The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-08-03
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey
"AII Over Town" Holeombe's


hang out political banner?
Our Job office is the place fo
quick work at reasonable prices.
Office for rent. Inquire of Lam
bertville National Bank.
In their eageruess to be know
as good follows lots of men 30 to tn,
bad
Money is the root of all evil, is
the saying. Ergo;we are all root
ers.
Money will not buy everything,
but it will buy the things that you
want.
At present it is reasonably certain
that the full dinner pail is not full OF
meat.
-some mon cant help making mon.
ey any more than other men can helI
spending it.
john Malloy has opened grocery
store on the corner of Bridge and
Main streets.
The base ball enthusiast irdig-
nantly denies that the end-seat hogs
are all rooters.
Some people who can't take a Joke
will take anything else they can lay
their hands on.
The man whose word is as good
as his bond has the least trouble of
any one to get along.
The nat crop looks promising on
the trees Just walnuts, butter
nuts and hickorynuts.
-Chestnuts are in tassel aud the
trees are loaded, so that a good crop
this fall is looked for.
Company +, of this city, will at
tend rifle practice at Sen Girt on
Friday, August 18th.
-Susie's Hot Air Baud has been
engaged for the annual harvest home
at Harbourtown on August 23d.
The farmers have been busy har-
vesting the past week. The wheat crop
Is generally reported good.
The summer guests are now here
III large numbers at the hotels and
boarding houses in this section.
-"Don't 60 rom. tellin, yoh hahd
luck stories. De mount of sympathy
yon gifts ain worth de suspicion you
excites of bein' Jonah.
The Amwell Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold harvest home on
the church grounds Wednesday, Aug
nst 81, afternoon and evening.
The Sunday school of the First
Baptist church will hold their annual
picnic ut Willow Grove ON Thursday,
August Is. The fare will be fifty
cents for the round trip.
The property on the southeast
corner of Church and George streets,
and occupied by Miss Vanselous as a
dwelling and millinery store, was
sold to William Conover on Friday
last for 81, $50.
Samuel Akers, of this city was
kicked i'll the face by mule on the
towpath last Wednesday, cutting his
upper lip so badly that physician
WAS obliged to take several stitches.
Last week this young man had three
fingers almost severed by knife.
AT II joint meeting ,of the Board OF
Trade and citizens committee, held
last Friday evening, the music com
mittee was instructed to engage the
Hot Air, Liberty and one outside
band for the Business Men Carnival
on Labor Day. Next Friday evening
the general committee will meet.
In a tennis match between lvyland
aud Lambertville on Friday at the
court in this city, Messrs. Prall and
Erismann were yictors over Messrs.
Sensenderfer and Beans. The scores
Lambsrtville ......-..+...... II
Ivyland .-...................... 9
Ivyland is the team that defended
the cup last season, and will probably
do so this year.
Frank McNally, formerly of Lam
bertyille and for many years past a
yardmaster in the employ of the Penn
sylyania Railroad at Jersey City, died
Tuesday, aged about "a years. He
was supervisor of Hudson County
when he died and WAS prominently
mentioned as the next candidate for
sheriff in that county.
The fifth annual picnic of the Hun
terdon County Pomona Grange will be
Pennington, on Tuesday, August 10th.
Addresses will be delivered by A. NJ.
Cornell, Lecturer Pennsylvania State
Grange; q. W. +. Gaunt, Master New
Jersey State Grange, and G. l.. Gill
bingham, Lecturer New Jersey Grange.
Music will be furnished by Moser s
orchestra, and there will be merry
go-round and other amusements.
Miss Minerva Hurschler, daugh-
ter of Tony Hurschler Trenton hotel
keeper, formerly of this city. and John
Barber, Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad conductor, have surprised
their friends by announcing their
marriage, which was solemnized IN
Camden. Miss Hurschler boarded
BARRIERS train one day and there was
some difficulty over her ticket. This
led to her acquaintance with Barber
and their friendship soon ripened into
love. Mr.. Hurschler has forgiven the
pair and the happy couple Will give
wedding reception to their friends.
The new offices over Mr. Calvin Sol
lidays at Bridge and Union street vii
be occupied in few days by DIR. nj
p. Madsen a dentist who is having
the place fitted mp with all moderi
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