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

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MIR. William II. Gandey Is improv.
ing his property on Union street.
Several children were baptised at St.
Andrews Episcopal Church on last sun
day.
BE sure to read Fingers adv. every
week. Special bargains are offered each
week.
MIR. Harry Beaumont is building a
new porch 10 front of his residence on
Main street.
MIR. William L. Dobbins and Alvin
Honman are building an ice cream sa-
loon on Elm street.
"A question for children to answer -
''What man In Lambertvile has the
most nephewsf" G.
Under the direction OF street commits
sisner FL. II. Harrison. the streets are re-
ceiving good cleaning.
Two large trees have been cut down
in front OF q igler's hotel, which adds to
the appearance of the building.
For Rent house adjoining the can
ming factory on Coryell street. Apply to
Mrs. j. II. Buiterfosa, Church street. II.
Major e. A. Angel Post, No 90, G..
A. r., has received two cases OF rifles
frem the New Jersey Arsenal, for their
own use.
WHISPERS that are prematurely gray
or faded should be colored to prevent the
look of age, and Buckingham Dye excels
all others In coloriug brown or black.
= Joseph Slack, son Of Henry Slack,
employed at 0'Brien's paper mill, In this
city, met with serious accident on Men,
day last, by having his RICH. hand severe
ly mashed by being caught in the dryers.
"A great many owners of dogs have
not needed the Mayors proclamation in
regard TO having their dogs muzzied.
Some OF these dogs will be among the
missing one OF these days. The dogs
should be muzzled.
Something new and novel at Fritz
Photo. Reoms-Engrayed Photos. At
Tive large buttonwood trees In front
Of St. johns school property were cut
down on Monday. These trees have dis
figured the street for the past forty years.
The Improvement to this part Of the town
by their removal is very marked.
William Sipes, father OF William H.
Sipes, editor OF the Frenchtewn Star, died
In that place last Thursday. The old gen.
tleman had been in declining health for
sometime. He leaves two soos and two
daughters. His age was so years, 9
months and Is days
Two young men of this city, under
the influence of the ardent, on Sunday
last, on Franklin st., not knowing what
to do, began to pull the palings on OF a
fence and break them up. They were
caught by the owner Of the property, and
one Of them showed fight, bat he was
soon brought to time and begged of.
The Postal Telegraph Co. have d.
rect wires to the Worlds Fair. Office 10
this city at No. N. Main street.
The State convention Of the Fire.
mems Relief Association will be held 10
this city 10 September. The delegates to
the State convention consist OF some Of
the most prominent men 10 their different
localities, and the convention is presided
over by General Bird w. Spencer, Of the
Governors staff, and one Of the State Tax
Commissioners.
One OF our livery men, on Saturday
last, hired horse and carriage TO col
ored woman to 60 to Washington's Cress-
ing. She returned 10 the afternoon about
8 o'clock, loaded With nre-water, and
caused quite display on our streets by
running the horse up Main street. The
rig was finally taken charge Of by the
owner. Later 10 tho evening, she was
put in the lock up.
--One evening last week, one Of the
newly-elected commissioners OF appeals,
while sitting In . third ward store. took
fire. and II required the united efforts Of
several men to exiting uish It. Al first II
WAS queried whether 1t was case Of
spontaneous combustion, or outside infiu-
ence, but It was learned that the gentleman
had been smoking his pipe and put II Ii
his pocket without drawing the fire.
Have You seen the new Special Pc
tato Fsrtilixer for 5000 per ton. A
trial Of 1t win convince you OF its merits
For sale by Alfred B. Holcombe. 4-i0-st
On Friday evening last, the barn o
Gideon Brewer, the butcher at Sergeants
vile, was burned. Most Of the content
was saved. The fire was the work o
an incendiary. Mr.. B. removed TIL
goods net burned to the barn OF J. Hop
peck en- Tuesday morning Of this week
and an attempt was made 10 burn THU
barn. The bottom u the butcher-wagoI
was saturated with coal oil and The foe
OF the barn in number Of places. Tn
bottom Of The wagon was burned, but th
fire was discovered and extinguIshed.
I'll yon want good segar, try Liam
bertvIlle puffs, " sold by Kline, Bridge ct