The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-29
MIR. cyrenus Slack, of this city, ina,

cHAs. A. SLACK, Pm.
MIR. Cyrenus Slack, of this city, has
been granted an original pension.
The stated meeting of the City Coun-
Gil will be held next Monday evening at 8
o'clock.
The sUnion" steamer was out on
trial Friday evening last and proved to be
10 first-class order.
= Rev. j. c. Hall, formerly pastor of
the Sergeantsville NJ E. Church, has been
transferred to Dakotah
= MIS-. Jemima Quick, widow of Joa-
kim A. Quick, died at Clover Hill on the
18th inst, in her 93d year.
Five persons were baptized in the
Stockton Baptist Church, last Sunday
morning, by the pastor, Rev. J. Huff
nagle.
- The old Board of Freeholders will
hold their final meeting on Tuesday, May
18th, and on the l 9th the new Board will
organize.
The annual meeting of the Mount
Hope Cemtery Association will be held
at Lyceum Hall, next Monday afternoon,
May 4th, at P. M.
Mrs. Eliza Tomson, widow of Joseph
W. Tomson, died near Milford, in VIII ich
locality she had always resided, on the
10th inst, in the SD year of her age.
Past Commander Richard A. Dom
pelly, of Trenton, has been appointed on
the staff of General w. G. Veazey, COM
mander in chief of the Grand Army OF
the Republic.
Unless more care is given 10 the hair,
the coming man is liable TO be hairless
animal hence, to prevent the hair from
falling use Halls Hair Remover.
-Messrs. George Van Camp and George
Mickie, Robert Montgomery and George
Banchoff, who are getting out Belgian
blocks, in this vicinity, are hauling them
to the canal, preparatory to shipping them
to market. They have many thousands
on hand.
Look out for Keller & Mosre's adver-
tisement of their dry goods and grocery
store, at their new location, N. w. Cor.
of Bridge aud Union streets. 1t will APP
pear next week. In the mean time, il
you want goods at "way down" prices
call to see them.
MIR. John Phillips, OF this city, in the
employ of the P. r. II. Co., fell from the
roof of box car on Tuesday of last week,
hurting his back badly, so much so, that
he has been confined to his house since
that time, but is improving.
Oakley Hockenbury, son Of John s.
Hockenbury, landlord of the Stockton
hotel, died at his fathers home last We'd
nesday. His funeral took place at the
Baptist Church in that village last Satur-
day. Interment at Pennington. Mr..
Hockenbury had been \ salesman for Bel
lis & Rittenhouse for some time. He had
been in bad health for a long time. His
age was forty years.
AT Twomey's new meat market, at
the central location, corner of Union and
Church streets, can be found the best
stock of choice fresh meats 10 this city.
The stock is carefully selected, carefully
prepared and sold at reasonable prices.
Particular attention paid special orders
and TO the delivery of meats Try the
''new stand"
Mr.. Geo. V. Hunt has associated with
him 10 the stove and tin ware business,
Mr.. Frank Wells, (son OF Mr.. Chester
Wells, of this city,) who has been living
in Philadelphia for the past seven years.
Mr.. Wells has good business qualities and
the new firm, full Of energy and "go-ahead-
ativcness," ought to succeed.
AT shanley & 90. Is quarries, on Goat
Hill, on Friday last. while loading cars
with stone, the derrick fell owing to one
of the guy ropes giving way, and serious
ly hurt one OF the colored men employed.
He was cut around the head and body so
that he will be confined to the house for
several days. 1t was almost miracle
that there were not more hurt, as there
were about twenty five or thirty men at
work near the derrick at the time.
General orders have been issued for
the annual inspection and muster OF the
companies of the Seventh Regiment. The
dates fixed by General Sewell, the Brigade
Commander, are as follows: Field, Staff
and Non commissioned Staff, Trenton,
May l1th; Company A, Trenton, May
llth; Companies B and D, Trenton, May
18th; Company G, Lambertyille, May
18Th; Company E. Freehold, May 18th I;
Company F, Mount Holly, May 27th;
Company G, Newton, May 18th; Com
papy II, Beverly. May 9Th; Gun Detach-
ment, Trenton, May 18th; Calling Gun
Company B, Camden, May 10Th.
Don't neglect your tin roofs. Have