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

The roof of,the river bridge is be.
ing repaired
-''Lamberteille Puffs are still GO
ing up in smoke. Kline sells them,
The Lambertville Spoke Manu-
featuring Company is running NIGHTS
to fill orders.
"A new are light now burns bright
" at night in front of Johnson ) cloth
ing store.
If you want a segar that Is Just the
thing, buy "Lambertville Puffs. j.
B. Kline, Bridge street.
Quite number of our people took
advantage of the excursion to Ocean
Grove and Long Branch on Thursday
last.
Rev. Herbert j. Betting, of Diekin-
son College, will preach in the Genten-
airy NJ. E. Church next Sabbath, morn
ing and evening.
You never read of such cures else
where as those accomplished by Hood S
Sarsaparilla, did you? 1t is Americas
Greatest Medicine.
"A representative of the lie Malre
Optical Co. will be at Chochran drug
store tomorrow Thursday to examine
eyes, etc. See adv.
A two horse wagon load Of people
from here attended the camp meeting
at the Amwell Church, near Rocktown,
on Friday evening last.
Liberty Band gave their second
open-air concert on the city lot, on
Thursday evening last A large crowd
was present to enjoy the music.
An excursion from Easton, Pa E, 10
Atlantic City, passed through here over
the Belvidere road on Saturday morn
ing last, returning the same night.
-Rey. ". W. Moffett, D. D., pastor
of the NJ. f. Church, left on Monday
for Island Heights, where he will
spend his vacation with his family.
The railroad track from CorYell
street crossing to point below the
depot has been nicely ballasted with
small stones, covered over with layer
of cinders.
BY stumbling over a stepping stone
near her home on Swan street, Oh Fri
day evening last, Mrs James MeCon-
mel badly sprained some fingers on her
right hand.
Thomas Lugar, railroad eafpen-
ter, had finger badly mashed by
heavy timber falling on it, Oh Wednes
dav last He was unable 10 work for
several days.
"A dog TINT will run out al every
horse that goes by and bite II, ought
to be put out of business 10y the
authorities, or kept tied up. One of
this Kind OF dogs exists on Church
street
A young eolored hoy whose name
could not be learned, was knocked
down by wheelman on the Bridge
Street canal bridge on Saturday after
noon last but, fortunately, was not
badly injured
A horse belonging to Harry Hong
land, of this city, took fright and ran
away, near Lumberyille, Pa, on Satur-
day evening last Although the wagon
was upset and the occupants thrown
out, neither was injured
The Mt. Airy Presbyterian Church
will hold harvest home in " /. Hol-
combe's woods to -morrow Thursday.
There will be good speaking, an ex-
cellent supper and refreshments. Lii
berty Band will furnish the music.
Mrs. Wilson Price, of Swan street,
captured German carp IN Swan creek
on Saturday last that weighed ,. lbs.
The carp was a prisoner IN pool of
water in the creek and was discovered
there by Mrs. Price, az she was getting
& bucket of water. 1t had probably
been washed there when the creek was
high.
The common council have money
to burn, Judging by the way they put
arc lights in ont of the way places,
where ineandescent, gas or oil lights
would serve the purpose. At the conn
ell meeting last Monday evening, one
of the body wanted to put up another
on the outskirts OF the town.
William A. Smith, of Trenton. was
arrested ON Wednesday last by officer
Thornton, of the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Animals, for
working horse with sore neck, at
tached to his wagon. After paying the
fine and agreeing to not work the
animal until we'll, he was discharged.
The contract for supplying the
cast iron column bases and panels to
be used in the construction of the New
York subway has been awarded to the
John Foran Foundry Company, of
Pennington. The contract involves
about 5000 tons of ironwork and will
take a year and half to fill. The same
company recently secured the contract
for the ironwork of the Jerome Park
reservoir, also in New York,
The Royal Marine Band of Italy
opened its engagement at Willow Grove
Saturday, July %. Atlantic City went
mad over the new band during tier
engagement at the seashore. No less
admirable is Sig. De Titta, baritone
soloist, and Sig. De Natalie, player of
both trombone and bombardino. The
band has gem in Monolitti, an artistic
and highly cultivated musician, who is
conducting the organization. He is
also composer of note. Sig. Setaro,
the well-known Philadelphia harpist
with tho hand