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

From Trenton--5 80 P. M.
From New York and Philadelphia-6e0P. NJ.
Post Once opens $50 A. M. Closes soc P. NJ.
CHAs. A. SLACK. P. NJ.
"a horse belonging to John Reinert, OF
this city, died on Saturday ls,t.
WIN. Carries, whe lived on DeIevan
street, has removed to Trenton.
The FIRE plug at the corner of York
and Franklin streets has sprung leak.
Squire Lyman is making improve
ments TO his property on Coryell street.
Mr.. Danie Mutually and Mathew Mur-
rsy, of this city, are visiting 10 New Ysrk
city.
"A valuable colt owned by DR.. Clos
son, of this city, died on Sunday last. oil
cello.
MIR. George III. Holcombe is making
extensive improvements to his property
on Union street.
"A band of gypsies passed through
here on Friday OF last week, on their way
to the grove in New Hope.
MIR. james Sweeney has been remod-
cling and making many improvements to
his residence on 5. Main st.
William Hurley, OF this city, has se-
cured q position Ia the boot department
Of the Lambertville Rubber Co.
The Electric Light Company are dig
ging the holes for their peles, and expect
to string the wires In a few days.
MIR. Thomas McNamara left this city
for Newark on Monday OF this week,
where he has secured employment.
Something new and novel at Fritz's
Photo. Rcoms-Eugraved Photos. At
Work is being pushed rapidly on
the electric light werks, and preparations
are being made for the erection Of poles
upon the streets.
"A photograph was exhibited in front
of the Postal Telegraph Office on Tues
day evening. The parties exhibiting 1t
are from Frenchtewn.
Mr.. Ii. B. Hunt, of this city, has Sc
cured position in Newark, N. j., as ma
chinist, and left this city for the above
named placed this week.
Rev. Father Fitzgerald announced
on Sunday last that the dedication cere.
monies OF the new church will take place
the latter part of September next.
Albert Loder and Thos Croughen, OF
this city, have secured positions with the
Point Breeze Oil Refinery, near Philadel-
phia, and left for the latter place last
week.
MIR. Thos. Callan, druggist 10 Clos
sons drug store, intends opening drug
store on the corner OF Ferry and Main
streets. The store Is being fitted up for
the purpose.
DIR. Mott has been settled as pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church OF Pennington
for twenty four years, and preached SER
mon appropriate to the occasion last SUM-
day morning.
"A large tree near the corner OF Main
and Lilly streets has been cut down and
the residents Of that vicinity will have the
full benefit Of the stree. lamp located at
that corner.
Have you seen the new Special Po
(. tato Fertilizer for 5000 per ton. A
trial Of 1t will convince you Of lie merits.
For sale by Alfred B. Holcembe. 4.l9-st.
John Kline, son OF Mr.. J. B. Kline,
the Bridge 81. tobacconiss, fell over .
heap OF dirt, on Unisn ST. a few days ago
and cut an ugly gash In his head by strik-
Ing the curbstone.
The numerous bicycle riders Of this
city are unanimous In their praise Of the
excellent condition OF the streets that are
at present undergoing general cleaning
up under the supervision OF Harry Harri-
son.
The hying-circus men pulled up
stakes on Monday and left town. They
60 from here to Bound Brook. The fly
ing-circus fever 10 this town has subsidized,
and the one that has just left. didn't pay
very well.
Insomnia Is fearfully on the increase.
The rush and excitement Of modern life
30 tax the nervous system that multitudes
Of people are deprived OF good and sum
Gent sleep, with ruinous consequences
TO the nerves. Remember, Ayers Sassa.
pArilla makes the weak strong.
The schools Of Hunterdon county re-
ceivs ~, 693. 90 less for the coming than
for the current year. This increases the
number Of children to the 1875 districts,
making the number now from 45 to IS iu
elusive, and reduces the amount per child
10 $6.43. The loss Is due to q heavy
shrinkage In the school census OF some
counties, and consequently the reduced
amount of school tax raised in the State.
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II have just put in fine line Of blank
books, writing pads, lead pencils, slate
pencils, writing paper. and 10 fact, every
thing needed in the line. Call 10 and see
Them ct the Postal Telegraph Office, No.
4 N. Union st.
8. ]. PIcKxRINa.
Happy and content is home with 1.-THE Ro-
chester; lamp with the light Of the morning.