The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-11-02
MAILS ARRIvr As FOLLOWS !:
The Odd Fellows Hall in this city,


The Odd Fellows Hall in this city,
is being repainted by II. S. Holcombe.
DIR. Geo. P. Swift has removed to the
office formerly occupied by DIR. Theo. H.
Studdiford, on York street.
Mr.. Howard Pidcock, of this city,
captured twenty four rabbits back of
Point Pleasant, Pa, yesterday.
Policeman Morse shot mad dog
near g. j. Fishers store, on Monday
morning last.
The members OF Major Angel Post,
G. A. r., of this city, will celebrate the
fourteenth anniversary of that organiza-
ton on the evening of Nev. 18th.
Flags on the Public Schools Of Lam
bertville and New Hope were flying at
half mast last Tuesday aud Wednesday,
owing to the death of the Presidents wife.
The teachers Of Hunterdon aud SOM
erset counties will hold union institute
at Somerset Hall, Someryille, on Novem-
Der 2lst, ed and 23l.
During the high wind on Saturday
afternoon last, both the Democratic and
Republican banners 10 this city were bad
" torn aud had to be taken down.
The water In the reservoir OF our
water works is getting low and the Com
pany are putting their pumping engine in
order again, at the foot of Swan street.
MIR. James Petrie, while up on lad
der at the Lambertville Rubber Works, on
Wednesday of last week, jumped and
sprained his ankle. He was laid up for
few days.
Nothing more appropriate for holt
day present then life-size portrait made
by Fritz, Lambertville. 26-4t
Henry Gilbert, of this city, addressed
a Republican meeting in Hooker & Rob-
erts' Hall, New Hope, on Wednesday
evening of last week. We hear that
quite number assembled to hear him.
Post 90 Band has been kept very busy
this campaign, filling engagements, hav-
ing as high as two and three a week.
To morrow Thursday evening, they play
at Doylestown for Republican parade.
Post 20 Band rendered their Presi-
dent, Abram Trauger, and his wifi, sere-
made, on Monday evening. The Band
was treated handsomely, and a pleasant
time was spent by all.
The Stryker Library will hold its an
nual Chrysanthemum Exhibition at the
Library Rooms on Bridge street, on the
afternoon and evening Of Thursday, Nov.
10. There will be for sale cut flowers,
homemade candy, cakes, &c.
sJohnny, get your gun.
Get your gun, get your gum"
OF A. q. Gandey, Bridge street, who has
a fine stock of sporting guns, belts, ann
munition, etc., for sale. 26-2t &
Geo. B. Corson, proprietor Of the
Milford Leader, while feeding job press
one day recently had the forefinger OF his
left hand badly mashed by getting II
caught between the platen and chase Of
the press.
The Pennington Brass Band came
down with the Democratic Club Of that
place on Wednesday evening OF last week
to attend the Democratic meeting at Hol-
combe Hall. They pleased our people by
playing several fine selections.
The Amateur Dramatic Club OF Lam
bertvlIle, will give an entertainment in the
Chapel at Mt. Airy, on Friday evening,
Nov. 4th, at 7:30. In order that all may
enjoy the rich treat, the admission fee has
been put at the extremely low price of fif-
teen cents.
'Lambertvllle Puffs" are the go.
Kline, Bridge street, sells them. o.19.
The dry weather is becoming seri-
GUS matter in this section. Many Of our
town people have no water in their cis-
terms, and many farmers in the surround
Ing country have to drive their cattle long
distances to water. Some OF our manu-
factories that depend upon water from the
canal-feeder are shut down.
Last Sunday, while two boys Of this
city were going along one Of the roads
near Goat Hill, they were alarmed BY see
ing being resembling huge monkey,
nearly as large as man, and covered with
hair, which chartered at them and grim
aced Ia horrid manner. They left i'm
mediately for home, terribly frightened.
II took one Of the boys, we are told, sew
eral hours to get over his fright.
"A large Democratic meeting was held
at HoIcombe Hall last Wednesday even
ing, which was addressed by Hon. 3. F.
Mcdonald, Of Jersey City. An extra train,
carrying large delegation from Fleming
ton, came down to the meeting. Headed
by the Pennington Band, they marched
through our streets to the place Of meet
ing. There appeared TO be nobody 70 re-
ceive them at the station and escort them
TO the hall.
Tell your neighbors what nice bread
the s.White Wonder Flour makes. For
sale by s. F. MAErInDsrI, cor. York and
Clinton streets. II