The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-07-12

postmaster at Mt. Pleasant, this county.
"A new brick pavement has been put
down In front of 81. Johns parsonage on
Bridge st.
July prices of &C al are advancing Ii
cents per ton on egg and 20 cents on stove
and nut coal.
MIR. Cornelius Kelly has accepted a
position as agent of the Metropolitan In
surance Co. for this city.
The steam heating appliances for the
new Catholic church, have arrived and are
being placed in position.
1t is said that the Lambertville Rub
Der Co. will commence the manufacture
OF rubber shoes 10 few weeks.
The Croton Baptist church will hold
harvest home on Wednesday, Aug. I'd,
1898. Further particulars later on.
The Rubber Retaining Co.'S mills
have been shut down for few days on
account of low water in the feeder.
w. E. Dilts, late of Stockton, has nc
cepted position as street car conductor
in Trenton and moved to the Capital City.
Make your own ice cream. I sell
the Gem Freezers, all sizes, at astonish-
ingly low prices. J. Helms.
The next meeting of the Hunterdon
County Local Union Y. P. s. G. E., will
be held at Mount Pleasant, on Friday,
July 2ist.
The tranmen and station agents on
the Lehigh Va ley Railroad have been or
dered to take the letters p. s. r. off their
uniforms.
The annual field day and parade OF
the Uniformed Rank OF the Knights of
Pythias of New Jersey, will be held at
Freehold on Sept. 4lh next.
Mr.. Eli Lowe has been appointed
ianitor of the Hill and Third Ward
schools. Mr.. Russi will continue as jan
itor of the First Ward school.
The Morris County Board OF Free
holders has voted down proposition 10
bond the county in the sum $600,000 to
macadamise its public roads.
Mr.. Geo. Everllt of this city, who
was so badly injured by being gored by
a vicious bull, near the Water Co. g farm
a few weeks ago, is improving.
-"Lambertvllle Puffs" are the 60.
Kline, Bridge st. sells them. o.l9
"A number OF young men from Trcn-
ton are camping on the island In this city.
This is the same crowd that was here last
year. We hear that beer was plentiful and
free there on Sunday last.
An exchange says: ''As soon as you
buy peas, she'll them and put on ice, and
husk the sweet corn as soon as you buy it
and do the same with 1t, otherwise the
sweetnt IS will go into the pods and husks.
The Directors OF the Hunterdon Coun
ty Fruit Exchange held an election at Jut-
land on the 1st inst. DR.. N. Boileau was
chosen President and Peter M. Mechling
Secretary and Treasurer for the ensuing
year.
"A. A. Zimmerman, the bicyclst,
lowered the worlds quarter-mile record,
on Tuesday, at the Clifton race-track near
Paterson. He went the distance in 30a
seconds, looping one and one-ifth seconds
from the record.
The Democrat Advertiser says the
members of the Pennington Bicycle Club
are highly elated over the fact that they
were awarded prize OF ahandsome lamp
by the judges at the League meet on Sat
urday week in Trenton, for presenting
the est appearance OF any club in the
parade.
Owing to the fact that not single
case of pleuro- pneumonia has been found
in New Jersey in over year, the author
tiles at Washington, it is understood, have
decided to abolish the Bureau Of Animal
Industries in this State. Two meat in
spectors will be retained 10 Hudson coun-
ty, as will the cattle quarantine at Gar
field.
While engaged Ia placing water pipes
in the bakery of John Reinert, one day
last week, Mr.. Albert Duryea met with a
serious accident. He and fellow work.
man named BARLEY Hester were forcing
hole through The earth, when Hester.
while welding large sledge, accidentally
struck Duryea severe blow on the ear,
cutting severe cash.
"A pair Of spectaces were brought to
John Otis jewelry store one day last week
by lady who stated that she had paid
twenty dollars for them to peddler whe
had represented himself TO be Mr.. Ott's
agent. OF course the fellow was fraud
and swindler OF the rankest sort. The
spectacles were dear at % cents. They
were absolutely worthless, being nothing
but common window glass fitted into the
frsmes-.h unterdon Democrat
The latest styles, and most complete
line Of Dress Waists ever shown, on dis
play at the GRAND DEPOT.