The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-07-17
More bargains at "The Grand

A fine stock and big variety @
smokers goods, at Kline's, % Bridg
street.
Base ball games to morrow Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons, on tn
athletic grounds in this city.
/ The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school are on their picnic to-day, a
Ellmaker's Island, Raven Rock.
A bad complexion generally re
suits from inactive liver and bowels
In all such cases, DeWitt's Llttl,
Early Risers produce gratifying re
suits.
Richard Montgomery, Ogilvi,
Studdiford, Harry Williams, and Har
rold Ennis, of this city, are camping
near Titusville. They will be gone
two weeks.
The Canton Bridge Company has
been awarded the contract to build a
lss-foot two-span bridge over the
South Branch river at Sunnyside.
Contract price 81 ,se5.
Mrs. Samuel Wyek off aud daughter
Miss Belle Carkuff, former residents
of this city, sailed for Europe on
the steamer Waesland, last Saturday
morning, for a six weeks soiourn
abroad
Rev. DR.. Cordo, of the First Bapt
list Church, and his wife, will leave
here tomorrow for Chicago, where he
will visit his son at his summer resi-
dence at Evanston He will be absent
from home three or four weeks.
- | know how to cut aud fit and
make gentlemen's wear; and the fact
that | have carried on business for
twenty years and not only held but
added to my trade, is proof that |
know. Robert Butler, Ne. 6 n. I'm
ion street.
The festival of the York street
mission was postponed, lowing to the
rain from last Saturday evening
until next Saturday evening, at which
time it will be held ON the city lot.
Ice cream, cakes, &c, will be OH sale,
and Liberty Band will furnish ex-
eellent music.
Sometime last Wednesday even
ing, the house of Lewis Holden. on
Ferry street, was entered and sma'
sum of money stolen. A So bill was
dropped in the thief's sudden flight,
as the family were awakened by the
noise The sitting room and parlor
were turned topsy-turyey in the
search for yaluables. Two other at
tempts have been made within two
months to gain access to this house.
Albert II. Heath died at the home
of his step-father, George w. Naylor.
on Swan street, last Sunday evening.
He had been sick for three or four
months with some stomach trouble.
Mr.. Heath was an excellent young
man, member of the First Bap=
fist Church, and highly esteemed by
his acquaintance For two years past
he had been in the employ of K. II
Van Horn y Son. He was twenty
four years old. The funeral takes
place to-day at p. NJ. Interment in
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
George l.. Coryell, a son of John
Il. Coryell, was drowned about eleven
o'clock this morning, while bathing in
the canal near the foot of Perry street.
His body was recovered in about a
half honIm--JaI q Ssssiiau II .hsSsu .hsen
good swimmer. Various causes are
assigned for his drowning one, that
he was over heated when he went into
the water; another, that he WAS taken
with cramps, and third, that he
struck his head in diving. He gradn
ated creditably from our High School
last Jnne, and was a promising boy.
His parents have the sympathy of our
people IN their deep sorrow.
Late last Tuesday night or early
Wednesday morning, an attempt was
made to obtain an entrance into the
house of David s. Holcombe on Perry
street Mr. Holcombe was awakened
by the noise and looking out saw
man standing on the opposite side of
the street and heard the footsteps of
some one walking around the rear OF
the house. Mr.. Holcombe went for
his gun, but before he could use it,
both men ran through the street to-
ward Main and jumped over the fence
and ran into the woods on the hillside.
Private Waterman Seryis who was in
the vicinity, saw the two men and fol
lowed them, but they were too nimble
of foot for him.
1t is easier to keep well than get
cured DeWitt's Little Early Risers
taken now and then, will always keep
your bowels in perfect order They
never grippe but promote an easy
gentle action.