The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1900-07-25
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WEDNESDAY. JULY IS, 1900.
days are shortening.


Buy your coal of Geo. W Massey
Keep cool and don't get excited
over politics.
The coatless man is now rival of
the shirt waist girl.
The more grass man has on his
lawn the mower he wants.
A good time to cut the weeds from
the border of the highway.
Prayers for rain were offered in
the churches ON Sunday last.
Heated arguments over the best
way to keep cool are in order.
The railroad crossing at the spoke
factory, over Union street. is being
repaired and improved.
Stories of kissing bug" ravages
are again being circulated in various
parts of the country.
There is now seating capacity in
front of the pavilion in Willow Grove
park for 10, 900 people.
Dentists assert that many summer
toothaches result directly from sitting
in front of electric fans.
There isn't anything that wins
more frequently than " everlasting
sticking to it. y
Every merchant who adyertises
gets an immediate return for the money
he invests in publicity.
The waiting rooms at the depot
are being reprinted and generally over
hauled
-DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
famous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles. Never grippe. G. NJ. Shama-
liza.
All bicycles checked free at the NJ
E. Church in Stockton, n. j., every
Sunday evening, before ;.S0 o'clock,
to all who wish to attend services.
To cultivate the correct standing
position Just touch the nose. the chest
and the toes to the wall, and then re
tain the attitude
The canning season is at hand,
and here is one of the newest slang
phrases: Wouldn't that jar your
mother preserves"
A business establishment eau no
more afford to be careless and slip
shod in its advertising than in any
other department
DO you read what people say about
Hoods Sarsaparilla? 1t is curing all
forms of disease caused or promoted
by impure blood.
Private pienics are Of almost daily
occurrence in the woods and valleys in
the vicinity, some going to Solebury
Deer Park
Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week were the hottest days of the sea
son, the thermometer playing around
the 100 mark in the shade.
The ordinance of baptism was al
ministered to thirteen people in $. An
drew's Church on Sunday afternoon at
3. 80 O'Clock. Seven of the number
were infants, the rest being adults.
C. Watson Belts has been appoint
ell postmaster at New Hope Mr. Belts
is a son of William Belts, of Solebury,
and was formerly manager of j. Simp
son Belts -four mills III New Hope.
Many families around town are
without water, their eisterns being
empty. Unless it rains soon they will
have to haul water from the river for
family use.
-Chas. Kimmel, of New Hope, for
merly of this city, has been adjudged
insane by commission in lunacy, and
was placed in the Norristown asylum
about two weeks ago.
By a recent ruling of the post office
department, postmasters are forbidden
to address mail matter for patrons, to
enclose it in the envelope, seal it or to
sffix stamps.
-'Lambertyille Puffs' are still go
ing up in smoke Kline sells them.
There is a marked depression in
the silk business due to number of
causes, but the primary cause may be
summed up in the statement of a manu-
faeturer: The styles are against us.
Deaths by lightning inside of build
ings are very rare when the doors and
windows are kept closed This is some
thing worth remembering at this time
of the year when the electrical storms
are so frequent.
The NJ. E. Church Sunday school
had beautiful day for their picnic to
Ellmaker Isle on Wednesday last. The
Liberty Band played from the school
in the afternoon. There were five car
loads of the excursion party.
The river near the upper fishery
in this city resembles at nights bath
ing resort along the sea shore. Many
children and grown people visit there
every night and take a refreshing
plunge in the water. The only thing
lacking is bath house
1t is now fashionable for young
men in this city to wear odd -colored
stockings, generally red one on one
foot and blue one on the other. Now
if they would only wear white duck
pants, they would be patriotic for
fair -
Mr.. Wilson, the proprietor of the
new hosiery factory in this city, has
bought of VIM. H. Gandey the lot at
the corner of South Union and Mount
Hope streets, upon which he will erect
a brick factory, 40 by 1870 feet, two
stories high. The girls now at work
are doing well, and additional machi