The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-01
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WEDNESDAY,, MAY /, 1889.

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streets after dark
No letter "R" in the next fou
months; hence no oysters.
Rev. A, R. Cronce, a native of Rost
mont, in this county, has been station
ed by the Bishop at Carthage, Missouri
old rubbish and o1ershoes now seer
the air from The garden-maker's rubbis
heap.
Our carpenters and painters are a
busy and the day laborers have plenty @
work.
Male and females in our poor house
are now compelled by law to be kept sep
arate.
The Delaware River Old School Bap
fist Association will be held at Hopewell
in June next.
The verdict in the case of Pete
Smith, Jr., of this city, has been appeal
ed to the Supreme Court.
The Raritan Township Committed
has appropriated SOS toward the proper
observance of Memorial Day.
60 to the Peoples Store for fine
Shoes and Slippers.
IT, S. S. VAN Horn.
-Thetwo hotels at Frenchtown have
been licensed by the Common Council oil
that borough. Amount of license fee 500
The Postmaster. General has appoint.
ed as fourth class Postmasters for this
county, S. ]. Shurts, Lebanon, aud G. J.
Melick, Milford.
The passing of the Werts bill repeats
that feature incorporated in the law OF
1883 that made selling liquor to minors
an indictable offense.
Roscoe Huff, son of NJ. a Huff, of
$40 Broad street, Trenton formerly of
this city,, sailed for Paris to day, where
he goes to complete his musical educa-
ton.
, "A fine lot of early plants fdf sale at
Clevenger's Garden. Cabbage, tomato,
pepper, lettuce and egg plants in their
season. ct
Mr.. G. l. Baumgartner, of Nos. II
aud 10 E. State street, Trenton, has
more great bargains to offer his patrons.
His stock is among the finest in that
city, and in low prices for good goods
he leads.
"A Baltimore judge says cigarette
smoking is robbing the young men and
boys of their brains. When IA young man
says he isn't afraid of cigarettes hurting
him, he probably knows what he talking
about
Miss Fletcher, who was heard in this
city 30 acceptably sometime ago, will de-
liver scriptural lecture on "Fruitage"
next Sabbath evening, May 9Th, in the
First Baptist Church. All are cordially
invited to hear her.
"A pound of bananas is said to con
tain as much nutriment as three pounds
of meat. Possibly this is so but pound
of meat will help TO build a man up, while
a small piece of banana will bring him
down so quickly that his head will swim.
The total number of bills introduced
during the Legislative session just ended
was S53, of which 515 were House bills
and 1874 Senare bills There were IA
Joint resolutions. About 300 bills were
passed and about $50 bills were either
defeated or not acted upon.
AS. soon as the mild influences of
Spring are brought about, the Donkey
Clubs take their position and form a line
in front of our churches in order TO be re-
viewed by the ladies as they pass out.
The clubs are we'll trained and n large at
tendance may be looked for, as usual
The Postmaster General makes the
suggestions to the public
"Have your name or address printed on
the left hand corner of all mail matter.
This will insure its immediate return if
addressed, and if not called
for at its destination it can be forwarded
going to the dead letter Office"
"A combination has been made by the
various express companies of the country,
the charge for small packages
has. been increased. Packages weighing
not more than 10 pounds have been sent
to New York for % cents; now such pack
ages cost from to 10 cents more, and
1--WE pounds is the limit for 25 cent
packages.
Last week we were in error in saying
that Frank Myers, the converted burg
lar" who recently conducted himself in
q disordefly manner, was connected with
be Salvation Army. We learn that he
was disowned some four or five years ago.
since which time be has been running his
SO called religious meetings on the inde-
pendent line.
After Peter c. Bartolette, of Milford,
bad finished milking his cows ono night
asst week be gathered up the days out
put of eggs, 81 in number and started
for the house. just as be was stepping
out of the barn he tripped and fell, not
only splitting the milk, but breaking most
of the eggs. That was mishap calcula-
ted to make less good natured man than
Peter say "r-e.a-l-l r. Hunterdon Dem
ocrdt.
If at any season of the year, Spring
should be generally accepted by all
classes as a time when it is desirable to
have a general cleaning up of cellars,
yards, etc. During the Winter months
/ vast amount of garbage of various
kinds will collect on ones premises al
most without knowledge of the fact oy
The householder, and before the warm
days appear all of this should be remov-
ed, in order that the interests of health
may be promoted.