The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-04-23
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Wednesday, April 30, 1884


If sou want 10 see the white Elc-
rhaut,, ''Stanny Holden" has him on
exhibition, at his shop
! = IA French town paper says lhia six
raftmen came down the Delaware on one
raft recently, whose combined weight
was 400 lbs = s'i'1t'i
The children are meeting with good
encouragement in raising the fund for
"Uncle Fenny" Boozer. Let everybody
zqgise ten cents or more Tai 3fiT
Tho annual meeting of the Mount
Hope Cemetery Association will be held
next Monday, at 8 P. NJ, at c. A. Skill
I. mans office S}SsS 8EY
We don't blow so much about low
prices, but we sell furniture at the lowest
living rates. TITus, 40 Coryell st.
Col. John J. Cladek, who organized
the .S5th Regiment New Jersey yolun-
teers in Pennington. In '63, died at his
home in Railway coupleof weeks ago
Mrs, j. A. Powell, ii addition to
dress making, will give special attention
to the work of an undertakeress. Calls
promptly attended 10 at al! hours. Resi-
dence, TAT North Union ST. 231m
The spfoat Irvine Factory building
and lands, Ii this city, were sold last Fri
day to Warren A. Greene, Esq, CT the
han tusI la R.,l.h ~ cS,
. This Isl very low price. The, machinery
brought 81, 7o0--a little beyond tito price
of old iron. a
I'm an experimental trip. Friday, on
the Belvidere Division of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, atCoalport, Engine 7is drew
three hundred empty cars with ease. En-
gineer johnson and Conductor Schenck,
who made q measurement found that the
i lengthof the train was ninety five one
hundredths of q mile. - Times -
The Legislature adjourned sine die
last Friday. Gov. Albeit Immediately
called an extra session of the Senate
which met yesterday, aud confirmed some
of the Governors, nom inations--among
them Allen McDermott. Railroad Asses
sor, and Alvah A. Clark for Sinking Fund
Commissioner.
"A team of young gray horses be-
longing to Mr.. James Smith. farmer
living near Everi,t.s Ill., about miles
west of Flemiugtor, took fright last Fri
day afternoon and ran away One of the
horses stumbled and fell, breaking its
neck II was q team recently purchased
byMr. Smith at cost Of nearly $400. -
Haaterdoa Democrat
Good Butter at 24e u ID, and Pure
Creamery Butter csc. ID at KILRoY' 5,
N. +. Cor. Bridge and Onion SITS.
Next Saturday Frank A. Robbins
Circus will exhibit in Lambertville. This
show does not pretend 10 be anything
like tho "largest in the world but it
does claim 10 give a good performance,
and much more enjoyable then where
tllsee -opioar different fings..aes s'going it,
at the same time; and for great deal less
gmouey- tue price being the sold. fash ion.
{ Sedss one Of 25 cents. See adv. u IS
-sis--stArbor Days. tie tree planting day
set apart by act of our legislature, was
fixed for Friday last, by the Governor.
The only place that observed it so far as
We have heard, was Pennington. In that
town the children of the public school
p planted fifteen trees Tone for each of the
~ graduating class and addresses were de-
livered on the occasion. No donbt the
day will be more generally observed in
the future, as it becomes better known