The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-04-26


cHAs. A. SLACK. P. N.
The Interior Of the new Catholic
church is almost ready for plastering.
Jacob L. Agans, storekeeper at Pitts
town, was last week appointed postmss-
ter.
The next meeting of the Hunterdon
County Historical Society will be held In
June next, in Pittstown.
The application of @ e. Casterlin, to
keep hotel at High Bridge, was rejected
on Tuesday last, by the court.
"A new and handsome dag stone pave
mentis being laid around the Ashbel Welch
property, corner Unien and York str, cts.
Norman Hortman. OF Oakdale, lost
valuable horse on Sunday evening, Its
death having been caused by spinal men
ingetis.
Rev. F. Fl. Cooper, OF the Baptist
church Of this city, filled an engagement
10 lecture course at Waterford, Conn.,,
last evening.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
or has restored gray hair TO its original
color and prevented badness 10 thousands
OF cases. 1t will do so to you.
Peter Van Sickle, OF near Milford,
has been awarded the contract to carry
the U. S. mail from Milford to PIttstown,
Q distance OF about nine miles.
Have you seen the new Special Po-
tdto Fertilizer for 5000 per ton. A
trial Of 1t will convince you Of its merits.
For sale by Alfred B. Holcombe. 4.19.st.
The hotel license OF Peter Van Feet,
lately of WoodsvilIe, Mercer county, has
been transferred TO Robert Maxwell, of
Stockton, and the latter has removed
there and taken possession.
~. W. Rockafellow, of Sandy Ridge,
has Two weeping willow :rees growing on
his premises that were cut from the limbs
Of the trees that grew by the grave OF Ma
poleon Bonaparte on the Island Of Saint
Helena.
AN exhibition of stere0pticon views,
for the benefit OF the Rescue Mission In
Trenton, will be given at Lyceum Hall,
next Monday evening. All whs wish
pleasant evenings entertainment, and at
the same time to help a worthy charity,
shsuld attend.
-"That was first-rsie job" or course
II was Hervey 8. Holcombe painted 1t.
Hereafter all teachers In the State Of
New Jersey are required TO average at
their examinations seventy per cent. Of
the questions In each branch Of studies
now taught 10 the public schools OF the
State, and not general average" Of
seventy as heretofore required.
- Washington Camp No. /. P. o. 8. Of
A. Of this city. will celebrate the lo4tb in-
auguraiion OF Washington by attending d.
vine service at the Presbyterian Church,
on Sunday evening next. April soth. Ser.
men to be delivered by the pastor, Rev.
WIN. Swan. The subject Of the sermon
will be on Education.
1T 10 said that Trenton parties have
been negotiating with Thos O'Neil OF y.
Main st., 10 this city, for the purchase Of
The land occupied by him, for the purpose
Of erecting and operating pottery. The
land has frontage on Main ct. OF about
800 feet and extends back to the tow path
about ono hundred feet 10 depth. Its
proximity to the canal and railroad makes
Il well adapted for this purpose.
The brick dwelling on Main Street,
10 Pennington, for many years owned and
occupied by ex Judge John L. Jones, was
sold by E. P. ConkIing, Special Master,
ON Wednesday last. The Pennington
National Bank, which had claim upon
the property for about $4,000, was the
purchaser. Price 90, 900. This is very
desirable, roomy lot, and admirably loca-
ted.
An ugly or an out q fashion hat
spoils mans whole appearance. There
fore 20 to Hotels hat store, SO E. State
street, Trenton, and buy from bis immense
stock hat that becomes you. Mr..
Hotel Is well-known for the excellence Of
his goods, and for the stylish and up-to
date character OF his stock. No cheap
ahoddy stuff. A hat bought Of him will
retain color and won't 90 TO pieces the
frst time II gets wet.
Something new and novel at Fritz's
Photo. Reoms-Engraved Photos. At
Lat Wednesday forenoon, some per-
SON walked across one ofthe fields on the
farm OF Alpheus q. Kuhl, near Oakdale
P. o., and by some means tit Is supposed
by the sparks from segar or pipe.) SET
fire to the dry grass. The flames spread
rapidly and burned over about six acres
Of ground. A stack Of rye, which was In
the field, was burned up, and It was only
by great efforts that two stacks OF oati
were saved from burning. Smokers are
toe efsen careless In throwing down light
ed cigars, matches, ETC., and in this way
often are the cause of the loss BY fire o.
valuable property.
III You want good aegar, try ''Lam-
bertville Pufss, " sold BY Kline. Bridge st.