The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-01
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Regular meeting Of Common Council,
Monday evening.
Geo. Stockton has moved from South
Franklin street, TO house on Ferry st.
III you want good segar, try clam
bertvilIe puffs," sold by Kline. Bridge st.
Six persons were baptized 10 the Bap-
tist Church OF this city, last Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Joseph H. Cook. of this city, has
secured position at Philadelphia, on a
coaster.
Division No. 8 of the A. o. f., OF
this city, will hold Ssciable at Holcombe
Hall, April Sd.
--R. II. Van Horn s. Son announce
some bargains 10 furniture 10 this issue.
See their adv.
Report has il that the iron foundry
that was talked of as coming here has de-
clded TO locate al Burlington.
1T Is said work will soon be resumed
at Callan's Goat Hill Qnarres, which have
been idle for some time past.
Mr.. Asher Stout has sold out his oys-
ter saloon and truck business, on Church
street, to Mr.. Henry Cunningham, form
erly with Mr.. J. W. Carroll.
MIR. Howard Durborow, an employe
at the p. r. X. shops, had one of his
fingers badly mashed by the slipping of a
wrench, on Monday of this week.
Rev. Father 0'Farrel, brother Of
Rt. Rev. Bishop O'Farrell, of this diocese,
preached the sermon on Tuesday evening
Of this week. In ST. Johns r. q. Church
"A horse 10 hauling stone from the
quarry OF ex Postmaster Foran, became
frightened and ran away few days ago.
II caused considerable excitement and
very little damage.
BARLEY O'Brien, of O'Esrien Bros.
paper mills, is suffering from severe In
jury TO the right knee, caused by striking
i, while engaged in repairing machinery
In the mill few days ago.
Samuel E. Perry, Esq, Of Atlantic
City, formerly residing 10 this city, and
well-known to many Of our citizens, was
on Monday appointed Prosecstor of Pleas
for Atlantic county, by Governor Werts.
The Assembly, yesterday, refused the
use of the Assembly Chamber TO the peo-
pie Of the State for the purpose OF holding
meeting to protest against therace-track
bills.
Work on the new stone wall that is
being built along the railroad between
Bridge and Coryell streets, 1t Is expected,
will be completed far enough to allow the
water TO be let In the Feeder on Saturday
next.
Owing to lack Of paving. 10 some
portions, and the stormy weather Of late,
the approaches to the hill school In nearly
all directions from Main street, have been
in bad condition, making II very unpleas-
ant for pupils, especially email children
whe attend that school.
"A seven-reom house 10 central To-
cation for rent. Apply at TIE RECORD
Office.
Co. C, OF this city, held their annual
reception on Wednesday evening last.
February 22d. An excellent supper, and
entertainment by members Of the Com
pany, consisting Of vocal and Instrumental
music, etc.. enabled the members OF the
Company and many invited guests to
spend very enjoyable evening.
Owing to Mr.. Fl. E. Scarborough hav-
ing engaged In the canning business,
Messrs. A. J. Scarborough's Sons offer
their Manufacturing, Wholesale and Re-
tail Tobacco Business for sale. 1t is the
Oldest established stand in this city, well
located for local and transient trade, and
would prove good Investment to the
right party. Cali at store, Masonic Hall
Building. mr.
--Dr. F. w. Larson has had suspi-
cion that parties had for some time been
congregating in one Of the houses In Lari-
sons Row, on the York road, who had no
right there, and on Monday evening last,
accompanied by Policeman Morse, he
visited the place and found his suspicious
verified, but before any arrests could be
made the parties had escaped. The dec
tor is determined to break up the practice
and those who visit there 10 future will
render themselves liable TO prosecution
An outbreak Of fever al Titusvills has
occurred within few days which IL caus-
Ing serious fears. A man from New
Ysrk city, week or 50 ago, came to the
village sick with fever, and since then
the family that be stopped with has been
taken down. The mother and two Of the
family are now down with It, and one
daughter has died. The State Board Of
Health were there yesterday and quaran-
tined the house A guard has been placed.
and every effort has been made to prevent
its spread. The symptoms are said 70 in
dictate typhus fever.
Smoke "Lambertville Puffs." Kline
sells them. e-ls.