The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-08-03

1t isn't always the lonesome look
ing fellow who is good for loan.
Time flies only when you hav
got use for it. 1t loafs when you do
Too many bills are apt to make
man feel bilious.
Rushing the growler is not re
stricted to dog days.
A. C. Horn had his right arm in
iured ON Sunday by being kicked by
horse
Mrs. John Simon died at hen
home i'll New Hope, Pa, on Monday
after long illness.
Samuel Niece, of Dilts Corner
sprained his left ankle Tuesday after
noon while at work in his apple or
ehard
The stone foundations have been
completed for new water tank just
below the Pennsylvania railroad sta.
ton
Extensive alterations and impro-
vements are to be made to the truck
house of the Fleet Wing Hook and
Ladder Company.
The harvest home, excursion and
picnic season is near at hand. If You
need bills, don't forget that this Off
&c is headquarter for them
An order has gone into effect al
the Pennsylvania railroad repair
shops whereby the employees are now
working four and half days n week.
1t would he an excellent thing il
people were to eat less meat III sum
mer; but there are few Americans so
tame that they are willing to do SO on
compulsion.
The annex to the Grand depot of
| Il. II. Van Horn X Sons, on Church
street, is being torn down preparatory
to the building of a handsome store ON
the site.
c. n Reading, Jr., shot IL large
crane in Frenchtown vicinity last
week The bird stands about feet
high and measures 3 feet from tip To
tip of wings.
The Pennington Hook n Ladder
| Company has reeeiyed nm invitation Ia
participate in the Lambertv,lle bridge
dedication exercises on Labor Day
| Sentember 5th
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the Washington Post TINT chewing is
a snre cnrc for insanity That moy
be Int "chewine the rap,1 does NOT
seem to nroye the truth of the asser
tion.
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a rattle an.ke an cvhibitinn in his
store window which ia fnllv three
fact long and Inns twelve rottles The
snake was RECENTLY shot IN Pike
countv Pm
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covering cistern in the yard ut the
residence of Abram f. Smith, on
Church street, Monday, Mrs. Smith
fell into the cistern. She escaped in
| Jury, but was badly frightened.
With the number of bronco steer
ers. horse thieves and other beatinl
characters prowliug around the conn
ty it would he well for people to keel
an eye open and be rather guarded
of smooth tongued strangers.
-Goyernor Murphy. on Friday Inst
appointed two members of the Hun
terdon County Election Board, viz:
| Thos. S. Hoffman tRep), of Califon
George W. Snyder (Dem), OF Pitts
town.
The Executive Committee of the
| Fifteenth New Jersey Regiment, Mt n
recent meeting, decided to hold the
next annual reunion (the 25th) on
Sent. 18th, at Dover, with headquar-
tiers at the Mansion House.
While Walter Treftz son of Hen.
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with hay holster. near the Union Pa.
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