The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-05-25
Mr.. Charles swopo and family.

Lambertville Chuncil, No. 81, Jr. o. U.
A. M, of this city, will hold strawberry
and ice cream festival, on June 9th, 10th
and 18th, at Lyceum Hail.
"A quartette of brass instruments from
Post 20 Band, will assist the choir at the
cornerstone laying Of st. Johns Or. C)
Church, on Decoration Day.
Largest stock, lowest prices, all the
latest styles of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, at A. H. TrTUs', SO N. Union
street. mr.. 2S.
Post 90 Band, OF this city, have been
engaged by the NJ. E. Church, of New
Hope, to play at their festival to be held
in Paxson's Grove, ON July 4th.
The cornerstone OF the new st.
Johns Church, will be laid next Monday
afternoon, by Bishop 0'Farrell. The SER
mon will be preach by Rev. John ]. Kean,
Rector of the Catholic University, Wash
ington, d. G.
-Reinert & Rice intend to handle Der.
ries this season. They will not give
checks on the purchase OF berries, but
will continue TO give them on every %
cents worth of any other goods pur-
chased. m 20
The second trial of the case OF James
Parish and others of the Sons OF Veter-
ans, against Harry II. Evans, was held
on Monday last, when the jury, after be-
Ing out nearly all night failed to agree.
The jury, we hear, stood seven to five for
no cause OF action.
The annual meeting of the Centen-
NAL Building and Loan Association of this
city, was held last Monday evening. The
association, which new has its sixteenth
series running, and altogether has 3,162
shares, is In a prosperous condition. The
old officers, which have proved their eff
ficiency, were reelected without change.
-Wanted--A housekeeper. For par
ticulars call at G. w. Rittenhouse's store,
43 North Union street, Lambertville,
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The body of colored man was found
o-day "wednesday in the basin at the
foot of Union street In this city. A boy
named Duffey saw the body in the water
lying against log in the raceway thai
starts at the south side OF the basin. II
was taken TO Morgue-Keeper Stocktsn's
rooms by Coroner Vim. Lyman, who will
hold an inquest. The clothing showed
marks of blood upon 1t, and II is believed
by some that there has been foul play.
A colored man employed at Armstrong;
sinre has heen missing since Monday
week, and it has been demonstrated thai
it is his body.
When buying hats, you want large
variety OF shapes, styles, colors, qualities
and sizes to select from. II you call al
q. W. Hotels store, S3 East State ST.,
Trenton, you will find all these. He has
store devoted exclusively to the sale Of
hats. Buying in large quantities, be buys
at bottom prices, and sells at low prices
for good goods.
Some weeks ago we chronicled the
fact that the residence Of Richard VII.
hanson, at Ringoes, had been entered by
thief who stole gold watch, two gold
chains, and child's saving bank contain
Ing $40 IN change. The thief has been
discovered. He proved to be Joseph
Melliskie, Polander, aged ~ years, who
had been working on farm in the vicini-
W He was from the House OF Refuge,
III Philadelphia, aud after the discovery
was made that he committed this theft he
was taken back TO that institution. None
of the property was recovered, the young
Pole declaring that IL had all been stolen
from him 10 Lambertvllle the day after he
stole It frsm Mr.. Williamson. - Hunter
don Democrat.
Don't fail TO try Que Of our Ice-cold
Milk Shakes. They are certainly fine.
IiEINERT & RIoE,
IN IL 80 N. Union street.
The Pittslown correspondent " the
Frenchtown Independent say: There
have been very few peach orchards set
out 10 this vicinity this Spring, cense-
quenlly the nurserymen have had very
little demand for trees, first-cIass trees be-
ing offered, In some instances, as low as
five dollars per thousand. II looks as
though the nursery business is being
overdone. The heavy crop and low prices
Of last year, and the almost entire failure
Of the year before, has had a tendency TO
discourage the farmers In peach raising.
The report OF this years crop seems 10
conflict some say they will have a full
crop, and others again that they are seat
tering, but when the picking season comes
around there will be peaches, but not the
heavy crop of last year.
The very latest Metropolitan MILNE
~ at the Grand Depot.
m IS r. III. VAN HoRN Il Son.
On Friday afternoon last, two color.
ed gentlemen went Into the soloon KEEP,
by Mr.. Cornelius Slack, under Holcom be
Hall, and one called for plate OF oysters,
which be ate, throwing out cents for the
pay. Slack told him bis price was 10
cents plate, when the colored man told
him he had travelled 10 Chicago, ST.
Louis and other places and only paid 6
cents. Slack tried to put him out but the
colored man was too much for him.
Slack was thrown down, and In the act
broke out some Of the window lights.
When help arrived, the colored men vaca.
ted. Ia few minutes Policeman Morse
arrived and arrested him aud took hin
before Esquire Lyman, who fined hin
$405.
Had naforri ~ ~. tea 4 - 4 tt..,.~t . Il