The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-08-15
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WEDNESDAY, AUG. y, 1900.

"Lambertville Puff" are still go
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them.
The Columbia Social Club will give
a dance at Solebury Deer Park ON
Labor Day,
"A horse from the country was over
come by the heat on Saturday last, on
North Main street.
The weather vane on top of the
depot has been replaced, much TO the
satisfaction of the people in that Wei
nifty.
-Pimples on the face are not only
annoying, but they indicate bad blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures them by
purifying the blood.
Saturday and Sunday last were the
hottest days so far this year, the Their
mometer going above the 100 mark in
several parts of the city.
The festival on the city lot on Sat
urday evening last, was well attended,
about forty dollars being realized.
Liberty Band furnished the music.
An excursion consisting of eleven
cars from the d. l.. and w L. Il.
passed through this city on Saturday
afternoon last, on its way to Atlantic
City.
Nathan c. James, Esq, one of the
oldest members of the Bucks county
bar, died in Doylestown last Friday
morning He was seventy-tiye years
old.
Prosecutor ". +. Hayhurst and
wife are enjoying the sea breezes at
Atlantic City. We are pleased TO hear
that Mrs. Hayhnrst has been greatly
benefited by the sea air.
L Lehman y Co, of Trenton, the
well known groeers, We're last week
fined 500 00for selling oleomargarine.
This is the third time Lehman y Co.
have been fined $4,000 for the same
offense.
The old acquaintance of Horace
Il. Smith, a former resident of this
city, were glad to meet him on visit
here last week. Mr.. Smith Is living at
Miners Mills Pa, near Wilkesbarre,
where he is conducting a large flour
mill.
Much excitement Was created in
New Hope one day last week hy two
boat mules that accidentally fell into
the canal 1t was ut first thought
they would surely drown, but by hard
work they were finally gotten ont on
the bank. They were almost overcome
when rescued.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
of New Hope took a night ride by
boat up the canal as far as Eumbertou
on Thursday evening last. 1t took
two hours to 90 up and two hours TO
return. A very pleasant time was en-
joyed. Five members of the Amwell
Orchestra furnished music for the oc-
casion.
The $50 are light ON the hill serves
purpose, after all, beyond lighting
up the potato bugs. One night last
week the people living near the hill
were kept awake all night by caronsal
of men and girls who were assembled
by the lamp. They kept up their noise
until near o'clock in the morning.
Better invest $50 toward an a l-night
policeman.
d. Botti, with the aid of pet cat,
discovered snake in the cellar win
dow of his home on East Church street,
on Sunday afternoon last, While
Dominick went in search of a club TO
kill the snake, it went on down cellar
where it was finally located under a
wooden step and was dispatched. The
snake measured two feet and a half in
length. 1t is supposed that the snake
was brought in from the country in
load of hay few days ago by a farmer
who was supplying Hoagland's livery
stable.
Richard b. Reading and daughter,
and Robt A. Montgomery, wife and
son, of this city; J, I. Van Cleef, wife
and daughter, aud Judge Robt s.
Woodruff, sister and niece, of Trenton;
and Hon. Chas. n Reading and wife,
of Frenchtown, left home last Friday
for trip to Canada. They will be
gone about ten days, and will take in
Niagara Falls and Thousand Islands
on their way, the objective point being
Charleston Lake, Ontario, where the
party will indulge in fishing, for which
this lake is famous. As Messrs. Read
ing and Montgomery have carried off
the honors as fishermen upon former
visits, we hope to hear that they have
kept up their record ON this occasion.
The Hopewell Presbyterian Sun
day school will run their annual ex-
cursion to Paramount and Woodside
Parks and the geological Garden at
Philadelphia, on Wednesday, Aug. 90
First section will start from Weston at
7.55 A. NJ, and stop at all stations to
HopewelI Second section will start
from Hopewell at $50 A. n, and stop
at all stations to Trenton junction in
elusive. Passengers from the Central
r. r. of n. j., and the Lehigh Valley
r. r. and the trolley road will take
train leaving Bound Brook at :. A 4. N.
Fare for the round trip, including ad
mission to Geological Garden, 81 90.
Children over years old, 80 cents,
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