The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1901-07-03

street.
A new porch has been erected in
front of the residence of Simeon r.
Huselton, Al York street.
Bottled noise for sale at Kline's
segar store, in the shape of firecrack-
ers, cannon crackers, bombs, etc.
Miss Minnie Lees, teacher in
the public schools at Passaic, is at her
home in this city for the summer
The floor of the Union Fire Com
pany's house has been newly oiled
and the large room given a thorough
cleaning.
Harry II. Stockton, formerly clerk
in Vetter brothers grocery store, has
taken a position with Muirheid and
Martin, expressmen.
Liberty Band, of this city, will
give concert in New Hope every
third week during the Summer season,
beginning with next week.
"A bad complexion generally re-
suits from inactive liver and bowels.
In all such cases, DeWitt's Little
Early Risers produce gratifying re-
suits.
The workmen in the Lambertville
spoke works, i'll the quarries and in
a part OF the Penna. r. r. repair shops
quit work yesterday on account of the
intense heat.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Perry, who lives
ON Clinton street, fell off a porch on
Monday evening, and broke her collar
ha"a A shs ia quite aged. the acct
dent is very serious one.
l claim to be Judge of cloths and
mems goods, and buy the best and the
best only, so my assortment is excep-
tionally fine. Robert Butler, Mer-
chant Tailor, n. Union st.
A lawn festival will be held on the
city lot on Saturday evening, July
18th, for the benefit of the York street
mission. There will be ice cream and
other refreshments and good music.
The wife of Peter s. Naylor, of
Solebury, Pa, and mother of tollgate
keeper Naylor, of this city, and of
Rev. Rufus Naylor, died last night,
of heart failure. She was quite aged.
st. Andrews Sunday school will
hold their annual picnic on Tuesday
OF next week, at the Deer Park. An
extra train will leave at g. 40 from New
Hope. The regular trains will also
stop.
"A few days ago some one entered
the premises of ID. V. l.. Schenck, of
Delaware township, and stole three
fine hams. The hams had iron hooks
in them and the thief also carried off
the hooks.
Miss Bessie H. Hall and J. Wilson
Carroll, of this city, were united in
marriage on Wednesday of last week
at the Presbyterian parsonage by the
Rev II. A. MacKubbin They have
began housekeeping in their home on
Jefferson street.
know how TO cut and 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, No. 6 N. I'm
ion street
Spend Your money in distant
city and all you will receive are the
goods You buy. Spend it in your
town and it will come back to you, not
only in the goods you buy, but in
better streets, better schools, and
better everything.
One of the horses belonging to
the Standard Oil Company fell from
exhaustion near Stockton last Satur-
day and died. The other horse at
tached to the oil wagon is reported as
foundered from overdriving. If re
ports are true, the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
needs to look after this case.
Those famous little pills, DeWitts
Little Early Risers compel your liver
and bowels to do their duty, thus Civ
ing you pure, rich blood to recuper-
ate your body. Are easy to take.
Never grippe.
In attempting to cross the board
walk at the outlet lock in the lower
end of town, on Wednesday of last
week, A. W. Holcombe, clerk in the
supervisors office, made a mistep and
fell into the water, distance of ten
feet or more. His cries brought half
a dozen men to the scene and a boat
pole was handed down to him, and
while he held onto it the water was let
into the lock from the upper gate,
bringing him to point where he
could be rescued.
While Patrick F. Mongon and Mr..
Wally, employees in the machine shop
of the Pennsylvania r. r. in this city,
were engaged truing locomotive
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wheel, one day last week, it suddenly
burst, causing CONSERVATION among
the shop hands, although nothing of a
serious nature resulted therefrom.
Some time ago Master Mechanic Page
designed and had constructed and
put into position table at this wheel
to provide against just such an occur
renee and protect those operating the
machine if such thing should happen,
and the fact that only couple of
minor injuries we're inflicted proves
conclusively that the ingenuity of Mr..
Page was not at fault. The table con-
fined the fragments of the burst wheel
to small space, throwing them on
the floor, and thus prevented their
flying in all directions, thereby lessen
ing the danger. At the time the acct