The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-05-25
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Water Power Co., are putting
down some more stone tagging along
their property on Main street.
-You get check for any cent drink
at Reinert & Rice's, with every % cents
worth purchased. mil
The Lambertvllle Rubber Works are
putting up stone wall along the tow
path in front of their property.
The White House Manufacturing Com
pany's works have one hundred thousand
peach baskets to make for Boston firm.
The crock" NJ. Z. Church In West
Amwell, will hold strawberry festival on
Wednesday, June 9Th, afternoon aud
evening. Everybody is invited.
| Evening Star Castle, A, o. X. of the
M. c., of this city, will visit their Past
Chaplain Gray's Church, at Frankford,
Philadelphia, on Sunday, June 18th.
Master Russell Holcombe, son of F.
F. Holcombe, of Hopewell, who broke
his leg about four months ago, fell and
cracked the bone 10 same place, one day
| last week.
Judge II. P. Cullen, of the Hunter
don Common Pleas, entertained a goodly
number of his friends along the banks OF
the Delaware-at Byram Station-on Mon
day of last week.
Both ladies and gentlemen say our
Egg Lemonades are delicious and refresh
ing. REINERr & ROE.
Major 9. A. Angel Post, No. 20 win
be inspected by Assistant Adjutant Gen.
eral B. w. Mains, on Friday evening
next, when Department Commander Dom
nelly and staff will also be present
The New Jersey building at the
Worlds Fair will be at the North end of
the grounds and will be 125xl00 feet. 1t
will be within 100 feet of the lake and
will be accessible by avenues on all sides.
AT the Democratic caucus 10 this city
last Saturday, the following delegates
were chosen to attend the Democratic
State Convention TO be held In Trenton
to-day: First Ward-Richard Mcdowell
Second Ward-George w. Williamson
Third Ward-Peter S. Parker.
"A meeting of those interested in the
extension OF the Lehigh Valley Railroad
from Pitlstcwn to Frenchtown, was held
at the latter place last Wednesday even
ing. A committee was appointed to cen.
fer with the officers of the road and ascer.
tain whether it be possible to secure the
extension.
The organ for the new st. Andrews
p. e. Church has arrived, aud workmer
are now engaged placing 1t in Its position
10 the church. The weight OF the organ
as received by the P. r. H., was ter
thousand five hundred pounds. We will
published a full description of the organ
next week.
| The Hunterdon County Historical
Society will meet Ia Milford on Saturday,
June 20, at 10 o'clock A. M. Several pa.
pers win be read relating to the local his
tory Of cur county, one OF them by enc Of
the fair daughters OF old Hunterdon.
These meetings are public, and the ladies
are especially invited TO attend.
| Both Buyer and Trimmer have just
returned from. New York. Wen be
pleased to show new goods, The latest
metropolitan styles, new shapes. new ef.
fects, finest flowers, trimmings, &C., Sc.
'The Grand Depot" r. H. Van Horn &
| Son. IN 10
The citizens OF Ringoes are syinpa-
thetic, generous aud kind. Probably no
other community In the county exceeds IT
In acts Of humanity. They have Just
given fresh evidence Of their nobleness Of
purpose In making up purse of $500
and presenting 1t to farmer David Bond,
Jr., towards making good the loss be sus-
tanned In personal property by the burn
| Ing Of the buildings on the 'Fisher Farm"
few weeks ago, he being the tenant on
that farm. - unterdon Democrat.
Daniel Grandin, an old citizen Of
Clinton, died there on the 18th inst. The
Democrat Of that town says: Deceased
leaves about $l1 900. Messrs. w. H..
Baker and B. v. Leigh, Of our town,
were chosen his executors. They are re-
quested in the will to expend $4,000 for
burial and monument, pay what debts
there may be standing and apply the bal
ance toward erecting town library build
| ing which shall not exceed $1,000 and
furnish the same with suitable books, to
be called the Grandin Library.
To those wishing to take bottle Of
the ArcadIan Ginger Ale, Tonic or Area
dian Water home with them for immedi-
ate use, we will give It right off the Ice.
RENERr & RIoE,
4 mil 80 N. Union street.
| The suit brought 10 the Mercer Ooun-
~ Courts by NJ. D. &. Shrcpe, late pub
Usher OF the notorious Ne,o Jersey Tste-
gram, against Peter Wilkes, Of Trenton,
for SIC, 900 damages, was tried In Tren-
ton last week. 1t win be remembered
that Wilkes gave Shrope terrible beat.
| ing 10 Trenton saloon last January fol
| publishing libellous article about him,
and fhjs anti was brought by Shrope TO re.