The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-12-13
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The monthly report of the Public
Schools will be be found on the first page.
john Stenabaugh has contracted TO
keep the poor of Kingwcod township for
the ensuing year for $49e.
Mr.. Thomas Crowley is confined to
his residence on Delevan street, with a
severe attack of the grip.
-Wm. O'Brien, of Philadelphia, Pa,
has been visiting at his home in this city,
during the past few weeks.
The Hibernia Fire Company will hold
their annual sociable on Friday evening,
Dec. 30, at ST. Johns Hall.
Farmers please call aud have your
tomato accounts settled Dec. 10 and l6.
EVERETT & SoARBoRouGH
Two dogs visited the sheep rink of Cal
vim A. Larue, of Mt Airy, few mornings
ago. But one of the flock of sheep suffer-
ed from the visit.
"A regular meeting of the Union Steam
Fire Engine Co., No /, will be held at the
engine house on Thursday evening, Dec.
14th, at 79o o'clock.
Tine house and let belonging TO A. ID.
Titus, on Main street, now occupied by
Anderson Reading, has been purchased by
Hervey s. Holcombe.
Boats were ferred across the outlet
below this city last Sunday so as to enable
all loaded boats to get to market before
the canal is frozen up.
Ten sheep, out of a flock of twenty
three, belonging to ex-Freeholder Lennard,
of Alexandria township, were killed by
dogs, one night recently.
Geo. W. Naylor, residing on Swan
street, is suffering from very sore hand,
resulting from splinter entering one OF
the fingers, few weeks ago.
Patrick F. Mcnamara, student in
the Medical Department of the University
of Pennsylvania, has been spending few
days at his home in this city.
Capt. C. II. w. Van Solver has been
placed In command Of Company Q for
the present, ard drills will be resumed
Thursday evening of this week.
The specially selected segars and to
baccos sold by ]. B. Kline are noted for
their excellent flavor and good smoking
qualities.
The fair of the Ladies Of the Golden
Eagle begins tomorrow Thursday eveo-
ing at Lycenm Hall, and will close on
Saturday evening. Special attractions
are offered.
The Mission in progress at st. Johns
Il. C. Church, by the Jesuit Fathers, is
being largely attended, the present week
being devoted to men. The first services
will commence at A. NJ.
For useful present something that
is sensible and that will be appreciated,
look over the list presented by r. A Don
nelly s. Co. Taylor Opera House Stores,
Trenton. The assortment Is extensive
and the prices reasonable. The best place
10 Trenton to deal at
Several RATS were running in the riv-
Ell last week. II is something new 10 see
RATS running in December, covered with
snow, and the river full of slush and ice.
No doubt the reason is to get the lumber
In market before the Wilson free lumber
bill goes into effect.
Joseph Stryker, of Clinton, while
shooting at a mark the other day met
disaster. For some cause, as he pulled
the trigger of his breech-loader, the pow
der few back, badly burning him In the
face and eyes. The injuries are OF SER
ious character and the unfortunate young
man is now confined to dark room.
"A Point Pleasant (Pa. } correspondent
says: SIN several newspapers we have
read accounts OF the finding OF the body
of the man who was drowned In the river
here a few weeks ago, after assaultin g
Miss Rose Colligan Of Raven Rock.
These stories are untrue. The body has
never been found so far as any one here
knows"
A public sale was made, on the 23d
ult., of property in Pottersville belonging
to tho estate of Robert Craig, deceased.
The feed mill and house, now occupied
by W. B. Durham, were sold to VIM. Nj.
Workman for $500. The saw mill was
bought by Il. M. Sovereign for 1925. The
ficur mill was not sold there being no bids
made on II.
Last Thursday, Henry Meyers and his
son John, of Frenchtown, were out gun
ming. Coming upon an old deserted barn
they concluded that a rabbit must certain
he hiding under the structure. John
knelt down 10 peer under IL for evidence
of "bunnie," and just then his father
Thought he cav enc. Taking aim he
fred. and John received the charge OF
shot in his body and hands, injuring him
very severely. One Of hands is terribly
mangled.