The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-03-11

nc Doatu OF aealtn nave purchased
a quantity OF copperas, for disinfecting
purposes, which may be had by applying
at r. Fl. Dilts' store.
--Thos. J. McGovern, who recently pur.
chased the Twining farm and quarries,
below our city, has been putting In q
large new stone crusher and boiler at his
quarries.
In executive session last Wednesday,
the Senate confirmed the nomination Of
Octavius P. Chamberlain, Law Judge OF
this county and Harlan G. Chamberlain as
Prosecutor.
Now is the time to polish up the fur
niture in the house. Stockton's l.. o. A.
Polish is just the thing for that. Il takes
out the scratches and makes old furniture
look like new. Only 25 cents bottle.
AT the wnship election in West Am
well, yesterday, the entire Democratic
ticket was elected. Considerable opposi-
tion was made to the election of Theo. II.
Smith, for Collector, but ''Dory" got
there" by three majority.
MIR. Chas. NJ. Servis, Of this city, who
for two or three years past, has been
keeping fruit store and oyster saloon, on
| Church street, in this city, died yesterday
of spinal meningitis, after three weeks
sickness. His funeral will takes place on
Saturday.
Last Wednesday night three children
of Mr.. B. II. Joiner, of this city, came
near being suffocated by stove gas. By
oversight the draught was left open below
the fire and the damper closed in The pipe.
One of the children had to be carried TO
the open air before ii was resuscitated.
-Banchoff & Son, of this city, have
opened quarry on Augustus Higgins
farm, in West Amwell, and intend to get
out Belgian paving blocks, curbing, rub
bic and asher stone. They expect to en-
ploy about thirty hands. The stone is the
already have large order, and intend to
drive business. We wish them success.
The Howard Dramatic and Comedy
Co., will give performances at Holcombe
Hall, tonight and Thursday and Friday
evenings. They have drawn good audi
ences thus far, considering tho plethora
of amusements for the past three weeks.
The best of their plays are yet to be pro-
duced.
1t is reported that efforts are being
made by residents OF Cherryvile aud vi.
cinity to have the Central Railroad Com
pauy extend its line from Remington to
that place. Much of the right OF way has
already been donated, and it only remains
for the Railroad Company TO consent to
the project to make it an assured fact.
The road would pass through the heart OF
the peach country.
AT the entertainment given at Hol-
combe Hall, on Saturday evening, the
singing of the Evening Star Gice Club OF
our city, composed of Messrs. Howard
Bundy, Henry Hill, Joseph aud Charles
Trusiy, was most important feature and
delighted tho audience. They sang with
ease and ciearuess that was a surprise.
They also sang on Monday evening for
the Howard Comedy Co., at Holcombe
Hall.
Witness the mammoth song and
dance, great silence and fun act-a roar
ing after picce--with Vreeland's Ministries,
Lambertville, Saturday, March l4th.
Senator Everitt, OF Hunterdou, is
said to be slated for Warden OF the Nor
ris Plains Asylum. The salary OF the of.
flee is not very large, but its patronage is
extensive. The Warden has the appoint
ment OF over one hundred employees. AT
first he was slated for one Of The new Tax
Commissioners, but as the tax bill stands
a very poor chance of going through, the
Senator'S friends believed the wisest thing
for him 20 do was to look up an office
which was certainty. Hence the Office
of Warden OF the Morris Plains Asylum
was picked out for him and he will accept
it. Tue sacrifice Mr.. Everitt male Ia
Withdrawing from the State Treasurer con-
test entities him to the recognition which
Is now promised him. - Trenton Empor-
iuna.
"A full line Dress Goods, at g. ].
Fishers. mr.. II.
Easter will, this year, come at the
earliest date il has since 1883. 1t falls on
Sunday, March goth. With the exception
Of 1894, this will be the only coming
March Easter in the present century, and
10 1894, Etster comes on March 25th,
within three days of it's earliest possible
coming. The 22d OF March, 1918, was
Easter day, and that is the only time it
has fallen at that, lis earliest date, 10 this
century. It's latest date, April 18th, was
reached only once In this century, 1886,
and will not occur again therein. There
have only been two Casters In the century
falling on March goth, SO farm 1907 and
1912.
-Vreeland's Minstrels showed to a
crowded house iu Hsrvey's Hall last night,
who were more than pleased with the per-
Torrance aud we do not hesitate to say
that this show is the best that our people
have witnessed 10 Renova for many years.
The performance gave excellent satisfac-
ton throughout, but the specialties by
hessers. Larry McEvoy, Frsney and KEEL
ley, we're particularly worthy of mention.
Each of the above gentlemen responded
to number Of encores, and should they
ever return to our city they will get
a.