The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-05-21
Il. q. Sergeant, Esq, has been con

OF our city, propose uniforming in the
near future.
MIR. Thomas Ennis, residing on Frank
lin street, lost very valuable cow from
collie on Tuesday Of last week.
Mr.. Robert ]. Burdette will deliver
the annual Grafton before the Philoma-
thean Society of Pennington Seminary,
Pennington, N. j., on June 25th.
IA new building and loan association
is being organized in this city, the shares
at maturity to be 500. instead of 5000 as
In the old association.
Here is receipt that may be worth
trial to corn sufferers: A teaspoonful OF
tar, sugar and saltpetre applied on thin
kid is sure remedy for corns.
MIR. Shaw, formerly of this city. but
lately residing in Chicago, son-in-Iaw OF
Mr.. Nathaniel Leonard, Of this city, died
in Chicago on Thursday OF last week.
The Fourth commandment train on
the Belvidere Division appears TO be some
thing of curiosity TO our people and
numbers visit the station to see the train
pass through.
While our street committee are clean
ing up our streets, would it not be well
for them 10 have some of tho side walks
repaired at the same timer Some ofthem
are in dangerous condition.
The veterausof our late war are fast
passing away. Tho quarterly reports of
the q. A. r. OF this state for the last
quarter, ending April LIST, shows loss by
death OF IS comrades.
The Washington On. J.) Boot and
Shoe Company has CONC to the wall and
some $s5, 600 have been sunk. Much Of
stock is owned by citizens OF Washington,
some Of whom are quite heavy losers.
Daniel Poulson, respected citizen
OF Delaware township, died on the 18th
inst. The deceased was born on the farm
whereon he resided. Ho was good
business man and was well fixed finan-
cially.
DIR. P. McGill, of this city, Is about to
visit Old Point Comfort, Va. He will be
absent from home three weeks during
which time DR.. ]. e. Scott, Of Philadelphia,
win attend to his practice. DR.. Scott is a
physician of experience aud comes well
recommended.
Go. @ were out drilling on the vacant
lot on Bridge street on Thursday evening
last. Their manoeuvres Of 'sguard mount, !"
''dress parade" and ssskirmish drill, /" were
witnessed by goodly crowd OF our citi-
Eens.
dyspepsia causes depraYed blood,
which, 10 time, affects every organ and
function OF the body. As a remedy for
these troubles, nothing can approach
Ayers Sarsaparilla. II vitalizes the blood,
strengthens the stomach and corrects all
disorders OF the liver and kidneys.
There seems to be scarcity Of pea
coal 10 the market, owing to the great de-
mand for It by the different manufactures
using that class Of coal In preference to
any other. Some Of the manufactures 10
this city have had to fall back on other
grades Of coal 10 consequences, or be COM
PEELED to shut down.
-" There is no other manuscript or
missal, printed book or pamphlet, this
Spring OF the year OF our Lord, 1890, that
contains any account Of this region OF
horrors other than this book OF mine. I"
From stanley's in Darkest Africa"
II. 3. SoARBoRoueH, Agent,
Lambertville.
The chimney Of the house Of ]. L.
Wilson Formerly owned by Mrs. ]. L.
Groman), on Union street, was struck by
lightning last Wednesday evening. The
lightning tore some states loose, and pass
ed OF without further damage. The wall
paper pasted over the chimney fiues was
burst open, probably by the concussion
OF the air.
The Democrats OF Bucks county are
organizing company to purchase the
Doylestoton Democrat and the Court
Gazette and also to publish daily paper.
BY this means they hope to carry the
county and knock out the Republicans
who are divided owing to Gylkeson's I'M
wise interference in the appointment of
postmasters. etc. Barney McGinty will
be The publisher and Col. Davis one Of
the editors.
The canning establishment Of the late
J. H. Butterfoss, in this city, will be con-
Quoted during the present season by his
widow, who has made arrangements,
through her attorney A. d. Anderson,
Esq, with all parties interested, TO carry
out the contracts entered into by Mr.. But
terfoss. The output OF the canning es-
tablishment has already been contracted
for, and there is every prospect Of good
season.
Any one interested In the sick benefit,
funeral aid, and death beneficiary associa-
lions Of The United States can help make
the statistics Of their organizations for the
forthcoming census more complete and
disseminate the knowledge Of the good
work they are doing BY sending the names
OF such societies as they may known OF,