The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1884-07-09


cent.
Lewis Dilley, farmer residing near
Frenchtown, had So turkeys killed by
dogs few Lights since.
"A J. Shampanore, formerly editor of
the Bound Brook Chronicle, proposes, it is
reported, to start paper at Bloomsbury
The Frenchtown National Bank has
declared dividend of 4 per cent. from
the net earnings of the past six months,
payable on and after July 10th.
AT the meeting of the State Board of
Education, on Thursday. the 9th ult., in
Trenton, our efficient County Superin-
tendent, 0. II. Hoffman. Esq, was reap
pointed.
The name of the Republican candidate
"Blaine," is composed of six letters. He
was nominated on Friday (six letters),
the sixth day of the week, of the month,
and the sixth month of the year.
Mosquito bites may be relieved by
rubbing the parts bitten, with a cake of
moist soap and allowing the thin lather
: ztcrdry on the skin. 1t win relieve the
pain and itching in a few minutes
The dedication services of the new
NJ. f. Church at Everittstown, on We'd
nesday, the 25th ult., were attended by
large congregation. AboHt 5000 was
raised, leaving a small debt on the church
"A writer recommends limo and salt
mixed with soft feed, as an excellent re-
NEEDY for chicken cholera. He claims
that he entirely stopped its ravages in a
large flock in few days ny the use of it.
The relatives aud friends of the late
Colonel A. w. Angel are respectfully
invited to attend memorial service in
in the Presbyterian Church of Lambert
vile, N. j., Friday, July 18th, at 7 p. M.
The dwelling on Church St., near the
Restaurant of Geo. Raiscb, is being torn
down, and an engine house for the use
of tho Union Steam Fire Engine Co., of
this city, will be built on the lot Mr..
G. Arnett has the contract.
Sylvester Probasco, an aged citizen
of this place, who has been ailing for some
time past, fell out of bed this morning,
sustaining a severe fracture of the thigh.
Death resulted in about hours from
the time of the accident
The joint excursion of the Metho-
dist and Baptist Churches of this city to
Ocean Grove, on the 14th of August,
will afford cheap and pleasant trip to
the ocean. Plenty of cars and fast run
ming time.
William Dale, prominent citizen of
Phillipsburc who had been in the en-
ploy of the Belvidere Delaware Railroad
since 1854, died on Thursday, at the age
of G5 years. Mr.. Dale was well known in
this city.
George |. Alpaugh, am old resident of
White House, was found dead in his bed
ON Thursday morning ofweek before last.
He had been in his usual health the pre-
vious day, and it is thought that his
"e"t" 'e"iee" iioH' "P"Pie@ys ho Was
in his S2d year.
John Space, well-known resident Of
Mechanicsvile, dropped dead while work
ing in tho harvest field of his cousin,
Henry Space, on Monday of last week.
He was aged about 45 years, and leaves a
widow and several children. 1t is sup
r
his death.
st. Elmo Commandeiy, No. IA, X.
t., of this city, have accepted the inyi-
tation of Palestine Commaudery, of Tren-
ton, to jon with them in acting as an es-
cort to the Grand Lodge of New Jersey, |
on the occasion of the laying of the cor
ner stone of the Masonic Temple, at
Trenton, on Tuesday of next week. The
Commandery will be accompanied by
the Citizens Cornet Bani
--We understand that fellow repre-
sentiug himself to be an agent for the |
Eureka Lock Co., OF Meriden, Conn, has
been swindling people in the northern
parts of our State. His plan is TO select
your name as reference, giving you
handsome door lock. In all cases where
this has been done, the houses have been
robbed, and in skillful manner, pro-
wing it to be the work of a professional
burglar.
We have received from the National
Railway Publication Company, No. 46 |
Bond street, New York, their annual
'Knickerbocker Ready Reference Guide"
to thousand different points by rail and
boat around and near New York. 1t gives
the time tables, and all other necessary
information ON all the railroad and other
routes from New York city, and is very
valuable book to travellers, tourists and
pleasure seekers.
r. III. Van Horn 4 Bro, have re-
moved their stores, preparatory to re-
modelling and enlarging their store
building, work ON which is now under
way, n charge OF @. Arnett. The dry
goods store has been removed to the
"Brittain Store" ON Church street. The
boot and shoe store Will be located in
Schulhaus' store, corner of Union and
Church streets. While in their Temporal
ry locations some big bargains will be Of
fered in order to reduce stock before 60
ing into the new premises.
The thanks of the community are
due to the "Man About Town." for his
delightful treat of pyrotecbnic mysteries
on Union street, on last Friday evening
The thing was very we'll gotten up, and
was witnessed by large assemblage Of
citizens, who inspired by the patriotism