The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-03-26


to 81.
The s., 900 needed to secure the loca,
lion of the new rubber works in this city,
has been raised, and the new industry is
considered fixed fact.
DE-. Geo. II. Larson, of this city,
who has been seriously sick for some
days, is improving, although still confined
to bis bed.
The New Hope Orchestra will give
az entertainment at Odd Fcllows' Hall, la
New Hope. on Friday evening OF this
week. Tickets 90 cents. It win be well
worth attending.
There has not been time Ia fifteen
years when hSnses were as scarce in Lam
bertville as at present. Mr.. Geo. Arneu
has just completed FIVE new houses on
Clinton street which were rented before
completion. Several new families will
move into town the first Of April, aud the
demand for medium.sized houses is great
er than the supply.
1.-THE prospects for a canning factory
in Frenchtown are said to be fair, and If
the farmers lend the proper encourag, :
ment 1t will no doubt be success" The
foregoing item has been floating around
among our exchanges, which will remind
the reader that move will have to be
made 10 that direction quickly, 1t the re-
port Is to be verified. FFe,achtocn Star.
-E. w. 0pdycke, of Frenchtown, has
disposed of $87, 900 worth OF horses DUR
Ing the last year. He is said to be the
heaviest stock dealer 10 Hunterdou.
"A complete set of Appleton's Ency-
clop@dia, latest edition. l6 vols. and index.
in perfect condition, for sale at great re-
duction. For particulars address, "En-
cyclop@dia, RECORD Office.
--Auctioneer A. d. Dnryea sold eight
horses for w. D. Hall, at the Bellemont
House, in this city, last Saturday, at an
average of $l7l each. This is the best
average of any horse sale 10 this part OF
the county this season. The attendance
at the sale was small owing to the short
notice and stormy weather.
"A government detective whose werk
Is to look after counterfeiters says the Eel
lows are greatly aided la their work by
the fact that almost every citizen who
finds himself 'stuck" with counterfeit
quietly seeks to pass 1t OF on some one
else, Instead of reporting the fact TO the
government.
Some persons, after they have eaten
banana or an orange, thoughtlessly
threw the skin on the sidewalk. A per-
son passing that way slips on this aud
sometimes falls. Serious injury may re-
suit from this little act OF carelessntse. IL
takes no more time To throw tho skin into
the gutter, and thereby you may proven,
serious injury Of forcible language.
Chief Justice Beasley has exchanged
circuits with Hon. Edward w. Scudder.
The reason for such exchange was that
the Chief Justice, having In the vacation
season TO leave his summer residence a,
Monmouth Beach, near Long Branch and
journey TO Pennington and Belviderc, was
DESTROYS Of sojouruing as long NJ possible
at his seaside home. Judge Scudder will
hereafter preside at the Mercer, Hunter
don and Warren Courts, while the Chief
Justice will ofiiclate at The Monmouth and
Middlesex circuits.
"A house on Ferry street, belonging to
Gas Co., for rent. Apply to A. G. GAN
DEFY. Mar. 26-3t
The hay press at Ringoes presents a
busy scene just now. Long trains Of wa
CONS loaded with hay may be seen daily
making their way over the roads leading
from all points TO the hay press. At one
time last week no less than forty.four
wagons were awaiting unloading. The
farmers unhitched their teams and return
ed home. The hay comes from as far off
as Pennington. The work OF unloading
aud moving away the hay that Is received
at the press has taken all night at times.
Certainly Ringocs is net an inactive place
at present.