The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-03-13
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1889.
Next Sunday viii be St. Patrick's

day.
Yesterday was the first anniversary
Of the famous blizzard Of '8S.
-Four shares of Lambertville Ma
tional Bank stock were sold at public
sale, last Saturday, at $114 each, au6
one share at s113.
The truck house of the Fleet Wing
Hook and Ladder Company would be
improved by coat of paint $50 says
one of the members.
-Of course, you will notice the new
advertisement of J. r. Trewin & Co., or
this page. Their stock is complete, and
visit to their store will well repay you.
The Senate held an executive SEES.
sion yesterday and considered the nomi-
nation of Abraham G. Smith, of Hun.
terdon county, as Judge of the Court Of
Errors and Appeals.
Rev. W. W. Bullock, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, will preach next
Sabbath, at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ.
Subject Of evening sermon, Jobs
Hope" All are cordially invited.
There is strong talk of recognizing
the Lambertville Cornet Band. Let the
good work go on. There is no reason
why we should not have good band, as
We have the material, and plenty of it, too.
Jacob johnson offers for rent his
40.acre farm, situated in West Amwell
township, one.half mile from Lambert
vile. A rare chance is offered to a good
man. Read advertisement, in another
column.
The children of our public schools
we're made happy yesterday by having
their photographs taken. Each class in
the several schools was taken separate.
AS soon as finished, the pictures will be
offered for sale.
"A meeting of the Athletic Associa-
tion of this city, for the purpose of re-
organization, will be held at the office Of
John H. Horn, Esq, over G. ]. Fishers
store. Union street, next Tuesday even.
log, at s O'Clock.
DIR. T.. A. Reading, of this city, has
in his aquarium lively little alligator,
presented to him by Mr.. B. 81. Taylor,
who purchased it on his recent trip to
Florida. 1t is o valuable addition to
the doctors collection.
The Grand Officers of the Grand Cas-
tie of the Knights of the Golden Eagle of
this State visited Franklin Castle, of this
city, last evening, and conferred the Past
Chiefs Degree upon those of the men,
bers entitled to the same.
There will be special Gospel tenn
perance meeting next Sabbath afternoon,
at half past three o'clock, in the hall of
the w. e. T. T., to be addressed by Mrs.
DIR. Reed, of Camden, formerly of this
city. All are cordially invited.
"A. Watson Smith is doing an ex-
cellent business in supplying families
with oysters, as we'll as in keeping an
oyster house at his stand on North
Union street. Give him call. He
will do his best to satisfy you, and his
stock is frst-class.
Joseph Van Syckel, Esq, President
of the Clinton National Bank, while
walking along one of the streets Of that
town, few days since, slipped, and, fall
ing heavily, broke one of his legs. Medi-
cal attention was at once given him and
he was removed to his home.
I'm our report last week of the Off
GERS elected by the Young Peoples
Christian Association of the Presley terrain
Church of this city, the name of Miss
Alice Hodge appeared as Lady Member
of the Devotional Committee. 1t should
have read Miss Bessie B. Titus.
Mr.. George F. Keller will open. on
Saturday Of this week. OF No. 10 Main
street, near York street, this city, new
grocery store, stocked with a complete
assortment of choice family groceries,
the best the markets afford. See his
advertisement, in another column.
some time ago David Vansicle, Of
Glen Gardner, lost fine turkey gobbler.
Last week while he was hauling straw
from his barnyard, the missing gobbler
was found. 1t had been covered with
straw while they were threshing some
five weeks before, and was all right with
the exception of a frozen foot.
"A District meeting will be held in
the Lodge room of Leni Lenape Lodge,
/. o. o. f., in this city, on Tuesday ev-
ening, March 10th. ALI the Grand Off,
GERS are expected to be in attendance.
An effort is being made by the members
of the Lodge at bennington to procure
q special train TO transport those of it's
members who wish to attend the meet
ing.
"A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. N. +. Slack, at their residence,
corner of Coryell aud Union streets, on
Wednesday evening of last week. A very
pleasant time was had. A handsome
hanging lamp was presented to the sur
prised couple by Mr.. J. Asaph Horn, Mr..
Horn making neat little presentation
speech, which was appropriately respond
cd to by Mr.. Slack.
Because times are dull and business
slack, is no reason why property holders
should neglect 10 keep their pavements
in repair. There are many places on
our sidewalks that need attention. 1t
has been decided by the courts that the
owners Of property can be held respon-
sible for damages on account OF broken
limbs caused from holes in pavements.