The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-05-03

Several Of our citizens went to New
York on Thursday of last week to wit
ness the Naval Review.
MIR. Cooper Hunt is building a new
porch and making other improvements &
his property on Main street in First ward
"A very pleasant evening party wa
held at the residence os Mr. VIM. Schepcl
on Union Street, on Thursday evening o
last week.
"A Scent barber shop is one OF th,
latest business enterprises started in thil
city and is located 10 the 'Hook.n Til,
proprietor is an Italian.
For the best and most fashIonabl,
hats for spring and summer, go to Hottel's
hat stsre, So E. State st., Trenton--A big
and splendid stock TO select from.
Contractor Geo. W. Arnett is engag
ed 10 erecting the two story frame add
ton 10 the boot department Of the Lam.
bertville Rubber Co. s shops in this city.
Thirty men were put of at the P. r.
r. shops on Friday night of last week.
On Monday Of this week the shops started
working hours again, after working on
ly s for short time.
Washington Camp, P. o. S. of A.,
attended services at the Presbyterian
church in this city, on Sunday evening
last. Rev. Mr.. Swan preached very
able and fitting sermon.
-Micheal Kearns, ST., father of ex.
Councilman Jno. Kearns, OF this city, died
in Boston few days ago. Mr.. Kearns
formerly resided in the city and was en-
ployed in the r. r. II, shops.
James Flood, son-in-law OF Michael
Mcclure, of this city, died at his home 10
Bethlehem, on Saturday last and was
buried In st Johns Church Cemetery, 10
this city, on Tuesday OF this week.
-'Lambertville Puffs" are the go.
Kline, Bridge st. sells them. 10
Van Solver has just flushed aud
shipped beautiful gold and smslts sign
to A. H. Horton, at Pccono Mountain.
.'Inn at the Forks Is the name of the
popular summer resort now managed and
controlled by our former fellow citizen.
DO you use the Diamond Flour 7
Il costs but So 70 per 100 lbs. is the high
est grade Of fisur made, and Ia manufac-
tured 10 your own town. 2l
MIR. E. c. Hill, manager OF the Cad
walader Park, has made arrangements
with the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to have most Of tho trains on the Belvi-
dere Division stop at Cadwalader Park,
Trenton.
Hundreds OF acres of ground at Great
Meadows, Warren county, are being pre-
pared for onion and CELERY crops. The
onion win be sown 10 few days. From
four hundred te six hundred bushels per
acre are raised on the reclaimed rich
swamp land.
The man who called sarsaparilla q
fraud, had good reassn for he get hold Of
worthless mixture at reduced rates.
He changed his opinion, however when
be began 10 TO take Ayers Sarsaparilla i.
II pays to be careful, when buying medi.
c!nes.
Contributes and reporters will con-
fer favor by sending 10 their copy earlier.
The late heur at which much Of our mat
ter reaches US, retards the issue of the
paper. Advertisers, also, must hereafter
be more prompt, as we cannot promise
the insertion of any changes received
after Tuesday noon.
A meeting Of the Board Of Engineers
was held 10 the Union Engine house. on
Monday evening last. Chief Engineer w.
8. Robertson was chosen President /;
Second Asst. Thomas Thorne, Secretary,
and VIM. H. Moon, Representive to Fire.
mans Relief Association.
"A number Of young men and bsys
amused themselves on Sunday last at the
corner Of Swan and Main streets, 10 break
Ing porches aud windows, and creating
quite disturbance 10 general. A list Of
the names was obtained and ON Tuesday
Of this week number of them were Arrest.
ed by policeman Morse and taken before
justice OF the peace, who fined them two
dollars and costs and administered Sc.
we're reprimand. This will have the eff, c,
Of breaking up this nuisance.
"A concert win be given in the Bap.
list church Of this city, on Thursday ev-
ening, May 18th. Mrs. N. Hackett Coop
or Of Phila., who possesses q contralto
voice OF remarkable sweetness and power,
and whose singing has given such uni
veisal satisfaction on former occasions,
will appear as solist. Quartet and Glee
singing Of superior merit will be given BY
the Estate Schools Quartet, consisting Of
Messrs. Bissell, Hubert, Howell and Van
Scotch. Tickets IS cents. For sale at
Miss Gardeners Store on Bridge St.
Mr.. G. II. W. Van Solver, lais chisI
Of the Fire Department of this city, has
transferred the badge OF bis Office to Mr..
w. 8. Robertson, the newly elected chief.
Mr.. Van Solver has been chief engineer
for nine years, and 1t is just to say thai
be has made the most efficient officer the
department has ever had in this city. He
10 ''bern fireman" and has shown excel
lent judgment 10 managing nres thai
have occurred while be was chief
BY bis judicieus management great dea
Of property has been saved from injury
from water as well as from fre. He ha,
been enthusiastic 10 his service, also, and
thus has inspired enthusiasm In others. L
appears to US that ex-chief Van Scivs
has uffhotit remn marathon dana AZ yn,,ct