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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30
BASE BALL REFLECTIONS.
RY ouR BAsR BALL asrEcIAI.n


A big apple on the boys tomorrow.
Now James get there tomorrow, on
first.
The home runs was one of Capt. Call
lan's predictions.
How are you Scottl We see you are
with the boys again. Line them out, old
man.
Callan and Trusty made Cuddy, (the
pitcher Of the Trenton Club, look sick
when they made those home runs.
/ There were no disputes whatever in the
game of last week, and VIC hope it will
continue SO, because ii will be great re-
lief TO the gossipers.
Mr.. Thomas Thorue, (ex.third base
man), was married last Thursday, to Miss
Freeda Swallow, daughter of G. L. Swal.
low, Of this city. We wish them great
joy and happiness.
The Manager has given the people what
they have been asking for. He has ar
ranged with the following clubs for May:
Shibes, Bristols, (two games), and the
Adams, of Philadelphia.
We hope, as the ball season has opened,
that there win be nothing done or said
that will mar the pleasure of those who
attend the games, and also those who do
not. We understand that Manager Clos
son will look after 1t.
1t has been estimated that Is, 900 peo-
pie Witnessed the games played by the AS
ISOLATION Club last season, and yet some
ts~s-t,.~ >--s--~ ,-sz--.s .la
people are with the boys aud their game,
go they need not care.
The following are the players aud posi-
tions of the Association Club, for to-mor-
rows. Thorne, centre field Trusty,
Sd base; Callan, short stop; Wolverton,
lst base; Uplander, catcher; Jewell, I'd
base; Schenck, left field; Hurley, pitch
er; F. Ely, right field.
Tomorrow Thursday afternoon, the
Easton, Jr.'s, will be here with their
crack battery, (McPhersou and Lochen-
berger.) Everybody, who can, should go
and witness this game aud contribute lib
orally, as the boys must have money to
bring goods teams here. Admission to
tue Grand Stand-ladies, 10 cents gen.
tlemen, 10 cents. Game called at $50.
The game between the Association
Club and G. II. Young's, of Trenton, on
Thursday last, was won by the former,
with ease. At no time was the Trenton
boys in 1t. They flelded very good but
were unable to hit Hurley's snake curves.
Uplander handled Hurley in great style.
All the boys played their positions in fine
style. Trusty and Callan made home
runs. The attendance was not very large
on account Of the iuclemency of the
weather, but all present were paid for
coming.
Thu fnlinu,,ne. g., H.
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The Great Eastern Feather Renova-
ting Co. is now located on Franklin ST.
and New Brunswick Avenue, Lambert
vile, where they are prepared TO clean old
and new Understanding all impuri-
shfS lsflktdP 20 iee sgm au seed ear Ss All
work. Our agents will call for and de-
liver work free of charge.
PATTERSON & BRo., Proprietors.
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The Rev. VIM. Swan, pastor of The
Presbyterian Church 10 this city, left here
this morning for Germany, where he ex-
poets TO spend about three months. His
health is in precarious state and he hopes
to be benefited by a sojourn and treatment
at Carlsbad. Rev. Mr.. Swan takes with
him the well-wishes and regard of this en-
tire community, who hope to see him re-
turn with renewed health.
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The Bl.Centennial Of the Cohansey
Baptist Church, Cumberland county, N. j.,
will be celebrated May IA and Is. 1t was
constituted in 1890, though prior to this
date religious services were held in the vi
entity. Obadiah Holmes, a revolutionary
hero, during his life was pastor of this
church, judge Of the court and command
er OF the militia. The ancestors OF the
wife of the Rev. W. w. Bullock, pastor
of the First Baptist Church of this city,
were constituent members Of this church,
and an unbrokeu line OF relatives reach
ing to her parents have maintained their
membership 10 it.
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AT Isaac W. Scarborough's fishery,
on tue upper part of Holcombe Island, in
this city, nine hundred and twenty seven
female shad were caught last week The
largest haul made during the week was
sixty. At the ball succeeding this there
were fifty-onc caught. At the same fishery
this morning, eighty shad were caught in
one haul and forty-four and hfiy-six in
Two others.
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TGA5Gs&1lsIc
WEDNESDAY,, APRIL 50, 1890.

Ca Administrators and executors of
estates who wish their notices to appear
In this paper Will please instruct the Sur
rogate to that effect, as the law gives
them full control of the business, and he
can act only with their consent or
through their neglect.
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Mr.. VIM. L. Smith, at the "Birch J"
fishery, in this city, caught shad on
Monday morning which weighed l39
pounds. This is the largest shad VIC have
yet heard of. We give its measurement,
viz: Length, 81 inches; width, 8 inches
thickness, 4 inches. 1t was purchased by
Mr.. E, II. Holcombe, who paid 81 for it.
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The English language was used in franz
ing recent treaty between Russia and
China.
The Garfield statue just placed in posi-
ton in Cleveland is of marble, ten feet
high and flawless.
Bonanza Mackey is disposing of his va
rious mining properties on the Pacific
slope that are said to be worth about $40,
600, 900, and expects henceforth to make
his permanent residence In New York.
The Watkin Tower, which will be erec-
ted In London, and overtop the Eiffel Tow
err by 1886 feet, is TO have six legs instead
of four. Il will cost about 81, 200, 900.
Gen, Benz. f. Butler is worth $4,000
600, and lives in q palace at Lowell, Mass
He makes 100000 a year, but would
take the Presidency of the United States
at regular rates.
Eugene Field says that the best hats in
ErsN~na are aSae by a New York manu-
facturer, and that Que suit of American
clothes at $50 will eutwear three suits OF
English made at $50 each.
A young physician attached to the Chel-
sea Hospital for Women has invented and
used, II is said, with success, machine
which, in case of cancer, will direct n
current against diseased cell strong en-
ough to destroy 1t and at the same time
will not iDjure "a healthy cell.
Philadelphia society is all agog over
the marriage to-day of Miss Mary Wheeler
to Count Pappenheim of Bavaria. Miss
Wheeler viii be countess, and will have
the privilege of living in one of four large
chateaux, and of coming back to her mo-
Their when the Count gets tired of her.
1t is a noteworthy fact that one of the
four States recently admitted to the Union,
namely Washington, is second in the ex.
tent of its steamboat mail routes, being
ranked by Maryland only. Maryland has
l., 300 miles in such routes, and mail stea-
mers ply annually 400, 900 miles In lis
waters, while Washington has 907 miles,
The damning evidence given before the
Senate Committee al Jersey City last Wed
nesday, plainly shows why the alarmed
Democrats want to put stop to these ter
rible and damaging disclosures. A crowd
of Democratic repeaters tnrned out to be a
gang of New York thieves, who were ira
ced to their dens in the criminal haunts OF
that city. Sixteen more warrants for the
arrest OF rasc is implicated in these frauds
were issued.
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In the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla, you
need have no fear of arsenical poison, this
medicine being entirely free from all dan
gerous drugs. Its powerful effects are
due to the skillful combination Of the best
ingredients, and hence no Ill results ever
follow its use.
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Our growing crops, wheat, rye, oats
and grass, rarely ever looked more prom
ising at this season of the year than now
and the bloom of the apple and pear trees
is full and fair, while that of the peach
was only moderate, and mainly of the
while-heshed varieties. Gardens generally
are an average Of our best years and give
promise of large crop. The rainfall for
April has been only about Q inches, and
three-fourths of that fell 10 the early part
OF the month, giving the agriculturst ad-
vantage of the best weather.
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A Few Pointers.

The recent statistics of the number of
deaths show that the large majority die
with Consumption. This disease may
commence with an apparently harmless
cough which can be cured instantly by
Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs,
which Is guaranteed to cure and relieve
all, cases. Price 80 cents aud 81. Trial
size free. For sale by all druggists.
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save That Sweet Grill

Don't let that beautiful girl fade and
droop into invalidism or sink into an early
grave for want of timely care at the most
critical stage of her life. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription will aid in regulating
her health and establishing it on firm
basis and may save her years Of chronic
suffering and consequent unhappiness.
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Grandmotber Saw.

When she was girl that her mother al
ways gave her sulphur and molasses
to purify her blood, but she now gives
Sulphur Bitters to her grandchildren, as 1t
is the best medicine she ever saw.-THe
Father. 8, sss 6s5
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

do you know that A. ii. TIrUs, SO
North Union street, has the largest and
best assortment Of Wall Paper and Win
dow Shades in the city Go there. If
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-30

Reduced Rates to Easton, Pa, tor the Gen.
tennial Celebration, via Pennsyiva MIA
Railroad.
On Monday, May 9th, Eastou, Pa, will
join the ranks of the Centennial Cities,
and will celebrate its one hundredth ami
versary. On account Of the varied and
interesting ceremonies incident to an oc-
casion Of this character, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will, on May 9th, sell
excursion tickets to Easton from Phila-
delphia, Trenton, Belvidere and intcrme-
diate stations at single fare for the
round trip, valid for return until May
9th, 1890, inclusive. No excursion tick
cts will be sold for less rate than %
cents.
Among the special features of the cele-
braton will be military parade and a
civic procession, composed OF fremen,
Odd Fellows, Red Men and other organiz-
atoms, 10 full regalia, also balloon as
cension by Prof. Wise, and in the evening
a grand fireworks display.
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Safe Investments.

sale Investments.
Any one desiring good safe securities,
should carefully read the advertisement
of the Equitable Mortgage Co., G. M.
Holcombe, Agent, on another page.
Fehrnnrv 26
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Krupp has just made gun for the Rus
sian Government that beats the world.
1t weighs SO tons, is forty feet long and
can make mark eleven miles off.
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c. n. YOUNG.
Lambert vile
C. IL. Young,

Earned runs-Lambertville, 3
Home runs-Trusty, Callan.
Bases stolen-Wilmot, Conover, Jewell.
Base on balls-Hurley. 8; Cuddy, 8.
Strnck out-Hurley, i6; cuddy,4.
Hit by pitched ball-Trusty.
Double play-Conoyer and McClurg
Umpire George Black.
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THOMAS G. HILL b SON.
Bakery. Confectionery g. Lunch
Parlor,
11GREENEsTREET, TRENTON, NJ.

Wedding receptions, dinners and
lunches specially. Table ware to
hire to responsible parties. First
class work only. Out-of-town orders
a speciality. Telephone connection.
April 80, 's4
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A Rad Case.

LAMBERrvILLE, N. j., April 90, 1890.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12
rrEns oF1RrEnssr.


Warm Gays and cool cv.uings
A heavy frost Mosd.. morai"g
Go to r 4 ilasdy for genuine can
On c,ty cosl. as he is sole agent here.
The street sprinkler is d"isg some
good work these days.
Dick Alderman, q lrst ing gran
dealer Of Campbell vac on oar streets
Wedncsd,y.
IL Bailey viii make yoa . farm
loan At s Per rent ssraisht ssd q" de-
lay, can ysa do better. Gsf
We wish 20 have thc ac~s frOn all
paxts OF tho country. Correspondents
will please take notice.
Thr editor Of this paper aud iam-
,lv. are in Lincoln this week. The
paper is in charge "f tn: devil.
j II Bailey will make you . farm
loan At s Pc, cent straisht and no de-
lay, can you do better. 6a
John May. onc Of our leading Tar
mers and stock raiser" OF Webste!
county WAS doing business !" He'd
Cloud Wednesday.
r Shirley and family Of Red
Cloud, visited the family Of his broth
er John r Shirley, over Sabbeth'
Minded Gazette.
James N Meford, living in Gar
field township has, though the etort'
of Porter j.. had his pension in
creased 20 double its former amount.
Lloyd F,szure, . little seven y:al
old boy arrived in the city from Sill
Dam Springs, Ark, making the triI
. alone. He is . relative OF I'D Smiths
De Wits Little Early Risers Res
Liver Pill ever made Cure COnsti
patton every time. Meme equal. Us'
them now. For sale At c. L. Cotsings
The Druggist.
Plumb has the nerve to Gay that b.
isa practical printer. Judging frou
what specimens of work We have no
ticed, 70 would ray he WAS learning
his first lesson.
The state fair is in full blast .
Lincoln, and it is good one notvith
standing the general drouth. So vi!
4 the Webster county fair be. Don
forget the dates, Sept. 30, Oct. ], 2 :
81 Genuine canon city coal.... $7,5
Coal creek canon coal...... 10
vi Other cool. 6,5
Eastern hard coal. 11,6
delivered in your bin BY II A Hand
until Oct. LIST.
If you want your name, monogram
emblem of any lodge, or any other d
sign cutting on your watch, It will b
quickly and artistiealiy done By leave
ing 1t with T. Z. Penman ct Cottirg'
( drug store. b2tf
There is one medicine that vii
!. cure Immediately. We refer to d.
Wits Collie and Cholera Cure for q
summer complaints. No delay q
disappointment, no failure. We seI
it; c. L. Getting. the Druggist.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

ted BY The legislature Of the state 81 Ne
sss :p :: :es ';Ss sssS s.. ;s'' <. g. s%'e; sss.
pr0posinx an amendnent % section 1hir.
Teen O3l o. Article w 49, 81 the eonsti.
tat,on. Of said state: that said ssstion ~
fectio0 !: That section thirteen. up Il Ar
ticie six %. Of The constitution o. the state
section -: The JUDGES Of the sugr.ne
ty-ave hundred dollars IoSSoei per annuo
a.: :Ss', 'S 9s,., judges Of :s,., The o, d, ssrss ,; sSS.s
pc salary Of each shall be payable quar-:
section =: Each person voting In IA.
var Of this amendment shall have witt.
ten o. printed upon this ballot the follow
Hfcr the proposed amendment. u Ii.
judge: Of the supreme aud dfssrsri
court"
., Is;'e's O. H. !: y :;:s. II II S Tssssss; ss g.
s.9ss give ''s notice. e.. :. aesSri.nss With
section one M article hfseen lisl. Of
the constitution. and the provisions Of an
81 s r1osesiae a" Al = am % Ssssass 70 o"s .h %'e e"S!
electors Of the stste. Approved FebTu:
ary iSh: 4. r.. 1871: thu, sa,d rsopo.sd
med voters oi. this stat. Tor sppsovai o.
rejection. ut the general election to he
held % the 18th day Of November. A.. y.
In Witness whereof ! hove hereunto x~t
my hand and caused Ia b. AFFIXED the
great veal II the state Of Nebraska.
Done ut lAneoln, this 18th day Of Jnly
A. ID. 1850. and tho twenty fourth year 81
the United States the one hundred nfie~nth.
by The GOscrnor. JOHN II. riiAYEk.
BKNJANlN R. COwDgRY.
tSEALl Secretary Of state. Ism
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

Noe0ee g Noo-0es60e0e Oo1eo.
000oA.
RSsue publipa&ioa Aug. - $500
In H. die3f6Sct coart q IL state Il Ne
henaarn In add eur Webster cD0nty.
The Ana3o-Americum Land, mortgage 4
arencv company. limited Q co1posa-
ton, plaintiff.
John L pStteo, Anna Patteo, John
CsuwUll b G.. AuginbsugA. Chariee y.
Hainea u b Ed1e0an, Henry Cook.
Ancil L Funk, ". +. Aud. So0ee.
Richardsua / CayGen d. GoldcD. Red
Good Natiunal Bonk, Norwegian F1ow
ou0pony, Wynaa Kiee. w. W. Negasy.
Ftaak v. TsyIoe, JoospA Graves and
Nstiooal L0an & Trust Company, Do
eondantA
To y. b. Edleman and W. W. Negary,
dsesndants in the shove entitled cause;
You arc hereby notified that there =
now On de in tho Office u tho Clerk a
the District Court Il tho state a Neheas-
In, in and for Websase county. . chan
ceey petition u tho plaintiff against you
impleaded with tho other defeodants
named in the title a said cause praying
that the court may find tho amount due
the plaintiff upon real estate mort
Raee bood Tor tho sum u E5n. dated
July lsA 1857. secured by mortgage made
By the delendants John l. Pstten and
Anna Patteu 70 tho Concordia Loan 4
Trust Company and nov owned by the
plaintiff, upOn the following described
real pruperty, situated in the county a
Webster and state u NebraskA. - wit:
tho southwest quarter II the north east
quarter and the south half of tho north
vest quarter and tho south half Ut sc
ton thirty-one (3lL township two t2)
north. range nine () west u the 9th p.
m; that decree be entered by the
court in said cause forcclosing said mort
gage against you and your Co defendants;
that tho above described property Be sold
under aid decree; that the proceeds OF
such sale b applied toward the payment
a the amount due The plaintiff upon said
bond, with interest and tho costs of fore
closure. and that any right. title. lien OF
interest owned o. claimed by you. os
dants, in or to said premises b adjudRed
mortgage lien thereon.
You arc hereby further notified that
you arc required 70 answer said petition
q tho plaintiff On OF before the 9th day
Of OctObes, A. d. 1890. and that IL you
fail 70 answer the same ON or before aid
day, tho facts and allegations contained
in said petition will b taken - true and
judgment and decree rendered - there.
in prayed for,
ID. H. ETriES.
"a Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

LEA iskisg evdcrs Tor eessissC sa-
es 81 ) cssi i. lots a twe sees -
more =, $3.50 pr 'os del vesrd n
your bin, eastern hard cssl. u el1.ta
coal creek CANNON e"a1 at 800 otbeF
rosl $3.50. shcrc prices are soed uatil
Oct. ]. sitter which eeal win miss, !
an rivisg my csstooess The sdvse.
tsgc Of The cot in freight rates. vhieh
lasts osly 70 Oct. ], ED wosld like
yoss orders pl.eed before Sept. 1oth
and w"aId gsran.ee yoa 6rse class
coal. have the exclusive sale d
-aron city coal 10 Red Cloo1, - Dc
not believe others vhes they ssy thai
they ca" give you canon e'ty csal, fss
they can not get it-R. A. HANDY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

| WmKRSAs. A Joint resolution was adyp
seI ny the legislature 81 the state ~ Ne
aud approved February iyh. A.. -. i~p
proposing an amendment Ia the e"nstifu
lion q sAid -tair. aud that said amend
Section i: That nj the general election
The FIRST Monday II N"v~mi~r. 4. H.
electors Of this .sair for approval ~ re
lertton IN asnensjss~rt ~ the consultation,
Of this state IN wosts N follows. -fbs
manufacture. sale and hs.ping fac sale u
eses prohibited In this ssat~. "a tle
legislature shall provide by lAw ts the
Enforcement a this psosi.ton . And tls~rv
submitted % ihe e~le-sors II ihis s.ais
men! to The constitution 81 the si.is IN
s sSs'i t. =; nS;'c s"s al. !s II ,ssas.s.sss~ a.,. :.s
BY law.
SECTION 3: A. such e~t-~tioa. On The bat
Ie q csch et.s1s yeany isr thr scuf~A
written ~ printed The words "yW pss-
pos-t sneafmeas n the coasut"sk.a. pse
h,6iai.x tho .acui.et.ss; -. asd hssp-
hrvesnge.- a. ~Araiass The JscpsseA sssend.
nest 10 the consolidation psohtbtttng NJ
nanufsesase. oie ssA h~sptsr fos sak II ,s-
1sss. .,ss si.s ss .rs:,. a, ,~,.seI
the ballot a esrh sserssw so0ng sss
the psopur0 aDeedmeas ~ The eo~sfsss- !
tton, the vocds: "YsR psopuerd nnpesd- I
memo - the cpnstisuftpo thsa he asss
sale and seeptnx fss sats a 10
tOxte1iln2 tiquofS asa bever1ee 10 THE s0ee
shail be hceassd ~ ~reSuAasea ~ is0,"
~ "Agsi1s ntd cwpnned smepA0sss IN
The coosettutteo th2s IL 0aAufAeesee, snk !
keepsag sDg sale - isesHtenlSog Is1W0sS
- Isysr.ee shAi's b. i'oss.-d sd ~sshssS
sec.iss ,: 10 essA~s ~ tn s.sA psp~
aDesdneses shaii he sppeosed BY 81
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

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too pe01tne, t6eseh. vkespta. ne Hev sa9-
- 0G1e~ eeeu1ey Cs0Veny aFe nalg34s
- $3.50 Hwy ~. HGp ao1 Lay J 8ss
$1,000, Z - 80 e - - 20.
49, 49, g she cooG1 homP - ID CO..
NJ N01sosg cossey. xees1sAa. nAae 49,
Ne 1uh1lag vAesesa De ~ ~ ~ N8S
40S6 ~ q Sepa. 4. =. 49,.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

Dissolution Notice..
The partnership heretofore existing
aud known % the frm Of Bailey and
Crone is this day Dissolved By nutssl
consent, the business hereafter being
conducted BY J II Bailey.
Red Cloud, Aug. %, 1890.
BAILEY.
e b CRON8.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

Don't forget that b b Simona. keeps
nothing bat the best gasoline and kero-
Q and 10 selling it ct the came 1eurss
that Others do, inferior good. Hs wag-
on traverees every street daily and -
respectfully so'ioits yoef patronage gar
antseing s~atisfactioa. Try hin.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-12

Mrs. John A. Clarke vaa . great
sufferer from indigestion and sick
headache. She left her home last
Saturday to buy . bottle Of DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, took . dose aud
her headsche disappeared - nyster-
iously - It came. Try them; sold By
G. L. Getting.