The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-07-02
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closed down for week, for repairs.
MIR. Cornelius Lake and family will
spend the Summer at Ocean Grove.
Miss Bessie Mcdowell, is visiting her
grandparents in this city.
Regular monthly meeting of the
City Council, next Monday evening, at
o'clock.
The barber shops (and also the tonsor-
ial saloons) in this city will be closed on
July 4th.
Col. Skirm, of the 7th Regiment, has
appointed Capt. G. H. w. Van Solver, of
this city, adjutant.
Miss Emma Hawthorne, of Newark,
N. j., is visiting her uncle, Mr. Geo. w.
Peabody, on Union street, In this city.
MIR. Isaac Burke, residing on Ferry
street, in this city, rama nail in his hand
last week, causing very serious wound
The Rev. Elsin K. Smith, (of 81. An
drew's Episcopal Church Of this city,,
and his daughter, will sail for home on
Saturday, July 9th.
Mr.. G. N. Card, of Frenchtown, has
six horses and carts on the line of the new
railroad between New Hope and Harris
Vile.
1T is reported that Nathaniel OPP
dyckc, of Mount Pleasant vicinity, will
have 100 bushels of raspberries, this sea-
son.
AT the monthly meeting of the school
trustees of this city, last Wednesday eve
ming, all the old corps of teachers were
reappointed.
MIR. and Mrs. II. Ii. Van Horn aud
Mr.. and Mrs. l. w. Holcomb arrived home
last Saturday from their trip on the editor
ial excursion. highly delighted with it.
Mrs. Martha Rooms and her daughter,
Miss Clara, returned home few days
ago from nine months trip to England,
where they had been visiting relatives.
The golden fields of wheat present a
pleasing spectacle to the eye, and the far
mers will soon be in the midst OF their
grain harvesting.
MIR. Amos johnson, OF this city, has
rented a cottage at Ocean Grove and bis
family are now located there and will
spend the Summer at that noted resort.
Would il not be well for our Street
Committee to look after the Canada this
tie growing on Franklin street, opposite
Mount Hope Cemetery
MIR. j. K. Zeigler, of the Lambertville
House, who has been on visit to Wilkes
barre, returned home last Saturday night
in better health than for three years past.
The house and lot owned by the es-
tate of Mrs. Eliza Stockton, deceased, on
N. Union street, 10 this city, was sold by
the executor at public sale, last Wed
nestlay, to Mr.. John K. Labaw, for 50, 3S6.
MIR. John Meeban, of this city, who
was SO dangerously hurt few weeks ago
by falling from a bridge in Trenton, is
again able to be on the streets, but is
very feeble.
The Hunterdon Democrat says:
sour guess is that the official figures OF
Flemington's population win not exceed
1875. The official count ought TO be
made public in the course ola few weeks.
The Singer Sewing Machine Office
will be at Mrs. Conine's Shoe Store, on
Union, above Coryell street. All CON-
addressed to
]. NJ. BRoKLEy, Singer Mfg Co.,
Lambertville, N. j.
"A prominent fruit grower advises not
10 plant raspbcrries in the peach tree rows.
He claims that "yellows" are more preva-
lent 10 peach orchards that contain rasp-
berry vines than when the peaches are
grown alone on the soil.
Read the pension advertisement OF
Gen. JAS. f. Ruslisg, in this issue. A
more trustworthy agent than he is cannot
be secured, and as to knowledge of the
business and facilities for pressing claims,
Gen. Rushing is at the head.
Ayers Hair vigor has long held the
first place, as hair-drcssing, in the es,i-
nation of the public. Ladies find that
this preparation gives beautiful gloss to
the hair, and gentlemen use 1t to prevent
badness and cure humors 10 the scalp.
The enormous coal storage yard Of
the Central Railroad of New Jersey at
Hampton will be completed and in opera
ton in few days. 1t is said that 1t will
be the most unique as well as the largest
coal storage yard in the country.
Lawn Mowers at Hans. April l6.
The Pennington Reform Club visited
Allertowa on Sunday night, holding a
great meeting in the Church there. AT
Its CONCLUSION pledge was offered for
signatures and nearly hundred names
were recorded.
Mrs. Scobey, formerly of this city,
has resigned as teacher in the State
Normal School, and her place has been
filed by the appointment Of Miss Virginia
Fogle, of Welsh Institute, New Hamp-
shire, whose position win be that Of ''critic
teacher"
Miss Phoebe Lilly, sister of the late
DIR. Samuel Lilly, of this city, died in Jer-
sey City, last Saturday, while on visit
TO relatives, and was buried in Mount
Hope Cemetery to-day. Miss Lilly re-
sided in this city for several years, but
lately made her home with her brother,
Gen. VIM. Lilly, at Mauch Chunk, Pa.
MIR. Alex. Grant, an old citizen, who
has been living in Trenton for two or
three years, has come back again and
taken nm hia residence with his daughter