The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-10

In consequences OF the high river last
week, the Lambertville Paper Cos mill
and the Rubber Reclaiming Company
had TO shut down.
Hot weather is coming and you wan,
q Refrigerator. l sell Leonard's, which
has no superior. Lock al them.
]. Helms.
Mrs. Julia A. Schenck, who has resId-
ed in this city many years, died at her resi-
dence on Perry street, on Friday evening
last, and was buried at Rosemont ON
Monday Of this week.
William Eichelberger, who for some
time past has been driving the store wa
gon for R. A. Montgomery. left that po-
sition on Saturday last. We hear he in
tends opening grocery store 10 the First
ward.
-Edw. B. Holcombe, of Mount Airy.
has been visited by mutton loving dogs.
One night recently they attacked his flock
Of 80, biting % Of them and killing II on
the spot. Seine OF the others have since
died.
For Rent house adjoining the can
ming factory on Coryell street. Apply to
Mrs. ]. q. Butterfoss, Church street. II.
Washington Camp, No. /, P. o. $. of
A. and band, viii 60 to Newtown Pa, on
next Friday evening, to pay visit to the
Camp at that place. They will meet at
the Camp room at $50 P. M. and start
from New Hope at P. Nj.
AT late hour on Thursday evening
last, number of loaded freight cars were
thrown OF the track near the P. r. r.
shops and partly overturned. A large
force Of men was engaged for severai
hours in clearing up the track.
Jacob Rockafellsw, well known
citizen of Pennington. died at the resi-
dencs OF his daughter, Mrs. VIM. h. Hall,
on New street, last Thursday morning.
Mr.. Rockafellow Was FIemingten's old
est male citizen. being In his oath year.
MIR Frank Elimaker, who was FORM
eriy superintendent of the Belvidere Divi-
sisn and who was promoted to take
charge of the local traffic in Philadelphia,
has again been promoted 10 the superin-
tendency Of the Maryland Division OF the
Penna r. r
Gen. Geo. G. Van Camp hasn't had
q chance to make speech since the last
presidential campaign. As result, when
be put his lighted pipe 10 his pocket this
morning, he took fire. We are glad TO
state that the fire was put out without
calling the department into service.
House, 10 first-class condition, for
rent low to COED tenant.
A. G. BARBER.
MIR. Samuel Kerr, clerk in @. ].
Fishers store, is lying very III at his
home. He underwent very painful and
dangerous surgical operation on Sunday
morning last. He is doing very we'll I'm
der the circumstances. DIR. Price OF
Phila., assisted by Drs. Closson and Ro-
mine, performed the operation.
-Miss Ada Smith, whs will be the pl-
ano soloist at the concert In the Baptist
Church Thursday evening of this week,
played last week at one OF DAmrosch's
Orchestra concerts In New York city.
When pianist has sufficient merit to
play at Damrosch's concerts, one may be
certain that she is well worth hearing.
Attention is called to the advertise
ments Of The press Club Building and
Charity Fund" In another column. A
magnificent Fair for the benefit OF this
fund is now being held in New York city,
and 1t Is said TO be the finest thing of the
kind ever seen In that city. A visit to 1t
will repay any one, as the exhibits are Of
rare and instructive character.
You want . genteel-loeking, good
wearing, fashionable spring and summer
hat, dent youa Well, then 60 to Gee.
W. Hotels large hat store, SS E. State
st., Trenton, where you will nnd all styles
CT the new productions In hats, many Of
which have not yet been seen in the stores
In smaller towns. No one can cell relia-
BILE goods less than they can be bought ct
Hottels'.
do you use the Diamond Flour
1t costs but $2.75 per 100 lbs. 10 the high
est grade Of flour made, and is manufac-
tured 10 your own town. q
"A resident OF the eastern side Of the
First ward went home intoxicated on Sun
day afternoon last and commenced to
"raise Cain" He tore up an expensive
dress belonging to his wife, broke up
lot Of canned fruit and otherwise behaved
himself In a brutal manner. Policeman
Cummings was sent for but by the time
be arrived, his wife concluded to forgive
him and he was not arrested.
An entertainment will be given 10
Lyceum Hall, Lambertville, on Thursday
evening Of next week, for the benefit Of
the New Hope Presbyterian church. Miss
Hannah NJ. Schenck win read; Master
Lew. Stewart, hey OF eight years,
whose performances are marvellous, win
sing; Miss Edith E. Secor will render
banjo solos, and Miss Viola r. Secor win
give piano sslos. 1t will be delightful
entertainment.
--sLambertyllle Puffs" are the 60.
Kline, Bridge ct. sells them. ole
Stephen B. Hill, who for nearly q
year past had suffered greatly from jaun-
dice and other ailments, died at his
home in Pennington last Wednesday
night. Until forced to retire on account
Of failing health, deceased conducted q
H.. afoeo In SOAR, .1iot,tnu