The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1904-06-29
JESSIE E. PERSON, Editor.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1904.
Buy your coal of Geo. W. Massey.
"AIIOXer TOWn" unlnnmhn,a

"AII Over Town" Holcombe's
Wall Papers and Painters.
-General Humidity is securing
many victories.
1t is not lawful to fish for bass or
piekerel at night.
Common Council meets ON Mon
day evening next, at 5 O'Clock.
'Lambertville Putls" are still going
up IN smoke. Kline Il Son sell them.
The Board of Education meets
next Wednesday evening, at o'clock.
See our display of fireworks before
buying elsewhere. j. b. Kline y Son,
- Bridge street.
Wholesale dealers in fireworks re-
port buster Fourth of July business
than for many Seasons back
We have the finest supply of Fire
works i'll the City. Come and see
them. Kline & Son.
The town is clear of all contagious
diseases, not even case of measles
existing.
The season for shad fishing has
ended with the smallest returns IN
many years previous.
The manufacturers of barrels are
preparing for great demand for ap-
pie barrels this year.
De Voc, the Hackensack weather
prophet, predicts snow the latter part
of this month, and very cold and
wet summer.
De. Lambertville Puff. &c. An hon.
est cigar. The fayorte brand of fas-
tidious smokers. j. b. Kline n Son,
No. % Bridge ST. Lambertvlle, n. J.
Throwing Money Away. You are
doing that if yon wilfully neglect the
per cent we allow in the Savings
department. The Lambertville Ma
tional Bank.
The Town Improvement Associa-
ton will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Tuesday afternoon, July
9th, at 30 O'Clock in the Friends
Meeting House on York street.
A shrewd business man once said
that when you want anything done
aud done properly it is best to go to
busy man. He will take time for it,
An idler won't
There's SO much talk about the
San Jose scale and not one person in
hundred can properly pronounce it
The term is Spanish The J has the
sound of II and the Il should be given
the sound of our long A. Thus tho
word is pronounced San He. gay.
Prompt printing IS what we do at
this office. Our printery is equipped
for turning out all kinds of printing
quickly. Write for estimates on any
kind of printing you need on short
notice, or, better STILL call and see
our specimens and YOU would he bet
ter pleased.
Nobody has time or inclination to
90 about town looking at signs and
into store windows to ascertain who
Is in business or who has what he
wants to buy. The wise citizen reads
the advertisements in the newspaper
and the wise store keeper advertises.
Mrs. Josephine Morrell, of this
city. and DIR. Isaac Bortz, of Stockton,
were married at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs A. +. Smith, on Thursday after
noon last, the Rev. S. q. Pitt, pastor
of the Centenary NJ. f. Church offici-
atng. A rece ption was held at Stock
ton in the evening.
On Saturday evening last some of
the employees of the Delaware bridge
became possessed of desire to edo
New Hope. In n short time about . doz.
men were in lively scrap and though
the bridge men tonight bravely they
were soon glad to return to this side,
bruised and bleeding. 1t was "A dis
graceful affair and should have re-
ceived the attention of the authorities.
While unloading lime at Mann's
Paper Mills in this city, one day last
week, George Naylor, of Aquetong,
Pa, met with a painful accident.
barrel of lime fell from the third story
as it was being lifted up by ropes and
struck him on the head aud shoulder.
He was unconscious for some time,
but is rapidly recovering at the pres
emit.
The fellow who puts his paper
back in the post office to be marked
refused, when he is owing the pub
Usher for what he has already receiv-
ed, will some day be carried by the
wonderful po stall service of the uni
verse to pearly portals through which
he would like to pass. But he will be
marked "refused" and dumped into
the general confag ration of the trash
pile.
Too little attention is paid by farm
ers to the selection of good seeds.
CareIessness in this causes a vast loss
of labor. 1t is useless to work hard in
preparing the soil and then plant there
in defective or run out seed. If
farmers living in different States
would even exchange seeds it wonld
be helpful. If they use seed that they
have raised they should select only
the best. Large, well-deyeloped people
do not come from the small races. This
is a law that holds good throughout
all kingdoms.
Thirteen fire companies are now
assured for the great firem ems parade
in Pennington on October 9th, not
counting the two home companies,
Within the week four additional com
panies have written acceptance of IN
yitations, as follows: