The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-03-16

The New Jersey Rubber Co. . mill 10
this city, is shut down, owing to mis-.
hap In having the cracker.roll to break.
The wife OF Constable John Ramsey,
Of bennington, died very suddenly last
Saturday, Of hemorrhage. She was lady
highly respected by her acquantances.
Two men can be accommodated with
board by applying to J. W. vannatta, N.
Union street, Gate residence of c. ArnetD,
adjoining Office OF spoke Co. IN 1927
Ten persona were receive into the
Stockton Presbyterian Church last sun
day, by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Van Dyke.
Rev. VIM. Wolverton, formerly Of Tren-
ton, was present on the occasion.
Rev. @. W. Leonard, pastor of the
wertsville Baptist Church, will preach a
sermon in memory Of Rev. Geo. H. Lari-
sen, NJ. D., in the Ringoes Baptist Church,
next Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
MIR. John Akers, formerly OF Sole
bury township, Bucks county, Pa, and
memberof the l04th Pa. Vols, now re-
siding In Ellsworth City, Kansas, is visit
Ing his late comrades 10 arms 10 this city.
MIR. and Mrs. David F. Bond. OF Rim
goes, celebrated their "Gnlden Wedding"
on the Srd inst A large number of friends
and relatives we're present, including their
eight children, len srandchildren and three
great-graudcbildrep.
The fair of Keekuk Council, At Ly-
ceum Hall, last week. netted the ladies
ever two hundred dollars. Had il not
been for the theft from one az the con-
testants, the amount would have been one
hundred dollars more.
Last Sunday, the heart Of the pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church Of this city,
was made glad by the reception OF fifty
members as the result Of the recent re-
vlval. In this Joy, his people also share.
The wsrk was great one, but none the
less good one.
All good citizens Of Lambertville will
puff LambertvilIe, aud buy Lambert
willie Puffs." j. B. Kline, Bridge street,
will explain. Jan. ~ Ct.
--Ex-Policemsn Cleary, who had his
leg severely crushed 10 July last, at Shan
ley's quarries, after being confined to his
bed for about three m~nlhs, was able to
20 around on crutches for time, but is
again confined to bis bed, ewing to the
leg not properly healing up.
-TulIy's Campaigns and Battles Of the
Rebellion, which we're shown at Hol-
combe Hall, two nights last week, for the
benefit Of Major G. A. Angel Post, No.
20, we're flrst-class. The attendance was
not a. large as 1t should have been, but
the Post will realize small amount.
"a meeting OF the Funeral Benefit
Fund Of the A. o. K. Of N. g., will be
held at their Castle hall, on Saturday
evening, March 10th, after. the regular
meeting OF Castle. A full attendance Of
all the members Of said Fund is requested
to be present. VIZ. H. NOOK. Sec'y.
Tomorrow Thursday evening, re-
cep,ion will be rendered by Lone Star
Lodge, X. OF p, to Grand Vice Chancel-
lor W. F. Hayburst, Of the Grand Lodge,
ct the lodge room on Bridge street. Other
prominent officers Of the Grand Lodge
will be present. Our citizens generally
are invited to be present.
Miss Mamie Scarborough, daughter
OF Charles Scarborough, OF this city, col
iected one hundred dollars on the watch
contest in the fair Of Keokuk Council, in
this city, last week. She had It laid away
In her home, and when she went TO get 1t
on Saturday il was gone. Suspicion rests
upon certain parties residing out Of town.
800 Stockholders participated in the
9th semi-annual dividend OF 8 per cent.
paid on Jan. 10, 1892, by the Atkinson
Co., Of Maine. This is good record.
See the Co.'s notice Of $4,000, Treasury
Stock for sale to further increase the bust
ness. The authorized capital is 81, ooo,-
900. fl0-4w
Ex-State Senator Lewis O. Cochran, OF
Sussex county, died at Washington, D.
c., on February 25th. he was born at
Newtewn 10 1s4a. He was Prosecutor OF
the Pleas for ten years and served one
Term 10 the Senate. Upon the Inaugural
ton OF President Cleveland be was ap-
pointed 90 Assistant Attorney General OF
Ire United States and assigned TO the
Court Of Claims. After the close OF the
Cleveland Administration be practiced bis
profession 10 Warrington.
III ysu want "shoddy" hats that
win fade and become rough 10 few
weeks, we do not sell them, but We sell
genuine goods at fair prices. Sole agent
Tor Dunlap's hats, the best and most fash
ionAblc hats made.
GKo. w. HoTTxI,
33E. Stale st., Trenton.
f7av.rnor Leen Albeit has branched oul