The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-17
LOCAL NEWS.
John Mitchell has had his ice wagon


painted up in fancy colors.
Yes, you had better get Hervey S.
Holcombe TO paint your house.
Michael Fisher removed his family
from this city to Trenton on Monday Of
this week.
The city stone crusher started up
yesterday Tuesday, under the manage
ment of II. Il. Harrison.
Go to the concert at Lyceum Hall, to-
morrow Thursday evening. 1t viii be
novel and attractive entertainment.
A neat and substantial new fence has
been placed on the property Of Miss NJ.
F. Torbert, on Bridge street, this city.
III you want good segar, try ssLam-
bertville Puffs, sold by Kline, Bridge st.
MIR. Horace Runkle, of Mount Airy,
was stricken with apoplexy this morn
ing, and is lying In a dangerous condi-
lion.
"A large audience listened to some ex-
celleut music discoursed by o. s. A.
band on Saturday evening last, on N.
Main street.
AT Hotels, 89 E. State st., Trenton,
will be faund the largest stock of summer
hats to be found in Trenton. All the
newes, styles.
MIR. Joseph CONNIE, Of Camden, N. j.,
spent Thursday of last week in this city,
with his father, 1t being the occasion of
his fathers birthday.
House, In first-cass condition, for
rent low to good tenant.
A. G. BARBER.
"A party driving four-in.hand gave
free exhibition 10 our city last evening,
They were advertising horse remedies,
and came from Trenten.
William p. Hunt, of Elizabeth, N. j.,
Nicholas Weber, Of Newark, N, j., and
joel Reading, of Philadelphia, Pa, spent
Sunday with their parents in this city.
III the hair has been made to grow q
natural color on bald heads ia thousands
of cases, by using Halls Hair Remover,
why will It not in your casea
The concert at Lyceum Hall, to-mor
row Thursday evening, for the benefit
OF the New Hope Presbyterian church,
will be well worth hearing especially
the boy-singer.
The high school connected with our
public schools will hold its annual COM
mencement on Friday, the 10th OF June.
on which date the schools will close for
the Summer vacation.
The Mercer County Wheelmen, Of
Trenton, visited this city on Sunday last.
They took dinner at the Union House.
Absu. twenty Ave were In the crowd.
They returned Sunday evening.
John II. FAhey, Of this city, left here
on Monday morning to work for the Ma
tional Iron Works at New Brunswick.
Daniel Mullaly left here yesterday Tues
day,) to werk at the same place.
John O'Brlen, OF this city, has been
offered and accepted the position Of man
ager of two large paper mills In st. Cath
arine, Canada. and left this city for his
new field of labor on Saturday last.
The members of Co. @. of this city,
gave hop an Tuesday evening last, at
their Armory. Smiths Orchestra furnish
ed tue music and very pleasant time
was enjoyed by members and friends.
The time Is coming for Window
Screens and Wire Netting. Ihave them,
all varieties. J. Helms,
g4s Coryell st. Hardware Store.
3 "A delegation OF 30 members Of
Washington Camp, No. |, p. o. =. OF A.,
OF this city, visited the Camp at New
town, Pa, on Friday evening last, and
we're given royal reception by the men,
bers Of that camp.
A-"Cap." Meskill, who fell from a scat
fold some time ago, while painting at the
Catholic church, aud broke his leg, fell
of chair on Monday and injured his leg
SO badly that he will again have to go to
the hospital for treatment
If ever man feels like "a poor worm
OF the dust, IL Is when he suffers from
that tired feeling. Ayers Sarsaparilla re-
moves this discouraging physical condi-
tion and imparts the thrill OF new life and
energy to every nerve. tissue, muscle,
and fibre OF the whole body.
Mr.. Joseph Cock, OF this city, who
for some time past has been filing the posi-
ton as mate on the schooner Abbie S., is at
present visiting his home in this city,
while the vessel is undergoing repairs,
having been considerably shaken up 10
one Of the storms along The coast.
"A substantial new fence is being
erected on the entire front OF Water Pow
er lot, facing Main ST. This ground has
long been used for deposlting old tin cans,
ashes and other refuse that has been an
eye-sore to residents near by, and it is TO
be hoped that the fence will prove to be
an effective barrier 10 future.
Have you seen the new Special Po-
tato Fertilizer for $4,000 per ton. A
trial Of 1t will convince you OF iis merits.
For sale by Alfred d. Holcembe. 4-i9-8t.
The swimming season in this city
was prematurely opened on Wednesday
evening Of last week, when boot maker
employed 10 the Lambertville Rubber
works, after purchasing large shad at
the fishery, attempted to cross the canal
near the fost Of Perry st. 10 small ''dug