The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-06-15
MAILS ARRIvE Is FOLLOWS

"A fine colt belonging to Iorden Kline,
of Delaware township, was badly injured
by barbed wire fence the other day.
- Enoch Abbott killed black snake on
Judson Biggs' farm at Barley Sheaf, the
other day, that measured six feet In length
The merry -go-round left town yester-
day Tuesday,, as did also large amount
of cash that was taken in by the managers.
Post 20 Band will hold a strawberry
and ice cream festival on the city lot on
Saturday evening. Particulars later in
small bills.
Dan Sailor, of this city, an old SOL
der of the late war, has been granted a
pension. lie has received over $3.50
.'back pay"
Our city council room has been fitted
with handsome new desks and chairs
Our city fathers will feel increased dig
nifty while occupying these pieces Of city
furniture.
Three men were injured by the I'M
expected explosion of blast this after
noon al Callan's quarries. The eyes of
one Of them, it is feared, have been seri-
ously Injured.
Don't fail TO try one OF our Ice-cold
Milk Shakes. They are certainly fine.
REINERT g. RICE,
III SO N. Union street.
The SUIT between James Parrish and
Ii. Fl. Evans, which was 10 have come
off last Thursday, was postponed until to-
day wednesday,, the Constable being
unable to get jury to serve on the case.
The catch at the Scarborough fishery,
New Hope, on Wednesday last, included
fifteen pound rock fish that was bought
by Geo. w. Williamson, OF the Union
House. this city, who presented il to Col.
A. r. Kuser, of Trenton.
Reigei, who was arrested in this city
few days ago, on requisition, and taken
10 Doylcstown, was tried last week in the
Bucks County Court, and sentenced to
fine OF one dollar and costs and six
months 10 the county Jail.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
Church of this city, will hold an Apron
Bazaar in Lyceum Hall, on Thursday and
Friday evenings OF next week. Aprons
and other domestic articles will be for
sale. Admission to the hall, 10 cents.
Smith Clark, of Milford, well known
throughout Hunterdon county and the
western part of Warren county. died on
Decoration Day, aged 76 years. He was
prominent member of Perseverance Lodge,
/. o. o. F., of that place.
Andrew Is. Sutton died at Kingston,
Pa, last Wednesday. He was son Of
the late William Smith Sutton, of Barber
town, this county, and brother of Stacy
b., merchant at Baptistiown, and Jona-
than R., merchant at Reaville. Inter-
ment 10 the Frenchtown cemetery.
"A child's light REFER coat was lost on
Saturday evening, somewhere between
Lyccum Hall and the iron bridge on Union
street. The finder will confer great
favor by leaving at this Office, or return
ing il TO s. J. Pickering, on South Union
street.
The Commencement OF the Lamber-
vile High School will be held on Wednes-
day evening, June %, at Holcombe Hall.
Admission adults Is cents; children 10
cents. Tickets can be procured from the
Principal, or from members OF the Board
Of Trustees.
MIR. George Snowden and family have
removed from this city 10 Hopewell. Mr..
Snowden has been appointed superintend-
ent of The new canning factory which is
now being put up in that town. A COM
pany has been organized, composed Of
some OF the prominent men Of that vi
cinity.
REV. F. H. Cooper, Of the First Bap-
list Church OF this city, will preach the
baccalaureate sermon next Sunday to the
graduating class of the Pennsylvania
State Normal School at Mansfield, Pa.
Rev. H. NJ. Wolf, OF Millerton, N. Y,
will supply the pulpit Of his church on
Sunday next.
Mrs. Mary Reeve. widow OF the late
Martin L. Reeve, former cashier Of the
Lambertvile National Bank, died al her
home Ia Hightstown, on Monday. Her
funeral win take place from the Baptist
Church 10 this city, tomorrow Thurs
day) morning, at 1920 o'clock.
"A boy named Sherer, son Of the lock-
tender at Hopes Lock, Easton, picked up
loaded gun on canal boat lying at the
lock one day about week ago, and acct
dentalIy discharged It. The load Of shot
entered the breast, head and neck Of a
boat boy named Fisher, who resides at
Frenchtown. The boy suffered much
pain, and was removed to Philadelphia
hospital the next evening.
Largest stock, lowest prices. all the
latest styles Of Wall Paper and Window
Shades, at A. H. TIrUs'. SO N. Union
street. mr.. 20.