The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1902-10-01

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Surrogate Paul A. Queen, of Elem
ington. was in town Saturday.
CHEAPEST Wall Paper in the
world at Holcombe's, 81 Main street.
Rally Day" was observed by the
Presbyterian Sunday school Sunday
afternoon.
H. G. Savage has one of his horses
entered in the races at the Trenton
fair this week
w. W. Robinson, foreman at the
Pennsylvania Railroad repair shops,
is on two weeks vacation.
Alex. B. Allen will sell on his
farm, near Locktown, on October 10Th,
twenty head of Registered and Grade
Jerseys.
The building formerly occupied
by Charles d. Cox on Church street,
is being fitted up and will be occupied
by G. A. Myers.
Surveyor F. NJ. Wilson, of Stock
ton, has been engaged to survey the
site for the State Home for Consump
tives at Glen Gardner.
Harry /. Hoagland has bought out
Peter Heath's livery, and will hereaf-
ter RIM the hacks to and from the sta
ton, etc. Orders may be left at
Hoagland's livery stable office, corner
Main and Church streets.
After the equinoctial a spell of
pleasant weather may be expected,
followed bp "squaw" winter; then tn
dian summer and "the melancholy
days, the saddest of all the year.
The annual convention of the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
of New Jersey, will be held at Cape
May, Oct. 9TH to 18th. Col. Balm,
Miss Finling, of London, England,
and other good speakers have been
engaged for the occasion.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will
put an electric signal at the crossing
at Byram station, on the Belvidere
Del Penna. r, r. in the near future.
Trains will spring the alarm, l, 800 feet
either side Of the crossing. The cross
ing is very dangerous on account of
the heavy curve at this place.
DON'T think of buying WALL
PAPER till you see Holcombes very
large stock. 81 Main street.
The first meeting of the Boards Of
Registry and Election in this city will
be held at the following places; Tues
day, October 4 First ward, Hibernia
Fire Company's house; Second ward,
Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder Com
pany's truck house; Third ward, Co
lumbia Hose Companys house.
The Lambertville football team
has been reorganized with tn follow
ing members: Burns, Scott, bud
bridge, Murray, Wilson, Cotton, Col
ligan, Bright, Conway, r. Hughes, r.
Patterson, Richard Hughes, J. Pat
terson, Gibbs, Hoffman, Bayard, Hol-
combe and Bransfield. This team has
not lost a game for the past three sea
sons.
The Sandy Ridge Baptist Church
observed cold Folks Day" last Sun
day. Rev. T.. G. Rominee, of Phila-
delphia, preached, and used his service
of hymns and reeitations. He exhibit
ted a tuning fork invented in I'LL
Mr.. William Swallow and Mrs. Hiram
Johnson being among the oldest per-
sons, each received medal. The
church will celebrate the nine decades
of its history Oct. IS, 10 and 90.
Have you tried MAcKAY's WHOLE
WHEAT BREAD? It's good. Mackays
Bakery, 30 N. Union street.
Among the visitors from this city
to the G.. A. r. encampment at Wash
ington, ID. c., will be the following
John Cotton, Reuben M. Hartman,
George O'Daniel, Albert yanhorn,
Jacob Helms, George w. Tranger,
James o. Bells, Israel F. Naylor,
Henry l.. Vanhorn, Freebooter Harry
Treftz, Peter II. Swallow, John II.
Chidister.
James Most, a Philadelphia ped
dler, was arrested Saturday, by W. P.
Thornton, agent of the. S. p. G. A.,
and taken before Justice William Ly-
man, where he was charged with cru
city to the horse he was driving. The
animal is old, lame, blind and sore.
The justice fined the fellow So, and
the costs, amounting to 1888.
Arrangements have been made
through committee composed of E.
b. Allen, A. s. Case and II. s. o. Van
Doren, to hold an afternoons sport OF
racing on the Fair Ground on October
18th. There will be three races and
all entries will be properly classified
by the committee. The prizes in each
race will be the same. Every race
will be contest from start to finish,
and that is what the public want to see.
An admission of 10 cents will be
charged to cover expenses.
REDU CED RATES TO WASHINGTON
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.