The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-03-06

Trout fishing is not legal until April
st. Patrick's Day will fall on Sunday
this year.
Town meetings will be held on Tues
day of next week.
The interior of Lyceum Hall is being
greatly improved.
"Salary Party is the new name for
o donation visit.
/ w. J. Scott, the shoemaker, has re.
moved to No..7N. Union street. See
advertisement
When the ladies write IN. b. at the
close of their letters they now mean
"No Bustle.
The receipts of the Lebanon township
poor farm were 5000 above the running
expenses last year.
! II you want to be well informed, take
a paper. Even paper of pins will give
you some good points.
Rumor has it that Lambert Humphrey
and others, of Remington are about to
build a railroad in the South.
Several of our citizens were in Wash
ington on Monday and Witnessed the
inauguration of President Harrison.
Tax Receiver John H. Horn has a few
words to say to taxpayers, which may
be found in our advertising columns.
Mr.. Paul Vetter and family have re
moved to Burlington. Iowa. Mr.. V.
was resident of this city for the past
eighteen years
| On the evening of Washipgton's BIRTH
day Unity Lodge, No. 800, I. O. O. F.,
of New Hope, celebrated their forty.
first anniversary.
The post Office at Pottersville, in this
county, was entered by burglars, few
nights since, and mail bag and num-
Der of letters stolen.
1t is q singular fact that man who
is second in command at home always
wants to rule the whole of creation when
ne gets outside of his yard gate.
Sister Mary Patricia, formerly teach
or in st. Johns r. G. school, in this
city, died at Bordentown, few days
ago. She had many friends here.
The Grand Army Post at Riegelsville
lost painting of Col Croasdale valued
at $500, as we'll as all their other proper
ty, by the recent fire in that place.
The New Hope Gun Club have secured
new grounds for shooting contests, &C.,
on the Magill farm, in Solebury town
ship, and have removed their cabin.
few years ago American boys had
aspirations to become President of the
United States, but now their ambition is
to become So, 600 base ball player.
The Frenchtown Star says that Mr..
A. H. Titus, of Lambertville, was in that
town on Monday Of last week, looking
for place to open wall paper store.
II you know of good item of news,
don't be afraid to tell it to the newspaper
man. Such acts of kindness are appre-
ciated by even the hardest-hearted edi-
tors and reporters.
The estate of the late Frederic A.
Potts, as filed last week in the County
Clerks Office at Pennington, is valued
at 81, 100000 This does not include
his New York city property.
A large number of people attended the
opening Of ]. r. Trewin 3 Co.'s new,
clothing store, in this city, last Friday
evening, and every lover of the weed was
presented with good cigar at the ex-
perse Of the firm.
The Lambertville Base Ball Club are
selling tickets to chance off " steam
boat clock, y the proceeds to be used in
defraying the expenses of the club. The
clock is an imitation of steamboat, and
is quite curiosity.
After an absence of about four months,
" Benjie" Mitchell has returned TO
Stockton's undertaking establishment as
general utility man, and is now engaged
in giving the place thorough cleaning
He says when he is through with the
job, everybody will be disprised.
Hear the recommendations of aomo
doctors: Celery for nervous prostration,
lettuce for insomnia, warm lemon slices
for govt ont meal for flesh, fish for the
brain, and very rare beef for consump-
tives. According. therefore, to- our re-
spective and individual ailments do We
make our gastronomic choice.
| On the Goth ult. Mr.. Cornelius A.
Twomey, the genial and good-natured
butcher at G. j. Fishers store, this city,
was married to Miss Mary Quinn, els
ter to Rev. Father p. A. Quinn. formerly
pastor of st. Martins n. g. Church, of
New Hope. The RECORD force extend
their best wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Two.
mey.
The survey OF the extension of the N.
e. Pennsylvania Railroad, says the New
town Enterprise, was commenced on
Wednesday OF last week at Breadysville.
The engineers are following the old line,
crossing the Neshaminy at the e forks,
then going Zip the west side of Mill
Greek to near Alonzo Terry's, then
crossing to the other side
Chief Van Solver thinks that DIR. L..
A. Readings brown mare, Fannie" is
one Of the fastest on the road. On the
alarm OF fire on the 22d ult., the doctor
kindly took the Chief over to the scene.
The Chief always likes to be at fire,
and generally gets there quickly, but he
says the time made by the Doctors mare
was little faster than he had been used
to, and thoughts Of insurance and acct
dent policies fitted through his disturb
ed mind.
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