The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-27
How about that town clocks

The Morris Plains Asylum has $50
patients, the largest number 10 It's history.
The monthly meeting Of the Com
mon Council will be held next Monday
evening.
The excavation for the cellar OF the
new Catholic Church 10 this city, Is nearly
completed.
The official census gives Hacketts-
town population of 2,4l7, loss OF
more than 200 in five years.
Hon. ]. N. Pidcock, Of this county,
Is said to have the inside track for the
Democratic gubernatorial nomination.
The Califcn Methodist Episcopal
Church will be dedicated Tuesday. May
9Th. Services morning, afternoon and
evening.
Fresh shad are now fairly plenty in
our market. The four shad fisheries of
this city and New Hope, caught over
hundred each yesterday. They sell for
80 cents a pair.
MIR. W. Russell O'Neil has closed his
block quarry, near this city, for the pres-
eut. He has large stock of blocks on
hand, unsod. Twenty five or more hands
are thrown out Of employment by this
stnppage.
"A new telegraph Office has been open
ed in this city by The Postal Telegraph
Co., with direct wires to Trenton, Stock
ton, Pennington, Doylestown, etc. Mr..
n. y. Biting is the Manager, and the Of
fce is located on Union street, just above
Bridge.
There was double funeral 10 Mil
ford On the 10th inst. Two sisters, Title
and Emma RaudeIs, daughters OF John F.
Randels, died within few days of each
other. Tillie was . years Of age aud EN-
ma 20 years. The latter had been sick
for year past.
The Board Of Freeholiers OF Warren
and Hunterdon counties met in Joint SEES
sion at Bloomsbury last Thursday and de-
clded 10 build an iron bridge over the
Musconelcong creek at that place. twill
have span of 100 feet, with an eighteen
foot roadway and a footway five feet in
width.
Something new 10 Axes. Come In
and see them at Helms Hardware Store,
Coryell street. m. 2-2m
If our people want town clock in
an excellent location, 1t Is time to begin
work to raise the money. The pastor ct
the r. G. Church offers the use Of their
tower free to our people, and some deci-
sion should be arrived al sooD, that
the plans may be so made as TO adapt the
tower for the purpose.
Red Jacket Tribe, Of this city, initi-
ated last week another pure-bloodcd ln-
dian by the name of Harry Smith, who
lives at Taylorsville, Pa. This Is the
second real .'injun" who has joined this
Tribe, thus far, TIE first, James Nc
Adams. OF this city, having Joined Red
Jacket Tribe few weeks since.
The Pittman memorial services that
were held In the Locktown Christian
Church, March 26ih, we're Interesting
throughout. Short addresses were made
by The pastor of the church and Elder
Hays, Of Baptis.town, aud some OF the
members OF the church. Papers were read
from ElderJ. Rodenbaugh and John Bells
III yeu buy tony hat, OF beautiful
shape and quality, such as Hotel, Of 50
z. State street, Trenton, sells, no one will
talk about shooting it," 1t will only be
target for peoples eyes. He has q big
stock OF ell qualities, sizes, styles and
prices. Everybody can he suited. SILK
hats specially. Call at as E. State St.,
Trenton and look at the grand display.
A store given exclusively to hats.
Ensign Decatur has taken the con.
tract to get out The tree stumps from the
cellar Of the new Catholic Church. While
blasting yesterday afternoon, piece Of
one Of The siumps was thrown through
the rear thIrd-story window Of q. 3. Bit.
sing's house, on Church street, scattering
and breaking the flower pots 10 the win
dow. Fortunately no one was injured
When such work is necessary, II ought e
be done Ia such way as to prevent
such accidents.