The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1886-08-04

Thieves raided the store of Mr.. Chas.
B. Higgins, in Frenchtown, last Monday
night, stealing some bananas, cigars, &c.
The ready money will KNOCK the
persimmon" at Smiths grocery, opposite
Bellemont House
MIR. r. Fl. Van Horn, of this city,
while en- route for California, has sent US
copies of Denver papers, for which he has
our thanks.
MIR. Theodore Green, of Kingwood,
late Principal of Hopewell Public School,
will WELD the ruler in the Pennington
school the coming year.
The Pleasant Valley Sunday School
will hold their annual picnic in Eyes
woods, two miles below this city, on
Thursday of next week.
On Thursday morning last, while
Sylvester Buck was fishing in the Della
ware, near Point Pleasant, be caught a
twopouud shad with hook and line.
Clinton Chapter of r. A. NJ. i'll run
their annual excursion to Long Branch,
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park this sea-
son, on Friday, August Goth.
Carols grocery store has removed
from opposite the Belmont House to the
store opposite Holcombe Hall, on Main
street. Better room-better stock. Call.
Prof. w. E. Bssell will deliver a
Prohibition address in the Court House,
Pennington, on Thursday afternoon of
this week, at 5 o'clock.
The forthcoming New Jersey peach
crop is estimated a. one million baskets.
OF this amount Hunterdon county will
furnish nearly half.
"A partial eclipse Of the sun, lasting
half an hour will occur on the morning
of August Goth, beginning shortly after
sunrise.
One day last week, Bessie, young
daughter of E. p. Conklng, Esq, of
Pennington, dislocated her shoulder by a
fall from the portico at her home.
The Scientific American says il bot
tie Of oil of pennyroyal is left uncorked
in a room at night not a mosquito or any
other blood sucker will be found there in
the morning.
Our Full Cream Soda Biscuits are
the best. G.. ]. Fisher.
Julius Koroskeny, a Hungarian, aged
about 80 years, was stabbed in Chambers
burg, Trenton, early on Monday morning
by some companions, and died in short
time.
Rev. G. H. Woolston, of the Baptist
Church, will be absent from his pulpit
next Sunday. 1t will be supplied by one
Of. the prominent ministers at Ocean
Grove.
The Board of Health is paying care
full attention to health matters. The town
lot has been cleared up and some cutters
cleaned out, by their orders. Mr.. II. B.
Kitchin is acting as Inspector.
Hacks will be run between Lambert
vile and the grove at Mount Airy, next
Wednesday, on the occasion of the meet
ing of the County Historical Society and
the Holcombe Reunion.
Mr.. VIM. Snoden, is engaged at
Bryan & Angles ice cream garden, in
Clinton. Our Clinton friends may be as
sured of having good ice cream with
Snoden in charge.
The dwelling house belonging to the
estate of Miss Mary Coryell, decd, on
Union street. in this city, was offered at
public sale, last Saturday, and was bid
bid up to $2050 and the sale adjourned.
The Communications received of the
colored poster work done at THE RECORD
office, is matter of pleasure to us, but
we wish it understood that most of our
general job work is done with as much
originality of design and carefnlness in
execution.
On the road quarter of mile above
the Alexsauken bridge, some one has
thrown filthy garbage that is not only ter
ribly offensive in odor. but the boxes, pa
pers, etc., scare horses. There is no ex-
cuse for making such nuisance, and the
law should be called in force.
For potato bugs. use Slug Shot. It
never fails. For sale by q. ]. Fisher.