The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-04-15
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Pennington and New Hope-445 Pm.
From Trenton--5 80 P. M.
Post Office opens $50 A. M. Closes 500 P. NJ.
cHAS. A. SLACK, P. M.
Work is being pushed on the new
Clinton street depot, Trenton.
The new Council will organize next
Monday evening.
The catsup factory at Stockton, has
resumed operations.
Mr.. 8. Furman Martindell, of this
city, is enlarging his property on Coryell
street.
MIR. John Price has received the con-
tract to furnish one hundred tons of stone,
delivered at the crusher, 10 this city.
%. P. Chamberin was formally induc-
ted into his new Office on Tuesday of last
week, and is now Hunterdon's Presiding
Judge.
The numbers on all the engines on
the Belvidere Division have been changed,
starting with /, 400 instead of 5000, as
heretofore.
The State of New Jersey received
500, 900 10 fees from new corporations
filing certificates Of incorporation during
the fiscal year Of 1890.
"A fact that all men with gray and
many shaded whiskers should know, that
Buckingham's Dye always colors an even
broton or black at will.
"A large flock of wild geese flew north
ward over eur city, yesterday Tuesday
morning. This is said to be sure indi-
cation of the coming OF Spring.
Major c. A. Angel Post, Nc. 90, dis
played their flag at Post headquarters, on
Thursday, April 9th, that date being the
Goth anniversary of Lees surrender.
Frank Stahler employed in Slack &c
Holcombe's wheel factory in Frenchtown,
last Monday week caught his left hand
10 circular saw and three fingers were
cut off.
MIR. George w. Arnett, of this city,
is building four new houses on George
street, which makes fourteen houses he
has built, or has put under way, the past
five months.
Extra meetings have been held 10 the
Stockton Baptist Church for soms weeks
past. Fourteen have professed CONVEX
sion, thus far. Four were baptized last
Sunday, by the pastor, Rev. ]. Huffnagle.
The philosopher of the DoylestoaOn
Democrat remarks that If farmers knew
as much about financiering as they think
they do, and financiers knew as much
about farming as they think they do, this
world would be an elysium.
We are indebted TO Mr.. T. H. Field,
OF this city for copy OF the Camden
Courier, containing an account OF the
Second New Jersey Brigade's reunion at
Camden, last Wednesday. Mr.. Field was
present aud reports a grand time.
AT the Trenton city election held last
Monday, Col. Daniel Bechtel, Democrat,
defeated A. A. Skirm, the present Repub-
lican mayor, by a majority Of 1906. The
Republicans still hold control of Council,
it standing 10 Republicans to 10 Demo
Gratis.
Notice has been given 10 all the track
foremen on the Belvidere Division to re-
move all gates and crossings along the road,
and to tear out all steps and pathways lead
ing to track, where parties do not have
the right OF way by agreement. The order
is being carried out.
-shad fishing began at the fisheries 10
this city ten days since, but the catch has
been small. Twenty five, we are told, is
the largest catch yet made. The first
catch sold brought 81 each. Until the
water gets somewhat warmer, II is not
likely that there will be large run.
"A House for Rent. Apply at the Of
fee of The j. H. Buaerfoss Canning 20. IS
factory.
The new ballot law is somewhat ex-
pensive, but it works so satisfactorily that
few people would be glad to 90 back to
the old system. In our municipal cleo
tion, last Monday, the absence Of pulling
and hauling around the polls, and the
perfect freedom from espionage with
which every voter voted his own ticket,
gave our people fresh evidence OF the
excellence OF the system.
AT series of Y. NJ. G. A. meetings
10 Trenton last Sunday, the railroad SER
vice in Clinton Avenue Baptist Church
was conducted by three engineers Of the
Belvidere Division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, William Roberts, Rudolph Low
er and John Neice by name q quartette
Of singers Of Phillipsburg rendered num-
Der Of helpful selections which was much
enjoyed by those present.
DIR. Asher Riley died at bis residence
in Frenchtown last Friday evening. He
was born in Warren county, N. J. For
many years he practiced medicine in
Bucks county, Pa, and about the year
1856 was a member of the Pennsylvania
Legislature. He settled in Frenchtown
upon the death OF Charles r. Cowdrick,
nj. D., about twenty years ago. His wife,
who survives him, is sister Of Dr. N. B.
Boileau, Of Jutland.
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