graphic picture of the American liner
Paris on the rocks off the coast of
England. The photograph was sent
to Mr.. Massey by some relatives living
in England, and is on exhibition in
j. b Kline's window.
The concert given by the Amwell
Orchestra on the tennis court grounds
on Friday evening last, was very
pleasing affair, and although the
weather was a little cool, there was
quite a large attendance. 1t is said
that these concerts will be repeated
during the summer.
Lieutenant J. l.. Purcell, of the u.
S. Navy, visited his sister, Mrs.
Elizabeth Norris, in this city, yester-
day, and will remain to-day (Wednes-
day.. The lieutenant has been ordered
to the Philippine Islands and expects
to start upon his trip about the oath
of This month. He will command one
of the captured Spanish gunboats, up
on his arrival in the Philippines.
-" Chet." Van Solver has caused no
end of uneasiness among inquisitive
people for the past few days. "Chet. "
started in ON Saturday last to paint a
sign for the Prudential Insurance Co.
on the glass in the front door OF their
office building on Union street. The
outside of the glass being rough, he
decided to do the lettering on the in