The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1882-04-19
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June 21st will be the longest day this

year.
Help along the temperance work by
attending the concerts for the benefit of
the F. s.
The festival of the ladies of the Nj.
E. Church, last week, was successful and
the receipts very satisfactory.
MIR. Abram Stryker is making val
liable addition to one of his houses at the
corner of Clinton and Jefferson streets.
-Wsll-made Furniture only, at low
prices, at Titus store, Coryell st.
The Banghart Mines, near Glen
Gardner, have one day gang and one
night gang at work.
The g Beecher Basket" Factory, in
Pennington, will begin to turn out
baskets within the present month.
Howell Scarborough, residing mile
north of our city, became insane and was
yesterday taken to the asylum at Trenton
for treatment.
The Star says that ex-Postmaster
iAABktAsf VI GIcuCulOWA, HAS Qufb HOUSE,
keeping and will make his home with his
father, near Sergeantsville, for the
present.
The Taylor Iron Works at High
Bridge are running out about one hun
dred and forty car-wheels day They
employ about two hundred hands.
The Centre Bridge Co. will elect
officers for the ensuing year, in Stockton,
at Hockenbury's Hotel, on Monday
April "a. A dividend of 81 per share has
been declared by the Directors.
IS, 900 yds. of Carpetings to select from
at VAN HORN s. Bios.
Quite a number of children in Bar
with disease which affects the eyes, and
i'll some cases the ears. which the physi-
clans pronounce to be pink-eye.
The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with so-caled Troches and there
by upset his stomach without curing the
troublesome cough, should take our ad-
vice and use at once Dir. Bulls Cough
Syrup aud get we'll.
The annual inspection of Co. G., 18th
Regt., N. g., of this city, will take place
at the armory, on Tuesday, May I'd. The
company will be inspected by Lieut.. Col.
D. B. Murphy, Inspector of the Second
Brigade.
he al c.. oc
terion County will meet at the house
w. II. Force, in Pennington, Tuesday,
April 25th, at II o'clock, A. NJ. Their
last meeting was held in this city, in
October 1881.
The Frenchtown Enterprise says
The biggest eater we have seen in some
time visited Hyde restaurant on Tuesday
evening. He ate four large plates of
oysters and quart of sauer kraut, and
had good load of rum ON before he COM
menoed operations.
Reserved seats for the benefit of the
F. s. s. for sale at Cochrsn's Drug Store,
Al N. Union street. 35 cents.
Hon. John T. Bird, of Pennington,
who has recently been appointed Vice
Chancellor in place of AMI Dodd, re-
signed, will remove his family to Trenton.
1t is something for Hunterdon to be
proud of, that both Vice Chancellors are
Hunterdon county men, Vice Chancellor
Van Fleet also having been native and
resident Of this county at the time of his
appointment
Ingram Carpets, at 90, IS, 81, 80, 49,
to soc. Extra Super, all-wool, so, SIS, to
90c Tapestry Brussels, rs, IS, $l.00,
S1.10. VAN Horn & Bro.
MIR. P. K. Hazen, of The Beacon,
went to Philadelphia yesterday to have
one of his eyes removed, the sight Of
which was lost some time ago owing to
inflammation, and which has sympathet-
ically affected the other eye, and caused
excruciating pain. We trust that he may
find the relief hoped for by the operation.
The spring and summer styles Of
hats are now in stock at Hotels leading
store, SO E. State ST., Trenton. You will
get the best and latest at his place, and
at low prices. Call and see them.
The Common Council treated the
honorable Mr. Kearns, member from the
heightened First Ward, with great dsre-
spect. He was placed only on the market
committee. He declined to serve, and
stated that he had mot been appointed on
any committee where he could serve his
constituents" The question is, how does
he want to 'sserve' them If in the style
that he served the city in the Aquetong
engine sale, his constituents perhaps would
prefer not to be served
The flow of water from the conduct
ing pipe of the upper reservoir Of our
Water Company's works, ON the hill
above our town, makes very large and
beautiful fountain, two large streams be-
ing thrown high in the air. The water is
thus allowed to fall into the lower reser-
voir in order to purify it, the breaking of
the streams into spray aerating 1t, and
making it more palatable.
Anniversary.
The usual session OF the Hill Public
School was dispensed with on last Friday
afternoon, in order to allow the anniver-
sary exercises of Hiawatha Literary
Society" to take place. This is an in
stitution composed principally of members
of the graduating class of the school. The
exercises were such as to reflect credit
upon the society and the teachers who
maintain friendly supervision over it.
They consisted of a history of the society,
read by Master Carrot Wilson the paper
called "The Kaleidoscope, by Misses
Lake and Louden reading of selections
from Longfellow's poems by Misses
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