The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-10-26

George Gardner turns out %, 900 but
ter dishes per month at his Glen Gardner
factory.
The farm OF Rev. j. Rodenbaugh, at
Locktown, set up at public sale, was bid
to $50 05 per acre. 1t was not sold.
Post 20 Band will hold fair in Ly-
ceum Hall, on December 9th to 10th in
elusive.
The partial eclipse Of the sun on
Thursday of last week, was viewed with
much interest by the children and many
grown people Of our city.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society OF the First
Baptist church will have supper on
Wednesday evening, Nov. l6ih, in the
lecture room.
Jacob Dilts, Of Ringoes, has been Sc
lected as d. ID. G. Master by the Past
Grands of District No. IA, 10. o. F., to
succeed VIM. H. Stahler, of Frenchtown.
"A ten acre wood lot belonging to the
estate of Emeline Thomas, situate in King
wood township, was sold at public sale on
Wednesday, to Lewis Cline, for $25 per
acre.
AN effort Is being made by the Geo.
B. Mcclellan G. A. r. Post Of French
town, to raise sufficient money to erect a
Soldiers monument 10 the cemetery at that
place.
80 ambertyille Puffs" are the go.
Kliue, Bridge street, sells them. o.19.
Mrs. T. r. Shook has sold her prop
erty at Brookville, Delaware township, to
John Hunt, OfPrallsville, for $24oo. Mr..
Hunt is opening a stone quarry on the
premises.
Judge Dixon, of the New Jersey Su-
preme Court, has formally declared that
Sunday ball playing Is unlawful, and those
who play are liable to indictment. A wise
decision.
The Milkmen who supply milk to the
people OF Lambertville talk Of putting up
the price to cents per quart, but the
main question now is, ''Shall II be sold by
liquid or solid measure ~ MILKMAN
MIR. Joseph Solliday and wife, OF
Hawley, Pa, and Mrs. John B. Long
shore, Of Camden, N. j., have been visit
ing at Mrs. Rachel Bayard's and Mr.. VIM.
H. Gandey's, In this city, for the past few
days.
"A "Tally-Ho " from Philadelphia
stopped here on its way to Philadelphia
on Saturday afternoon OF last week. The
party stopped over night at Zeigler's hotel
and went on to Philadelphia on Sunday
morning.
"Johnny, get your gun.
Get your gun, get your gun
OF A. q. Gandey, Bridge street, who has
fine stock of sporting guns, belts, am
muniiion, etc., for sale. 26-2t
Exercises were held In the New Hope
Public School, on Friday of last week
Columbus Day. A large flag was also
flung to the breeze from the belfry. 1t
can be plainly seen from our city. "Long
may 1t wave.o
Previous to the meeting on Saturday
evening next, Mr.. ]. II. Gsskill, the
speaker for the occasion, win be at the
Republican Club Room Tor an hour, and
will be pleased TO meet all Republicans
and others who shall call there.
An entertainment, consisting Of music,
rec!lations and readings, by some Of The
best Lambertville talent, win be given in
Larison's Corner Church, on Monday,
October 81. commencing at 7:80 P. M.
Proceeds for the benefit Of the church.
Cabinet size photos. finished very
fine, So per dozen, made by Fritz, Lam
bertville, N. 2s-4t
--Corinthia Cook, a lady who has been
boarding with Mrs. Kimmel, on Delaware
avenue, for some time past, was found
dead 10 bed on Saturday morning OF last
week. She had been sufferer from con.
sumption, which was the cause Of heI
death.
Post 20 Band have purchased new
uniforms, consisting Of silk hat and
light overcoat. They were furnished BY
John r. Trewin & Co., and 1t Is scarcely
necessary to say, are satisfactory, quality
good, and present novel appearance.
Messrs. Trewin g. Co. are prepared 70
supply organizations with outfits.
"A Columbus Day entertainment wal
held at the Mount Range school house
on Thursday evening Of last week, undel
the management OF Principal Reep. a
large crowd was present and the enter
tainment passed of very nicely. Pickering
and Van Solver furnished the musical
part Of the program.
Edward Fisher, young man Of thi
city, while int oxicated en- Saturday even
ing last, attempted TO board moving
coal train, to steal ride 70 Trenton. HI
missed bis footing and was thrown undel
the truck. Oae Of his feet was SO badl,
injured that 1t had to be taken of. Fl,
was taken to st. Francis Hospital, Il
Trenton, where the amputation was made