The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-04-02
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Peach growers in Frenchtown vicin-
ity report that the crop viii be nearly a
total failure.
The bill has been approved by the
Governor, and has now become law,
making 1t unlawful te disinter any bodies
from May lst, to November 1st
The house belonging to the estate of
Abram Skillmau, deceased, on Clinton ST.,
corner of Perry, has been sold to Mrs.
VIM. 3. Strykef for 1850.
Miss Jennie ]. Snyder, daughter Of
Francis Snyder, Of Kingwood township,
has just completed diamond star bed
quilt containing S,17S pieces.
MIR. Charles Burnett, of Arbrosth,
Scotland, (son Of the late Alex. Burnett,
who at one time resided in this city,, is
visiting relatives aud friends here.
Charles Bissey, of Frenchtown, now
peddles liniment he manufactures with
his own conveyance. There are only four
linlment manufacturers 10 town.
Grand Millinery sight at The Peoples
Store. s. s. VAN HoRN.
Election officers at the Spring cleo
ton will receive, 1t Is said, $l2. counting
tho fraction OF the day aud an extra 50 a
day when Freeholder is elected.
Preston Smith. pension agent of
Frenchtown, has secured pension OF $l2
per month for Mrs. Mary Ann Stout, to-
gether with about $500 back pay.
David Neighbour, of Califon, this
county, is the oldest ex-member OF the
Legislature living. He was member of
Assembly from Hunterdon county In
1898.
The Clinton Common Council recon-
mends the following appropriations for
that borough this year: Foot walks, $3.50;
poor money, $500; lamps, $4oo, and read
money $780,
John T. Bats, formerly hotel keep
or at Railway, will conduct the Union
Hotel in Pennington the coming year, Mr..
Humphrey having Leased the premises to
him. Mr. II. will remain in town.
Revival services continue every eve
ming this week in the First Baptist Church.
All are cordially invited to attend these
meetings Special Easter music next Sun
day evening. Baptism at close of service.
Millinery Opening at The Grand Depot
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. A. 2.
"A complete set of Appleten's Ency-
eiap@dia, latest edition, 16 vols. and index,
in perfect condition, for sale at a great re-
duclion. For particulars address, EN-
eyclopadia, - RECORD office.
The steam saw mill of Henry Gard
ncr, deceased, In Bloomsbury, this coun-
ly, has been purchased by Bush & APP
plega.e, OF EsstoB, who will enlarge it
aud convert II into peach basket factory
soon.
The Pestoflce Department sdvertIscs
for proposals for carrying the mail from
Barbertown to Frenchtown and back
three times week for four years, from
July !, 1890. Proposals TO be received
until April 10, 1890.
--Blaeksmiths have had nothing at all
10 do in the way Of roughing horses shoes
TO keep them from slipping on the ice of
the roads. This is probably the first VIM
ter on record where none of this kind Of
work was required.
Fifty shares OF Hunterdon County
National Bank stock, belonging 10 the es-
tate OF John p. Moore, deceased, were
sold at public sale at the County Hotel,
Pennington, on Friday last. The price
obtained was few cents over s28 per
share.
In contest between Howard Buudy,
NJ. III. D., Of this city and Mr.. Edward
Smith, OF Philadelphia, at CeDtrevilie, Pa,
one day last week, for the best organ per-
former, II was decided in favor Of How
ard, and be was awarded q handsome
prize.
Two shares of stock OF the Alexan-
dria Delaware Bridge Company belonging
to the estate Of the late Sarah Holcombe,
deceased, was sold at public sale on Sat
urday last for $i55.o5. Mr.. VIM. Fl. Eek
Ell. Of Frenchtown, was the purchaser.
Grand Chancellor Dewitt q. Bolton,
has appointed DR.. William Knight, Of
Clinton, District Deputy Grand Chancellor
for District 20, Knights Of Pythias.
Bound Brook, Somerville, Pennington
and Clinton are The lodges in his juris.
diction.
"A. II. Titus and e. L. Poor, of this
city, have started store at Frenchtown,
They win keep wall papers, fancy goods,
and in addition gents furnishing goods.
Mr.. Elias Poore, Of this city, will have
charge OF the store. The firm of E. L.
Poor s. Co.
Mrs. Letilla Brown. mother Of Messrs.
Levi and Joseph Brown and Mrs. A. NJ.
Salterthwait, Of this city, died on the 23d
uit. and was buried from her late resi-
dencc on York street, last Wednesday.
She was one Of our oldest citizens and
highly esteemed by all her acquaintances.
"A law has been enacted this Winter
providing that in all counties where Coun-
~ Collectors are elected by The Board Of
Freeholders they shall be elected for two
years. They will do away with the Gus
tom in this county Of giving the Collector
three years term and will make their
terms two or four years.
GOOD house on Bridge street, New
Hope, for rent. Apply 10 A. G. GAEDEy's
Hardware Store, Lambertville. NJ. 20
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