The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-08-29
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WEDNESDAY. AUG. %, 1900.

The hlbefnla flre Company nae
their steamer out on trial, on Friday
evening last
Liberty Band will give their next
open air concert ON Thursday evening,
at eight o'clock.
Several people from here went on
the excursion to Niagara Falls on
Thursday morning last.
The Methodist Church of Titus
vile is holding harvest home in the
grove, near the church, to-day Wed
nesdayl.
w. S. Emf has an appointment as
inspector of the Government census
cards being manufactured at the Union
Paper Mills.
Liberty Band filled an engagement
at Ringoes on Wednesday last and
another at Pennington ON Thursday
afternoon and evening last.
George ". Williamson has bought
out a saloon in Trenton and expects to
take charge this week He will move
his family there in a few days.
Remember this: No other medi-
cine has such record of cures as
Hoods Sarsaparilla. When You want
a good medicine, get Hoods.
e. W. Opdycke, the we'll known
and popular dealer in horses, will sell
a choice carload of Iowa and Michigan
horses at his stables in Frenchtown,
on Saturday, Sept. LIST.
The excursion train 10 Atlantic
City on Saturday last met with an acct
dent below Camden, on the homeward
trip, that delayed its arrival here until
aftel one o'clock, A. NJ, Sunday morn
ing.
Owing to the heavy travel of sum
mer visitors homeward from the noun
tains, the south bound passenger trains
that make d. l.. and W. connections
at Manunka Chunk, are considerably
delayed.
John s. Gibson, well.known here
as fine campaign orator, has been APP
pointed secretary of the y. j. Republi-
can State Committee, in place of A. ).
Barber, decd Mr.. Gibson will make
an excellent officer.
Mrs. Dempsey, widow Of the late
Thomas Dempsey, died at her home
ON Conard Hill, on Tuesday morning.
The funeral will be held on Thursday
morning from ST. Johns Ghurh. She
was in her sixty-fourth year.
Frank Cole. an employee Of the
Lambertyille Rubber Company, cut
the thumb of his left hand badly with
a knife while working in the emitting
department On Monday last. The doc
tor was summoned and dressed the
injured member.
President of the n. j. Senate W.
NJ. johnson, of Bergen county, was on
Thursday last sworn in as First Assls-
tant Postmaster General. Mr.. johnson
is very bright man, a lawyer of large
practice, and will honor his State in
his neT position.
After the colored cake-walk at
Glen Moore, ON Labor Day, an oppor-
tunity will be given to any white
couples present to do the eake-walk.
No entrance fee will be charged nor
prize offered except cake to the first
couple. Amusements begin at II
O'Clock noon sharp.
While standing united in front OF
the steam laundry on Bridge street,
Berron & Stiles horse took notion to
run away on Monday afternoon last.
He turned the corner at Union street,
but was stopped, near q. j. Fishers
store by butcher Isler before any
damage was done to horse or wagon.
How easily people are hnmbugged!
Some cheap-John store comes into
town, gets lot of cheap ohm circulars
done out town, offering to sell goods
away below our established stores
prices, and catches lot of foolish
people, and after working off their state
sweat shop goods for few months,
get out of town in time to escape taxa
ton.
The crossing at the South East
corner of York and Main streets, is in
q very bad condition. During and
after every rain it is impossible to
cross the street at that point 1t
would be we'll for the street committee
or whoever's duty it is to give this
place their attention, as great many
people have to cross there daily.
The Lambertyille Athl etic Club
was organized on Tuesday evening of
last week in S. Andrews Hall The
following officers were elected Presi-
dent--James ID. MacKay; Secretary
William d. Minor; Treasurer Joseph
Cooper. The charter members of the
organization are J. ID. MacKay, Rev
H. s. Smith, David Stout, Geo Kline,
W. H. Hoffman, Harry Slack, George
Hartman, Marvin Holcombe, Vert
Abbott, John Hoffman, Ed Burke, d.
E. Van bright, Joseph Cooper, Robert
Paterson, Wallace Thornton, H. X.
Reinert, Willard Allen, w. d. Minor,
W. Y. Scott and William Kroesen.
Among the various attractions on
Labor Day Monday next, those at
Glen Moore, on the Boundbrook
Railroad, Ia short distance from Tren-
tom, are not the least by any means.
E. s. Wells, of Jersey City, the we'll
known proprietary medicine manu-
facturer, owns large stock farm
there with extensive buildings, and
everything is fitted up with the great
est completeness. 1t will be we'll
worth a visit alone to see these
grounds. But on Labor Day Mr..