The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-10-19

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Post Office opens $50 A. NJ. Closes 500 P. NJ.
CHAs. A. SLACK. P. NJ.
do not forget visit of Queen & Co.
See advertisement.
"A bicycle club from Trenton passed
through our city on Sunday, on. their way
to Flemington.
Several fights are reported, resulting
from the caucus held in our city ON Satur-
day afternoon and evening.
Ten million young shad will soon be
hatchcd in the waters OF the Delaware by
the State Fish Commission.
Next Sunday afternoon, at 8 o'clock,
the bell of st. Johns new church will be
consecrated by Bishop o Farrell, OF Tren-
ton.
The Hunterdon County Farmers' ALI
ance will hold their next quarterly meet
ing in Pennington, on Saturday, 22d inst
at 1890 q. m.
10. 9 gave ball 10 their armory on
Wednesday evening of last week. 1t was
not as well attended as some Others but
was pleasant occasion.
"A lamp 10 George Banchoff, Jr.'s
butcher shop caught fire on Friday evening
OF last week, but was gotten out doors be-
fore any damage was DONE,
The store of Harvey Davis, In Glen
Gardner, was broken into one night about
week ago, and robbed of something like
two hundred dollars worth of goods OF
various kinds.
Louis Jacobs, of the firm Of Jacobs
Bros, who used to keep the store on the
corner of Bridge and Union streets, was
in town on Monday. He Is located in
Norfolk, Virginia.
III you want good segar, try slam
bertville PUTS, /" sold by Kline, Bridge st.
MIR. A. Q. Gandey, Superintendent of
the Lamberiviiie Gas Works, iss: here
on Tuesday to attend the National Con-
vention of Gas Engineers, which is being
held in Boston this week.
Mr.. Nelson Naylor, a native OF this
city, and son Of Mr.. George w. Naylor,
is candidate for the Penna. legislature
for the middle district of Bucks county.
He is hopeful of winning.
Friday being the day set apart as
Columbus day" by Gov. Albeit. exerci-
SEES appropriate to it viii be given 10 our
public schools, in the morning. At the
"Hill School" the program will be of suf-
ficient interest to make il worth while for
parents and others to visit it.
-Messrs. A. @. Yates & Co., IF Phila-
delphia, have issued handsome pamphlet,
illustrated, containing poem entitled
"The COLLINS Jubilee" 1t is dedicated
TO their little friends, and any boy can get
one by applying by postal. Any Of the
boys or their fathers want first class cloth
ing, who will find IL at Yates, 18th and
Chestnut streets.
The meanest piece OF sidewalk un-
: doubtedly, in this city, is on Bridge street,
between Union and Main, south side.
In the evening it is almost impossible for
any one to pass on the south side without
stumbling, and II any persons get over
without sprained ankle or kicking hole
10 their shoes they are lucky. Let the
street commissioner pay the place visit
some evening.
-'Lambertville Puffs'' are the go.
Kline, Bridge street, sells Them. o-19.
MIR. Walter Roughton, The Lambert
vile dyer, is an adept at his art. He can
make faded goods look like new, and IL
one is tired Of wearing one color, presto
and Roughton changes II to another hue.
Gentlemen who have coats or other cloth
ing streaked with grease or paint can get
them cleaned At Roughton's.
Charles Quick, Of Hopewell, lost a
FOOT at Trenton Junction on the evening
OF the I'd inst. 10 getting off the cars at
that place be held fast to the guard rail OF
the ear until after the train started, and
being swung around his right foot was
thrown on the rail in such manner that
the car ran over 1t. He was not in good
health at the time, for several days previ-
GUS he having suffered from dizziness.
The foot was amputated above The ankle.
He is son OF David Quick OF Wertsville.
-H,ssterdon Democrat.
House and Lot for sale or rent. In
quire of J. J. NORMAN. s26
"A. B. Allen, Of Pennington, during
the peach season, was an extensive buyer
at Annandale, and correspondent Of The
Clinton Democrat, writing from thai
place, speaks as follows 10 regard to his
dealings with the people there: Tuesday
wound up the peach business here, and
among the buyers who came among vi
was Alex. Allen, Of Pennington, who de-
serves more than passing notice. The
members Of the exchange should award
him with gold medal, as he has prompt
Iy paid the growers good prices for theil
fruit, and his honorable method Of trans
acting business has won him many
friends here"
-"White Wonder" gives entire salts
faction. Sold by 5. +. MartindelI. i've