The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1883-04-04
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Wednesday, April 4, 1883.

MP. W HsOn 1udtcubIs WIN uaS ~
sided in Frenchtown for number of
years, has removed to Bridseton. n. j.
MIR. Lewis S Williams, formerly of
Frenchtown, has been appointed telegraph
operator and station agent at Lee Hall, Va.
Mount Pleasant is said to have the
worst school TO control 10 the county.
) They average about one teacher month.
tive million young shad are to be put
in the Delaware river about the first of
June, by the Fish Commissioners of Della
ware.
The Republicans of the Second Ward
go for low taxes, aud against law-defy-
ing sewer builders and disease breeding
sewers.
: "A delegation from Lone Star Lodge,
of this city, visited Home Lodge, X. of p,
of Frenchtown, on Tuesday evening of
last week.
Mr.. Samuel Kise, of Kingwood, has
taken out patent ON corn pillow of bis
invention. They are being manufactured
at Pittstown.
The Ward tickets nominated BY the
Republicans are excellent. Now let all
who have the best interests Of the city at
heart elect them
"A friend in fIightstown informs us
that that borough elected a temperance
Manday hx,
ity of 90.
The extra meetings at the Baptist
Church 10 this city closed last week, hav-
ing been held continuously since the first
week in January.
SIackey is selling off his entire stock of
Boots and Shoes. TO make room for other
goods.
George A. Smith, of Tewksbury, has
just lost faithful dog at the age of IA
years, which has killed, on an average
forty ground hogs year.
-BoARD.-Board can be had for three
gentlemen, oil man and wife, with good
accommodations etc 10 nice part of
town. Apply at THE RECORD office.
DIR. F. ". Miller has removed his of
fee and residence TO the dwelling recent
ly occupied by Mr. j. w. Smith, on n.
Union street. between Coryeil aud York
streets.
-Ramsey has nice assortment OF In
,xs,;,, ;,,rr mud la roa etock of tho
best quality of Rag Carpeting-will be
sold cheap for cash, corner OF Guion and
Swan streets. 1t.
-"Moying day" has come and gone,
and there have been many changes made
ia residence, but we do not think that the
moving mania was as great in this city as
has been usual.
Headquarters for Rubber Boots aud
Shoes of all kinds, at Louden's ;, corner of
Union and Coryell SITS. IT,
"A new factory Tor the manufacturing
of wire netting and screens, with the ca
pacity of fifteen looms, is about being
completed at Milford by Messrs. d. E.
Coughlin & Co.
The FrenchtOaVn Star appeared last
week in an enlarged and greatly i'm
proved form. We congratulate the pub
Usher and wish him the success which his
enterprise deserves.
For Rent, two houses conveniently
located and in good order. Apply to 5.
F. Martindell, 80 n. Union st.
The finest boat on the Delaware Dvi@
sion canal was completed at Uhler's boat
yard on Tuesday. 1t is what is known as
deck boat, and is called "The Michael
Uhler. - Freachtopn Independent.
No vegetables sold at my garden be-
tween the hours of eleven and two o clock
or after six o'clock.
Isaac W. CLEvESGER.
Mr.. II. A. Weber, who carried on the
wheel-wrgh business at Ringoes
few years ago, and removed from there to
Scranton, Pa, has come back to Hunter
don aud will settle at Sergeantsviie.
Ten persons were received into the
Baptist Church at Croton, on Sunday
morning, eight of whom were baptized.
OF that number five were from one fam lily,
consisting of the father, mother, two
sons and daughter.
For some time past Rev. Mr. Moody,
the Baptist minister at junction, has been
holding revival meetings in the Fair
mount school house, and as result of
the meetings about thirty-three persons
have professed conversion.
-Gold--Gold--a at Perrine's Cigar Store,
Church st. The Gold Cigar good as
"gold"-for cents each.
AT the late quarterly conference of
the Kingwood and Rosemont NJ. E.
Churches, unanimous request was ex-
tended to their pastor, Rev. J. W. Bar
rett, by rising vote, for his return to
that charge for the third year.
1T ia stated that bill "requiring
hotel licenses in third class boroughs to
be obtained in Court, but fees to be re-
turned to the town, p" was passed by the
Legislature just before it adjourned. 1t
awaits Governor Ludlow's signature 20
become law.
DO not forget that next Monday is
the time for the annual City election.
The faitbfulness with which the people
who want good government do their duty
on that day, will decide whether law and
order or vice and disorder shall be the
controlling forces In this city during the
year.
Death did its awful work most re-
lentlesslyl In the family of Mr.. Ezekiel
Williams, in Pennington, last Friday.
Two Of his children, bright little girls of
about three and five years of age respec-
lively were taken by the grim monster,