The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1888-06-06
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WEDNESDAY. JUNE 6. 1888.

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PEARL.
Don't forget the soldier boys Camp
fire, at Lyceum Hall, June 10 and IA.
Read NJ. G. Quick's big advertise
ment on first page and give him call.
-sRainbow Tea at the Presbyterian
Church, tonight and to morrow Thurs
day. evening. Supper ee5 cents.
The Hanterdon county law Judge
ship case win be argued in the Supreme
Court on Monday next.
-Cbildren's day for trimmed Hats
An immense assortment just received at
Je 6. VAN HoRN's.
The Excise Board last evening gave
license to H. G. Savage to keep a saloon
at the cornerof Union and Church streets.
The cheapest place in the city to buy
Mems Working Shoes, is at MoNTGoM-
ERy's, No. N. Union st. Jeo.
The Ladies' of ReavilIe Church are
preparing for Festival. to be held in
the Church Parlor on the afternoon and
evening of June 18th, 1888.
Mr.. A. J. Phillips. toll collector at
Centre Bridge, has contracted to carry
the mail between that place and the
Stockton station for $40 per year.
Mr.. Daniel Rockafellow, of Stockton,
picked up a copper coin a few days ago
which was in good state of preservation.
1t was Connecticut penny and dated
1857, being 10l years old.
: Rev A. caldwell has closed bis pas
torate with The Baptist Church at Stock
ton, and has become The pastor of the
church at Delmar, Delaware. He also
supplies the church at Salisbury, Md
The Lambertvile A. A. Base Ball
Club, in response TO the defiance in the
democrat Advertiser, invite challenge
from the Pennington Club at any time,
should they desire to try their mettle.
Mr.. lessee Fulmer, of this city, has
secured position as pattern maker in
the Phoenix Iron Works, Trenton. Mr..
F. is an excellent workman and Lambert
vile is sorry to lose him.
Two boys, sons of Thomas McAlone,
OF Raven Rock, recently caught two
young gray foxes in trap. They were
not injured, and are supposed to be
about month old.
The Delaware River Old School
Baptist Association began its session on
Wednesday, May 3Oth, at Southampton,
Bucks Co., Pa, and continued three
days.
Last Saturday, "Sineye Decatur's
kicking horse kicked him on the leg and
broke the bone. The fracture is com
pound one, and will confine him to the
house for long time.
Mr.. L. Humphrey, of the Union
Hotel, Pennington, has just lost fine,
registered -Alderney COW. The animal
broke into the feed box in the barn on
Saturday night and ate large quantity
of dry feed
The Mercer County Fair Association
are endeavoring to raise $50, 900 to buy
grounds, etc. $4,000 were raised ia two
or three hours, on Monday, in Trenton.
The design is to run fair equal to the
Mount Holly.
Maj. c. A. Angel Post will hold
Strawberry Campfire, on Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, June 18Th and 18th,
at Lyceum Hall.
Miss Inez Robbins, daughter of w.
d. L. Robbins, Esq, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, formerly of this city, we notice
played piano solo at an assemblage of
the literary societies of Chattanooga Uni
yersity, on the 3fst ult. Miss Robbins is
developing unusual musical ability.
September 4th the voters of Warren
county will exercise their .'option' as
to whether hotels and saloons shall be
licensed in that county for the ensuing
three years. That day has been fixed
by the Chief Justice ON which special
election shall be held under the LEGAL
Option Law of last Winter.
MIR. John Dilts, of this city, celebra
led the 9th anniversary of his marriage
on the Cd inst. Some Of his friends called
Dn him on the occasion. He will be 81
years old on the nth of August.
Mr.. Dilts had the misfortune to cut his
foot badly on the day of bis anniversary,
which has since confined him to his house.
"A change has been made In the Belvi-
deIe Division time table by which the
down train heretofore leaving this city at
1885 P. NJ, now leaves at 1852 A. NJ.
The afternoon train down heretofore
leaving here at 5:55. now leaves at $50.
The afternoon up train which arrived here
at AS, now leaves Broad street station,
at 80 and arrives at Lam
bertyille at 4:25 P. Nj. Other slight
changes may be seen by consulting time
table 10 another column.
Van Sewers Pies are giving entire
Orders left at THE PEARL
viii be filled promptly. Je6.
The new sewer, long talked about, to
dir 10 North Franklin street, has just been
put 10, and will be filled in in few days,
80 that wagons can be run from Franklin
to Main street at the intersection of JEFF
ferson street, which latter street should
now be extended TO franklin, and thus
add much TO the convenience and appear
ance Of that part of our city.
"A gentleman tells us that some fif-
teen or twenty of our citizens have under
novel and commendabIe
way of ''raising the wind for an excur-
sion trip. II is this-that each one shall
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