The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-22

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"At Over Town" Holcombe's
Wall Papers and Painters.
"Lambertvile Puff" are still going
up IN smoke. Kline y Son sell them.
5. A. Finger has change of adv.
III this issue.
John Folkner has purchased a
new runabout Of the most approved
style.
A Children's Tea will he held nj
5. Andrew 5 Hall ON Wednesday even
ing, June %.
Sec our display of fireworks before
buying elsewhere. j. b. Kline u Son.
q Bridge street.
We have the finest supply of Fire
works III the City Come and see
them. Kline \ Son.
Tie first grand picnic of Go. +
will be held on Holcomhe Island, tins
Wednesday, evening.
Smoke Lamhertyille Pulls. = fake
no other on the statement that they
are gust as good.
Frank Titus, of West Amwell
township lost II valuable horse from
collie on Sunday morning last.
John W. Cooley is having a roof
erected over the second story portico
of his residence ON Bridge street.
The Haymakers from the two
lodges of the Improved .. L. Nj. are
making arrangements for an early
morning parade on July 4th
Word has been received from
Wales that Robert Griniths, son of
William Griffiths, is seriously i'll with
scaiiet lever.
Commencing July 9TH, the leading
dry goods, clothing and shoe mer-
chants will close their places of bust
ness at O'Clock
Alfred Wolverton had his foot
badly crushed at the Spoke Mill n
few days ago by II big wheel falling
on it.
Mr.. +. W. Opdyeke Will have an
other sale OF choice Western horses
at his stables III Ffenehtown on Satur-
day, Jnne 25th
Don't forget that the Epworth
League give their Band Far this
"Wednesday evening on the base ball
grounds
The fourth spau of the Delaware
bridge is now completed aud work is
being rapidly pushed on the fifth aud
last span.
The shad fishing season closed
last Thursday, according to law, but
most of the fisheries two weeks before
ON account of the scarcity of shad.
&c Lambertville Puff. DC. An hon
est cigar. The fnvorite brand of FMS
tldious smokers. j. b. Kline a Son,
No ~ Bridge st. Lambertyile, N. j.
"A proclamation has been issued
by Mayor Hocombe forbldding the
shooting of fireworks in this city be-
fore or after the Fourth of July.
I hristie Romano, superintend-
ent of the Lambertville Spoke Works
had the end of his elbow sawed off
last Wednesday by stepping back
against band saw
Throwing Money Away. You are
doing that if you wilfully neglect the
per cent we allow in the Savings
department. The LambertYille Ma
tional Bank
The new postage stamps show
Thomas Jefferson with his hair parted
i'll the middle The next in order will
probably lie a portrait of George
Washington smoking n cigarette.
The commencement exercises of
St Johns Parochial School will be
held next Monday evening at 8
O'Clock. There are four grad u ates r.
Catherine G. Conway, John j. Egan,
William II. Kelly, aud William j.
Eagan.
"A number of the Carlisle Indian
ba seball team no played the l.. A. G.
on Friday evening walked ont to the
farm of John ID rake 10 visit two stu
dents of the Carlisle School who work
there during the summer. They re-
ported a very pleasant visit and par
ticularly praised the apple pies and
milk which Mrs Drake refreshed
them with
John l.. Mohun, formerly master
mechanic at the Pennsylvania raj l.
road repair shops i'll this city, after
ward promoted to superintendent OF
motive power, and now manager of
the DeLayal Steam Turbine Works, at
Trenton, will make his home in this
city, having rented the residence of
Mrs. Susan Dobilinski, on Bridge
street.
Cyrus Van Dolah, of Oak Dale
recently plowed up a stone which re-
sembles a small grindstone. 1t is
four inches in diameter aud an inch
and quarter thick with small linden
lures on both sides. Mr.. Van Dolah
showed it to an expert of Indian rel
les who says it was used by the red
man in game called chunky and said
they were often fonnd in the southern
states. The Spanish who settled in
South America took with the game
and it was kept on improving with the
times until the Quoit was brought
about.
Every year there is long tale OF
death, wounds and destruction OF
property to be told because of the
abuse of a patriotic custom - the
Fourth of July celebration. The mat
ter is growing rapidly more serious.
Two years ago the casualties resulting
from the annual celebration through