The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
Lawn Mowers at HENS. Apr

Lock out for the census enumerators.
They will soon be around.
-Remember that black bass cannot
legally be caught before June 1.
Mr. James o. Bovine is building a
new kitchen to his residence on Union
street.
MIR. John Foran has bait a new
blacksmith shop at his quarries, on Main
street.
Major C. A. Angel Post, No. 20, by
invitation, will take part 10 the memorial
services on May goth, at TitusvIlle.
rIrusS :''e . io"' =" 10 ""n's Af,tu m
Rev. Mr.. Swan, of the Presbyterian
Church of this city, preached an impress
sive and eloquent sermon last Sunday
evening.
Joseph Van Norman, of Raven Rock,
and August Hilkman, of High Bridge, old
soldiers, have just been put upon the pen
sion list.
Another mad dog visited Pennington
on Monday of last week aud bit number
of dogs. The mad dog and the bitten
dogs have been shot.
Mrs. Hannah Higgins, wife of Levi
Higgins, a grocer in Trenton, died on the
oath last. She was daughter of Ezekiel
L. Everitl, of Reavile.
Fresh Milk every day at 4 cents per
quart, at Charles Pidcock's, No. 20 Dele
van street.
Some rough boys of this city have be-
gun the playing of ball, on Sundays, out
side the city limits. They should be ar
rested by the township authorities.
The P. O. s. of A., of this city, have
organized Cornet Band which is prac-
iicing every Monday evening and bids
fair to be IA first-class organization in
short time.
-Adjutant Josiah Studdiford Camp,
Sons of Veterans, were inspected by Lieut..
]. II. Marshall, inspecting officer of the
State of New Jersey, on last Wednesday
evening, April 23
The annual report of the State Dairy
Commissioner William X. Newton, of
Paterson, shows that nearly forty.four
per cent. of the food used in New Jersey
is adulterated.
Lawn Mowers at HEINs'. April l6.
Saturday morning last, Mrs. Joseph
Fisher, on coming out of her residence on
d ievan street TO the butcher wagon,
studied her foot against the curbing and
fell and bruised her face seriously.
MIR. Alvin HOFFMAN is repairing his
residence on Elm street, and Mr.. John
Wickenhiser and Mrs. Hannah Wilet,
have had their residences on Elm street,
beauiified with new coat of paint.
On Thursday, April Oath, Mrs. Samuel
Hagaman fell down the cellar steps of her
residence on Church street and received
some very serious bruises about her face
and head, but no bones were broken.
The re-opening services in the Bap-
fist Church, of Pennington, will be held
next Sunday, May 4th, at IL 100 A. NJ. and
7:30 p. NJ, the latter being Union Service.
The sermons will be preached by the
pastor.
"A. H. Thus, for Wall Paper. If
Probably the most interesting and
book of the day will be Stan
ley's own book, ''In Darkest Africa"
about being issued by Chas. Scribner's |
Sons. Sold only by subscription. II. E. |
Scarborough is the authorized agent for
this city.
The superior merit of Ayers Cherry |
Pcctoral as an anodyne expectorant is due |
to skillful combination of the most pow |
erful ingredients. Nothing like it has
ever been attempted in pharmacy, and its
success in the cure of pulmonary COM
plants is unparalleled.
&C. Ii. w. Van Solver is prepared to
do house painting and papering in con-
nectien with sign writing.
The semi-annual meeting OF the Hun
ierdon County Branch of the State Cbar-
lies of New Jersey, will be held in the
Chapel of the Presbyterian Church, in
on Monday next, May 9th, at 8
o'clock. The public is cordially invited to
be present.
ANY one who wants live New York
weekly newspaper will find it in "Tbe
New York Saturday Evening Gazelte,n q
arge twelve-pagc sheet filed with the
general news of the day and great guam
ily of literary matter. 1t is only 80 per
year.
-Wetherill's best White LIE ID and Rea-
1y Mixed Paint at HENS. April 16.
Post No. 90 are making preparations
or the proper observance of Memorial
Day. (May 30lh). They have accepted
m invitation from the Rev. Mr.. Gray, of
he New Hope M. E. Church, to attend
iiyine service on Sunday morning, May
18th.
MIR. George L. Wilson, of this city,
Who has been 10 Virginia and North Car
,lina, for the past six months, purchasing
pokes for the Lambertville Spoke Manu-
acturing Co., returned home on last
Thursday, looking hale and hearty, but
omewhat sunburnt.
AT the First Baptist Church, next
sunday, the morning service at 1890 A.
w., will be the reception of new members
md the ordinance of the Lords Supper.
% the evening, at 1880, the pastor will
preach the third Of the series on Jacob"
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