The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1891-03-18

Women are eutilled to vote at all
school elections.
Henry Hardon, OF Frenchtowu. has
been granted pension of $l2 per month.
AN elegant line Of new Spring Neck
wear, ss Trewin & Co.'S. mar. 1885,
Mr.. Harry Corning, the popular reader,
at the Baptist Church, Thursday evening
The election in Lamberlyille, French
town and Clinton will take place ON Mon
day. April 18th.
REV. E. K. Donaldson, Of Titusville.
wiHipreach hereafter once every month at
the Pleasant Valley school house.
William II. Reamer, Of Pennington,
has been granted pension Of $l2 pei
month. commencing with July last.
Duryea's second big sale will take
place in about two weeks. People having
goods that they wished TO have sold
should report to him at once.
The New Jersey Society for the Pre-
vention Of Cruelty Of Animals has Z ven
notice that it will prosecute hereafter
those who indulge in the shooting of live
pigeons as pasiime or for purse.
Counterfeit two dollar bills with the
head Of Gen. Mcclellan on them are dam
gerously numerous. They are so well
executed that it is difficult to distinguish
item from the genuine. Look on, for
t,em.
ID We predicts an early Spring, one
mouth earlier than last year. He thinks
farmers should plant their crops In the
latter part of March so they will get start
sI before the drouth strikes them in
April
An important decision by Judge
Reed is TO the eff,cl that druggist may
be fined for selling drugs that do not con-
form TO the test laid down 10 the U. s.
Pharmacopoe. even though that has been
proved to be an imperfect one.
AT Byram, on the Belvidere Division,
there sto. = public house prur to the
building OF the railroad. A few days ago
while excavations were being made on the
site of the old inn, there was found
penny six feet below the surface of the
ground, the date of which Is 1894
If you want well fitting fine Dress
Shirt, call ON Trewin & Co., Clothiers and
Furnishers. mar. 1885,
Major q. A. Angel Post. No. 20, g.
A. r., through the loss IT comrades W.
r. Sherman, Admiral Porter, Senior Vice
Commander Tobn OF the United States,
and lastly Past Asst. Adj. Gen. Samuel
II. Rockhill, of this State, have their
charter drsped and the officers OF the pos,
wear the usual badge of mourning while
on duty, for the space Of thirty days.
1t 10 said that gentleman OF this city
who had occasion TO 60 To Trenton on
some pension business, concluded To wash
himself thoroughly the night before, In
order to pass the proper examination, hs
good wife assisting. The next morning
he wasiunable to get on, Of bed and could
not 20. The boys say that the washing
took all the accumulated dirt of that had
stiffened him up so long aud he was thus
left as limp as an old rag.
AT . regular meeting OF Evening Star
Castle, No. 1874. o. K. OF NJ. c., held
on Saturday evening, March l4th, s. K.
p. c., Harry s. Kroesen and VIM. Ii.
Moon we're elected representatives, and
8. K. P. G., w. 8. Orem and ii. II.
Evans, altrrnaies, 10 attend special ser.
sion of Select Castle, to be held in Wit
tenborn Hall, 703 South Broad street,
Trenton, Tomorrow (rhuisila,). Ali
past commanders are entitled to attend.
People often wonder why their letters
do not reach their destination promptly
and an answer return on time. Ia many
cases the fault Hes at their own door
Postmaster Slack showed US three letters
that bad been deposited to go in one Of
the morning mails and none OF them could
have gone, unless through the kindness Of
the postmaster. One OF them had no
stamp, one Of them was directed to
town In New York State with N. j. al
the bottom, and the third was directed 10
q city In New Jersey with N. Y. at the
bottom. The proper career directing let
ters will relieve the pos, Office officials and
+. save other trouble.
The new milk bill, which has passed
the House, gives needed protection 10 the
producer. Il provides that when any in
spector shall take any sample Of milk for
analysis, he must divide the sample into
tive parts and deliver one Of them sealed
In q can TO the mil.man with statement
in writing Of the cause OF the sample hsv-
Ing been taken. In the prosecution the
defendant 10 allowed to produce compe-
tent evidence to show the percentage OF
milk solids contained In the sample and
that Ii had not been adulteratcd. Under
the present law the milkman has no OPP
portuDity for defense. bat Is summsrily
punished when the milk fails to come up
10 the State standard.
"a full line Dress Goods, at @. J..
Eishsr,s. mr.. II.
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