The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-09-07
Our public schools opened yesterday

AAaai, oh thursday evening OF last week.
New Jersey has 271 building and
loan associations, whose shares are worth
$25, 900, 600.
The P. o. s. OF A. Band furnished
the music for the K. of P. picnic at ELL
maker Island on Monday.
Thomas ]. Kennedy, the Prohibition
candidate for Governor, was formerly q
resident Of White House, 10 this county.
Miss Belle Carkhuff, OF this city, left
on Monday afternoon to take charge OF a
school at Centreville. Mercer county. We
wish her success.
The Excise Board, at their meeting
last evening, refused the applications of
Henry Treflz aud Thos. 8. Callan for H.
censes.
Quite number of our citizens at
tended the k. of P. picnic at Ellmaker
Island on Monday of this week. 1t was
pleasant social occasion.
"A. s. Titus, of this city, will play
clarinet with Rittenheuse's Band OF Tren-
ton, at the q. A. R. encampment at
Washington. D. G., this month.
-"White Wonder" gives entire salts
faction. Sold by s. F. Martindell. jy8
Harry Lewis, of North Main street,
who has been suffering for some days
past with felon on his hand, Is improv-
ing and expects soon to be able to go to
work.
Miss Anna d. f. Thompson, daugh-
ter Of Aaron Thompson, of Readington,
has returned from japan, where she has
been for five years engaged In missionary
duty.
One of DR.. F. w. Larison's gray
horses died ON Monday evening of in
flammation of the bowels. The horse
was superior one, aud was great fa-
vorite of the doctors.
The cornet solo by Harry Johnson,
at Co. C's entertainment on Monday eve-
ming, WAS well played ard highly appreci-
ated by the audience. Harry promises
to be fine player in the near future.
The New Jersey State Medical Socie-
~ will hold its annual State Convention
at the Breslin, Lake Hopatcong, on Sep
tember Goth. There will be 200 present,
and they will remain about one week.
The Postal Telegraph office has
changed hands. s. ]. Pickering has TAX
en- charge and all messages will be sent
and delivered promptly. Messages sent
to all parts OF the world. Give him trial.
"A man with u photograph was 10
town on Saturday evening and drew quite
a large crowd. He had his machine in
front of the Hibernia engine house, and
you could listen TO two entertainments
for cents.
-Messrs. Levi Reynolds and John
Cooney, of the First Ward, Geo. W. Will
hanson, of the Second Ward, and w. y.
Chosen, of the Third Ward, were dele
gates to the Fourth District Democratic
Congressional Convention, held at MGR
ristown, yesterday.
Largest stock, lowest prices. all the
latest styles of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, at A. II. TIrUs', 8S N. Union
street. mr.. %.
There were nearly II. 900 baskets Of
peaches shipped from White House sta
ton during the week ending August Goth.
For this amount of fruit about $4,000
was received by the growers. Everyone
is benefited bp the large yield of fruit in
that section and the large price obtained.
Ben Lambert and wife, OF "Hook"
fame, got into wrangle on Saturday
evening, after drinking some OF the ard
ent, and were arrested and placed in the
cooler over night. They were given q
hearing on Sunday morning. Ben was
given seven days to sober up and bis wife
was discharged.
The Republican voters of Delaware
township, are requested to meet in the
Republican Club Room, In Stockton, on
Saturday, September 10, at s o'clock, P.
NJ, to choose one delegate to attend the
State Convention, to be held at Taylor
Opera House, in the city Of Trenton, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of September, at
IL o'clock, noon.
The old band wagon that has done so
much service in this city and New Hope
for 80 years or more, was sold on Fri
day last to the Hatboro (Ps.) band. The
running gears of this wagon, which are
still good, used to be a part OF a stage
coach which ran between Easton, Pa,
and Philadelphia, before the Belvidere r.
r. was built.
In view of the threatened visit OF
cholera to this country, the Health
Boards of the State are actively alert, and
are leaving nothing undone to prevent the
disease from becoming prevalent. Our
local Board of Health has commenced an
active movement toward placing our
town second to none in sanitary point
Of view. A house to house inspection
has been inaugurated and will be COM
pleted during the next ten days. Disin-
fectants can be procured Ut cost from Mr..
Robert H. Dilts, corner of Union and
Bridge streets, by any one applying for
them. We would ask all our citizens to
aid in the placing the city 10 the best
possible condition, by free use of disin-
fectants in sinks, cesspools, &C., and by
the removal of all garbage, etc.
Flour.
We call attention to prices OF our -four
under the head of aMarkets.n In another