The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-05-06
ID. s. sebold win not carry on the
ice business this season.


ID. s. Sebold win not carry on the
ice business this season.
Major g. A. Angel Post, No. 90, is
making arrangements for Memorial day.
The painters are beautifying the Lam
bertville Rubber Co. e office with a fresh
coat of paint.
Mr.. Jacob Kline is building a shop in
the rear Of his property on Ferry street,
to be used by his brother as a carpenter
shop.
MIR. John Horton, of this city, while
at work In, the quarries, at Goat Hill, on
last Saturday, had his head cut badly by
being struck with sledge.
The largest shad of the season was
caught by William Smith, at his fishery,
below the r. r. shops, on last Friday.
1t weighed pounds and 10 ounces.
Improve the nutritive functions of
the scalp by using Halls Vegetable Sici-
liam Hair Remover, and thus keep the
hair from falling and becoming gray.
The coal Office of Doyle & White, on
Prospect street, Trenton, Was broken into
last Wednesday morning, and So. SO, some
postage stamps and other articles stolen.
The Hibernia Fire Company, OF this
city, have just purchased a handsome new
national flag. 1t will be thrown to the
breeze from their flagstaff on Memorial
Day.
MIR. Wilson Price has purchased the
properly formerly owned by Mr.. Peter
Smith, ST., on Swan street, in this city.
Mr.. Smith has moved to Trenton, to re-
side with his daughter
"A sure thing to drive away the little
red ant from your sugar and other sweets
Is TO take the green branches of red cedar
and lay In and around them, and they
will straIghtway depart.
The Street Committee, have appointed
Mr.. q. II. Harrison to superintsnd the re-
pairs to the streets of the city. This is
frst-rate selection, and we feel sure the
work.will be well-done and with regard
TO the interests of the city.
The Improvement Co. g grounds 10
this city were sold to Geo. w. Arnett,
last week, for $3.50. This is 1910 more
than they cost the company. Mr.. Ar
nett, we ifear, expects to improve the
property by erecting buildings.
Mr.. Thomas Coombe, of the Lam
bertvi,le Brass and Iron Foundry, will sail
for England to-day. He intends to visit
his old home at Hayle, Cornwell, aud ex-
poets to be away for six or eight weeks.
II is afteen or twenty years since he visit
ed bis native land.
"A man in the employ of Jas. McGov.
ern, at the Goat Hill quarres, got on
coal train below Lambertville, on We'd
nesday night Of last week and in attempt.
ing to jump offaat the depot fell, striking
on his head and cutting his face and
otherwise bruising himself badly.
MIR. Samuel Stockton recently re-
ceived as present a nugget of gold quartz
just as found In the great quartz gold
mine Of Nevada City, California. The
California Casket Co., OF San Francisco,
who are extensive dealers in Stockton's
L. GA. Furniture Polish, sent it to him.
"A change OF the Belvidere Division
time table took place last Monday. The
afternoon down train heretofore leaving
this city at 4:45 now leaves at 433, and
the down train heretofore leaving at P.
M. now leaves at 7:25. For full particu-
lars, see corrected time table in this ISSUE
The District Medical Society OF
Hunterdon held its annual meeting in
Pennington last Tuesday. Abouta dozen
Of the members were present, and after
the transaction Of the usual business Incl
dent to these meetings. dinner was par
taken of at the County Hotel. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
Ing year: President, e. w. Closson;
Secretary, o. Il. Sproul; Treasurer, l. s.
Cramer.
MIR. Peter A. Shepherd, of this city,
who has been in the employ of the freight
department Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
for several years, has been appointed sta
ton agent at Stockton, 10 place Of Mr.. II.
W. Reading, who has secured ''fatter"
situation with the Consolidated Car Com
pany, New York. Mr.. Shepherd is an ex-
excellent appointment. He is well
posted, accommodating and efficient, and
the Stockton people will like him. Dir.
Shepherds place 10 the freight office 10
this city has been taken by Mr.. Charles
Lees, of Stockton, former resident of
this place.
AT the regular meeting Of the Excise
Commissioners, held on Tuesday evening,
the following licenses were granted: Inns
and taverns-John X. Zeigler, Lambert
vile House; George w. Williamson,
Union House; Albert L. Closson, York
Street House; Margaret McNamara, Main
Street House. Saloons--Alex. Ashton
q E. w. Gordon, Church street. Pool
tables-Ashton & Gordon. Pool and bill
lard tables-Chas. M. Cox. Wholesale
license-Chas. Regan. The following Ii
censes were refused. Inn and tavern
Louis Callan. Saloon-Patrick J. Cava-
haugh.s