The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-04-12


Post Office opens $50 A. M. Closes 500 P. NJ
cHAs. A. SLACK. P. NJ.
The new council will organize next
Monday evening.
There was quite q fall Of snow and
hall on Friday morning last
-Arbor day comes this year on April
28lh, by appointment of Governor Werts.
Policeman Morse shot dog on Mon
day on Clinton street that showed signs Of
being mad.
Policeman Cummings and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. c.. sister-in-law at Cen
ter Hill, Pa.
MIR. Robert Savage. who left this city
a short lime ago to work in Trenton, has
returned home.
-Hervey s. Holcombe is ready to do
your painting little job or big enc
inside or cut.
A handsome new sign has been placed
10 position in front of r. Fl. Van Horn
and Sons stores.
MIR. Clinton Oblinger moved his fam
lily from Fernwood, Pa, to this city, on
Monday Of this week.
--Reinert & Rice open the Spring and
Summer season again by an announcement
of Summer drinks, fruits. &c.
Charles Smith, of Three Bridges,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Henry
C. Savage, of the Belement House.
Capt. q. A. Slack, OF this city, has
bought Of M. v. B. Holcombe the farm
on Cottage Hill, southeast of this city,
now occupied by Mr.. H.
DIR. Cornog, OF Sergeantsville, recent
ly lost good road horse by accident. The
animal ran a nail into Its foot, causing
lockjaw and speedy death.
To make the hair grow natural col
or, prevent badness, and keep the scalp
healthy, Halls Hair Remover was invent
ed, and proved itself successful.
Some very foe shad have been caught
by Purdy Smith, at the "Malta fishery"
below New Hope. The river is yet too
high to fish on this side Of the river.
III you want good segar, try Liam
bertvile Puffs," sold by Kline, Bridge st.
All the employees at the P. r. r.
shops in this city, were reduced to 8 hours
on Monday of this week, until further no.
tice This Is owing to work being slack.
"A fine young COW belonging to VIM.
G. Haripence, Of Rosemsnt, was hooked
by another cow one day last week, aud
within fifteen minutes she died from the
effects OF the vicious thrust.
"A large addition is to be made to the
residence of Mrs. Margaret Mcnamara On
y. Main street In this city, 1t being two
story brick, and when completed will add
much to the convenience and value Of the
property.
Something new and novel at Fritz's
Photo. Reoms--Engraved Photos. At
Ex-Sheriff George G. Lunger died on
Saturday afternoon last at bis home In
Reayille. Two weeks ago last Monday
he was stricken with apSplexy, and from
the attack he could net rally. He was
elected Sheriff of this county some twelve
years ago by the Democratic party.
John d. Curtis, at one time publisher
OF small newspaper at Bloomsbury call
ed the Bloomsbury Messenger, died at
the home of his father, l. 3. Curtis, 10
Frenchtown, on March 29th. His health
had long been poor. He leaves wife and
one child. His age was 81 years.
"A decree OF divorce from her hus-
band, Benjamin F. Walton, Jr., was grant
ed to Mrs. Mary l. Walton by Vice Chan
cellor Bird last Thursday week. Mrs.
Walton Is allowed to retain the custody Of
her child, and to received So week as
permanent alimony, and $25 as counsel
fee. Mrs. Walton resides in Frenchtown.
The McGibeny Family that was ad-
vertised to show In Holcombe Hall on
Friday evening Of last week, came here in
the morning and left on the afternoon train
Only few reserved seats had been sold
and they decided not to show. Few knew
where the reserved seats were on sale,
that fact not having been advertised. The
company, evidently, dnn't know how to
advertise
Twenty years. experience 10 the hat
business Is worth something to buyers.
Hotel, S3 E. State st., Tronton, has 1t,
and can tell shoddy hat at sight. Only
dealers who sell shoddy goods can under
aelI him. All grades of honest goods.
Sole agent for the genuine Dunlap bat, the
best in the world. Some new styles just
received mot TO be found In the smaller
towns. Look at them.
MIR. Chas. Lane, Of New Hope, Pa,
and Miss Bridget McNulty, Of this city,
were married at St. Johns r. G. Church,
in this city, on Wednesday morning.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald performed the
ceremony. The many friends Of the
young couple 10 this vicinity wish them
much joy.
--s.Lambertyille Puffs" are the 60.
Kline, Bridge street. sells them. ole.