The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-03-28
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Wednesday, March %, 1888.

Banchoff.
Mackey is selling of his entire stock of
Boots and Shoes to make room for other
goods
--Mackey sells the best Corsets for so
cts, rs cts. and 81, that can be found in
Hunterdon county.
Rev. Mr.. Chapel, CT Pennington,
leetured at the Peddie Institute, Nights
town, last Friday evening
Mr. E. johnson, of Frenchtown, has
leased the Everittstown mill property and
will take possession on the 1st of April.
The new organ factory of II. NJ Hum
mer < Co., at Frenchtown, is completed,
and the manufacture of organs has been
begun.
Mr. W. H. Everett offers some ar
ticles for sale in his adv. in this issue
that have never before been on sale in
this city. Read.
--Watchman Hurley, D. S. Williams,
II. b. Kitchen, G. T. srope, VIM. WEIGH,
Church ST. and perhaps, Others, are
candidates for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Constable, in this city.
Mr. Jacob Williamson is making a
fine improvement to his bakery on Main
street A new front is being put in, and
other alterations made. Mr.. W. has rent
ed his bakery to Mr.. Francis, of New
Hope
MIR. Hugh E. Smith has rented his
store, corner of Main and Church streets,
to Mr. Jas W. Carroll. Mr.. S. will re-
move his tailoring establishment to the
shop on Union street, lately Thorne's shay
ing saloon.
Miss Josie Butterfoss, of this city
has received an appointment as teacher in
the primary department Of the public
school at Perth Amboy. Miss Butterfoss
has recently graduated from the State
Normal School.
Prof. Welch, will by request, open
Dancing Academy. at IIoleombe Hall,
Lambertville, n. j., on Thursday, March
Goth. 1888, and eontinue to June 10th.
Terms--$6 in advance. Every Thursday,
and 40 p. NJ. 1t
Rev. Chas II. Thomas, formerly pas
tor of the Baptist Church in this city, aud
more recently pastor OF the Frankford
Avenue Baptist Church, Philadelphia. has
accepted q call to the Spruce st. Church,
Phiia, aud will begin his miuistration
April list
Mr.. ]. Thomas Gandey, of this, city,
has received the appointment Of apothe-
cary to the State Lunatic Asylum at
Trenton, and will take charge of that de
partment next Monday. Tom is we'll
posted IN his profession, and will, no
doubt, creditably fill his new position.
MIR. J. X. Zeigler of the "Union
House," in this city, announces in this
issue that he has leased the lambert
bertville House for a term of years, and
will occupy it as soon as necessary re-
pairs are made. The house will be con-
siderably improved, and refurnished in
good style
Have you cough? Sleepless nights
need no longer trouble you. The use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, before retiring,
will soothe the cough TO quiet. allay the
inflammation, and allow the needed re-
pose. twill. moreover speedily heal the
pulmonary organs, aud give you health.
If, as is reported, no one is to be al
lowed to be nominated in the Democratic
has dispeased the leader Of the sewer
forces, would il not be we'll for our Dem
ocratic friends TO consult the commander
in advance as to whom he wishes nomi-
mated, or better still, ask him to make
out the ticket. That would save the ne
cessity of holding n caucus.
"A sad accident happened in the mill
of the Amwell Spinning Company, in this
city, on Tuesday forenoon of last week.
Miss Clara Conover, young lady residing
OIL Ferry street, daughter of Mr.. Peter
ConOver, while at work in the mill, &C
cidentaly caught her hair i'll the revolving
machinery and had one side of hel head
badly injured serious scalp wound be-
ing inflicted.
The Clinton Democrat thus refers to
gentleman who recently married Lam
bertville lady " in another column of
this issue will be seen the marriage no.
tice of Councilman Philip Guiick. We
believe this is the first case on record of
borough father committing matrimony.
He returned home with his bride on Satur-
day evening and was escorted through
town by the band which appeared for the
FIRST time in their handsome new suits"
After April LIST, Mr.. p. b. Mackey
the popular Church st. store keeper, will
have increased facilities for doing bust
ness, as he will occupy the store rooms adj
Joining his present store now occupied by
Mr.J. W. Carroll. With the increased
room, Mr.. Mackey will have one of the
largest and most convenient stores in this
section. We are glad to know that his
business has greatly increased in his new
location, and that be is warranted in ex-
tending it still further.
An accident happened on tho Belyi-
dere Division, on Tuesday afternoon of
last week. A coal train that left Phillips
burg was so large that two sections had to
be made up. Upon arriving near tue Asy-
lum station the second section ran into the
rear of the first section. The engine OF the
second section was so badly damaged that
it had to be sent to the shops for repairs.
The fireman Of the engine of the second
section. named Southwick, was badly
squeezed, and in tho absence of the COM
pany's physician was attended by Dr.