The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1907-08-14

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bag of Cream of Wheat Flour.
Retains its moisture MAcKAY's
bread.
The old reliable MACKAY's bread
Ask for and insist on having Lam.
bertville Puffs. Best cigar made any.
where for the money.
October Sd has been fixed fol
New Jersey Day at the jamestown
Exposition.
James P. Carmody has sold his
undertaking business to John Car.
mody, of Trenton. @s
The Sunday school of Mt. Carmel
Baptist church had picnic at Raven
Rock, Thursday.
The properties of Timothy Rior-
dan, ST., were sold at public sale last
saturday.
Can you use rubber stamp in
your business? Let us know
THORNTON, 40 Buttonwood street.
For monumental work, go to
Harry X, Kramer, Corner Bridge
aud Franklin streets.
-Lambertyille Puffs, are. ever
growing in public favor. Kline X Son
sell them.
George W. Hunt sold the entire
contents of his shoe store to Phila-
delphia parties last week, who re-
moved them from town.
At recent public sale stock of
the Union National Bank at French
town brought S55 per share The par
value is Se5.
The employees OF the Lambert
vile Spoke Works will hold picnic
III BARRIERS woods, Saturday August
18th
First class Fire Insurance only,
IN the leading companies of the world
at the old established agency in the
Solliday Building.
l.. II. HoLcoMBE.
Wanted Carriage wood worker,
and boy TO learn trade. Permanent
position.
j Y. X c. RANDALL,
At Newtown, Pa.
Thomas Lugar had wrist badly
cut last week while working ON Geo.
W. Arnett's new house ON North
Union street. Several stitches were
taken in the wound.
Twenty four ping pong photos in
four different styles and button for
- cents at the Raw Studio, corner of
Union aud Coryell streets. Studio
open Wednesday, Saturday aud Sun
day from 10 \. NJ. to z. NJ
Francis Surene. who is confined
III Trenton hospital, from injuries
received at the Stockton Rubber
Mill Is reported to be much improv-
ed. II WIS found unnecessary to am
puiate his leg
"A scaiiold on the new residences
being erected by Contractor George
W. Arnett on North Union street
collapsed Thursday morning, carry
ing to the ground three of the work
men After the blanks and lumber
were pulled away it was found that
Mr.. Arnetts' son, Cornelius. had n
badly sprained ankle, aud William
Mosley was badly bruised aud sprain
ed The other man escaped injury.
The funeral services of the late
John NJ. Caii'ey, who died suddenly
last Monday, were from his home
on Douglas street, Cottage Hill, at
go Thursday afternoon, being con
Quoted by the Rev Frank H. Cooper,
d. D. of Cortland, n Y, the regular
pastor of the Baptist church, the Rev.
George c. Boddis, being ont of town.
Post 2o q. A. r., and Lone Star
lodge, knights of Pythias, of which
organizations the deceased was a
member, attended in body. Mr..
Galley age was &c years.
because of the delay in the sum
mer weather during Jnue there is no
prospect of eating Jersey watermel-
Gus until the latter part of August.
Even then dealers say the crop will
not compare in quality and size with
former years and 1t is highly probable
that housekeepers will have to pay
good prices for melons thrOug hout
the entire summer Nearly all the
melons received III New York are now
coming from Georgia. A few thous-
and a day are arriving III carload lots
aud IA large number are being brought
by sloops.
The September term of court
promises to be one of unusual interest
owing to the number of criminal cases
that will come before it. Tomasi,
who murdered a woman at Lambert
vile about two months ago, will be
tried and the case no doubt will ex-
cite almost as much interest as that
of Schuyler the early part of the
summer. Next in Importance Doubt
less will be the trials of the Italian
highwaymen taken INTO custody re
Gently. A number of other prisoners
will also be tried, among them being
Charles T. Vail, charged with being
implicated in inceudiarv work at West
Portal.
The 10th annual Farmers picnic
of Hnnterdon county, viii be held on
the Fair Grounds, near Pennington,
Wednesday and Thursday, August q
and %. The following persons have
been invited to make addresses: James
+. MARITIME, DR.. W. j. Spillman
Prof. w. &. Johnson, James Nc
Crocken. Geo. Il. Strobel, Rev. A
Nj. Wilson, Rev. T.. G. Nash, Hon
Vim. Sultzer, Hon. Ira Wood, Mrs
Carrie Nation aud Mrs +. r Bloor
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