The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1899-07-19
~ ~ 1I.
u z. Il q -. <>'SsSNIkLc
..456Ys E,zASaD
SS ssS5s.>tGWn
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10. 1899.

~ 'tANil ANits At hllilC
The Union National Bank of
Frenchtown has declared semi
annual dividend of five per cent
William Percy and family left here
last Wednesday for Sandstone, Mimi,
where he intends to make his home.
\ new are light has been placed
ON Swan street. east of Franklin, and
ooe at the corner of Ferry and Union
streets.
\ number Of young folks from
this city went on picnic to Delaware
Grove, over IN New Hope, ON Thurs
day last
\ semi-annual dividend of six per
cent has been declared on the stock
Of the Alexandria Delaware Bridge
Campany's stock
Te err Is human, but to con
tlnue the mistake of neglecting Your
blood is folly. Keep the blood pure
with Hoods Sarsaparila
\ bicycle and team ran together
Yesterday Tuesday morning on Main
street. The front wheel of the bicycle
WAS wrecked No oae was injured
II. L. Wilson, OF Delaware town
ship, Is the first 10 bring peaches of
his own raising To town this season
On Monday he sold three baskets to
-,
one u our iiieleli'i's-
The NJ. +. Sunday School of New
Hone went on picnic to-day Wed
nesda3 Ia Mesinnes' Grove, about
three mits above New Hope The
trip was nade by boat mp the canal.
Dewey supper VIII be gwen
hY the stockton NJ =. Church. Wed
hesdaY evening July %. tickets, -
els lee f.feitlii anu oliief refreshments
III aeHtaaeet' e'9ea music. Bicycles
checked.
9' = I''''''.'' u = ''''','''''''
10
''.2..,,... ~ - ~" W. " W - W
- -
nun t
t,..,.5.ff t5z.z.yL,,, bas - son po+or
II,.l.a,,5I,..= i, H., LIond,I.o .,oIJ folds
ua ,e.snth. cont so,na of tha GOLD
,,,,.,.,o,o az, l.. found j., tbot ro,,;,,
a. mother
,
n;..I,t lagt and would hoyo. lrowuodLnt
forsamnal Alers. whobannenino aIono
a. lie tiaa .lnnaed into thn feedor
mud bronobt tho rhiId safely to shore
49,. -=.....---.-, ~.
~. c.. al C,.,
VII. IL. NJ. ,.,.,.,;,,..
but were frightened away by some
nei2hbors who were up at the time
and heard the burglars at their work
r,..., ,rn s..,-
-, 49,,
eeoo there w,s VISITING friends in
this .ity= an Friday mud saturday last
walk m Main street between
yort o,d DeIavon st,eets ot uioht
ro,ninds one If WALKING tbrougb q
,l..nso woods The trae.tops ara en-
.l,;al. a,,d nood tri,n,oino co hodI,, Mot
tl,a.ar.. =liob,e eonnot chino tbrouob
a.,
IN
-A.'3''', r,'t,
i'"9e,' "ii 'ip ! oii i'oi9' "v"' '''' -
aei'"'l' "h '''ii'''' '''' 80" "'"'
''''s' my u ''e' = e''''' ! us - 'H'
-.
-. -. =. :.
-
-tfoYernor voorhees, mas named
Hon John X Foster, OF TINS county
rs the delegate from TINS congress
slonal district 10 the NatlohnI far-
mer Congress to be held IN Boston
IN October The associate delegate Is
Edmund Cathart, OF warren county
'Lambertyille Puffs' are still 60
ing mp in smoke Kline sells them.
TLo ff,h annual nicn;c If the Sand
p..+,. -, AII;anoo viii no hold
I'll, p.all.s- Grove an +be oftar-
noon and evening of Wednesday, July
&c, 1899, and will be addressed by Rev.
l.. D. Temple, of Pennington; Rev.
S. l.. Cox, of Croton; Hon. John r.
Foster, of Three Bridges; Newton b.
Rirenhouse, of Sergeantsville, and
others The Pennington Cornet Band
will furnish the music. first-class
supper will be served Refreshments
Of all kinds.
Thomas Banchoff has made the
I,.,,ast ootob IN fsb;ng If onvone so