The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-07-30

The honest coal dealer has tn
right of weight.
Liberty Band of this city will pla,
for the Italian picnic at Stockton, Aug
18th.
John w. Smith is having waite
put into his house and mill at Pralls
Vile.
"A fine stock and big variety o
smokers goods, at Kline's, % Bridg,
street.
1t is estimated that as, 900 basket,
of peaches will be shipped from Leba
non this season.
Thomas r. Hunt, the trucker Of
this city, sold this past season more
than 1000 boxes of strawberries from
his farm.
A j. 4 C. Fisher square Piano, a
good instrument, for sale at sos.
Cheap. Call and see it.
O. G. HoLeoMBR.
Stephen Hull has sold his house
and lot on the hill south of this city to
Harry Holcombe, son of NJ. V. b
Holcombe. Price, $500.
An Alderney COW belonging to E.
Bloom, at Sunnyside, on no other
feed than grass, produces an average
of II pounds of butter week.
John T. Gamble, of this city, has
secured the position of superinten-
dent of paper mill near Hartford,
Conn. He took his new position Mon
day.
johnson & Kelly, of the Lambert
vile Steam Laundry, have dissolved
partnership, Mr.. J. M. Kelly taking
the business. MIR. Johnson has gone
to Richmond, Va.
Cut this out and take it to S. w. Coch-
rams Drug Store and get box of
Chamberlain Stomach Il Liver Tab
lets. The best physie. They also cor
rect disorders of the stomach. Price
25 cents.
Miss Lizzie Russi, for many years
saleswoman in s. A. Fingers store,
left this city Thursday for Burlington,
where she will fill similar position
in store kept by her brother, Louis
Russi, formerly resident here.
Prof. A. p. Kerr is going on u
trip to Scotland, according to some of
our exchanges. He is very glad to
know that such arrangements have
been made, but he has had no part in
them. How such stories originate it
is difficult to imagine.
- During severe thunderstorm
which passed over this section Thurs
day afternoon, five cows belonging to
former Freebooter Edward Durham,
living near Ringoes, were struck by
lightning and killed. The ANNA
had sought shelter under large tree.
"A young boy attempted to drive a
horse attached to Jacob II. Holcombe's
store wagon across the railroad track
at Bridge ST., Friday, as the Fleming
ton train was coming in. Had it not
been for flagman Holden's prompt ac-
tion in grasping the horse by the head
and pushing him back, there might
have been serious accident.
The five brick houses belonging to
the estate of John Bloomer, deceased,
on Swan street, were sold at public
sale by the attorney, Geo. w. Massey,
Wednesday afternoon of last week.
Charles M Bloomer was the purchaser
at the following bids: Nos 20 and %,
together, $3.50; No. 80, $l,e15; Nos. 3G
and SO, together, $l,s95.
"A Queen Esther Circle has been
organized in the Linvale Methodist
Episcopal Church, with the following
officers: President, Mrs. j. M. Cooper
vice presidents, Mrs. Carson Titus,
Miss Ada Voorhees,, Miss Anna Titus;
secretary, Miss Eva HOFFMAN; treas
urer, Miss Eleanor Titus.
Charles Worrell, son of Edward
Worrell, died of typhoid fever, at his
home at Main and York streets, Mon
day, aged 25 years. Funeral services,
conducted by the Rev. II. S. Smith,
rector Of st. Andrews church, will be
held at the house at 2 30 o'clock this
"Wednesday afternoon. Interment
in Riverview cemetery.
Frank Price, of this city, ( who
died last week at st. Francis hospital,
Trenton while at home the first Of
last week, previous to his second re-
moval to the hospital, was robbed of
laid away in a pocket book and when
he examined the book Monday even
ing of last week, the money had dis
appeared.
Howard Lance, of High Bridge,
and Russell Case, of Alexandria town
ship, have been committed to the Re-
form School at Jamesburg by Judge
John l.. Connect. Case was charged
with setting fire to a barn which was
destroyed, and attempting to burn a
wagon house. Lance was charged with
being incorrigible and of late spent
much of his time tramping around the
county.
"A tramp met with an accident
laughable to others but serious to him
self - when opposite our office, on
Coryell street. The stopple Of large
bottle in his coat came out and the
90 be Joyful ran away while he made
vigorous efforts to stop the flow.
That he failed to do, and enough stu fl
to start two or three First Ward fights,
or rumpus at one of our legalized
rummeries ran ont. Probably this was
not licensed whisky, but the stuff acts
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