The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-22
MAILS ARRIVE As FOLLOWS !;

Post 0face opens $50 A. N. Closes 800 p. n.
cHAs. A. SLACK. P. N.
- Next Sunday week, Is Easter sun
day.
The next holiday win be memorial
Day, May soth.
III you want good segsr, try Lam
bertville puffs,n sold by Kline, Bridge st.
Mr.. VIM. Greeley. OF Philadelphia,
was visiting friends here over Sunday.
He returned on Monday.
Mr.. L, H. Leber, who is to be super
intendent Of the electric plant in this city.
Is a brsther-in-law of Dir. Chas. Wiler. Of
our city.
MIR. ]. Heston Smith intends to start
a machineland repair shop at the corner of
Union and Swan streets. He is now get
ting his tools, etc., 10 readiness.
mir. William Huat, of Franklin street,
LEFT lhls city for Elizabeth, N. j., on Mon
day Of this week, where he has secured
employment at his trade, painting.
--ou Tuesday Of this week. undertaken
James P. Carmody, Of this city, had
charge of three funerals, aud the inter
ments were all made Ia st. Johns cems-
terry within four hours.
On Friday last March Hth,) four
three-story brick houses on South Main
street, owned by James Sweeney, were
sold at public sale 10 Geo. w. Hclcombe,
OF this city, for 81, 700, for the four.
Patrick Smith, who formerly resided
in this city, but who for SEINE years past
has resided at Nlcetown, Pa, died at the
latter place and was buried 10 ST. Jsbn's
II. c. cemetery en- Tuesday Of this week.
Newton ]. Toner, principal OF the
Fienchtswn public school, has been chos-
en- principal Of the Firthtown school, In
Warren county. He will take charge on
the 9th inst.
Last Saturday evening was the elcv-
enth anniversary OF the marriage OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. B Duryca OF this city. On
that occasion about forty friends gave
them surprise visit aud presented them
with appropriate and substantial gifts.
Ladies from this vicinity who visit
Trenton should not fail to visit ]. Q. Man
nlng's Easter millinery opening. This 10
the most popular and largest establish
ment,in Trenton, add nothing finer in style
and quality can be found anywhere. See
adv.
Some evil-minded persons visited
James II. Callan's stone quarries on Satur-
day evening last, and after drawing the
water out Of the engine boiler, started q
coal fire In the furnace. II was no doubt
the intention TO blow up The boiler, but
fortunately, the effort did not succeed.
Mr.. Csllan says he knows the parties and
In due time will bring them TO justice.
The forty hours devotion services,
were opened on Su nday morning last in
St. Johns r. G. church, at TO-. 80, with
high mass, and closed with impressive
ceremonies on Tuesday morning. There
was large attendance OF members, and
sermons wese delivered by Rev. Fathers
Markee, OF New Hope. Pa, and Mullgan,
OF New Brunswick, N. J..
Gel your Wall Papers, Window
Shades, Picture Frames and School
Books, at A. Fl. TRUSS.
March ssm
--Rumor says that The pipe foundry 10
Flemingtsn will soon resume operations.
The foundrywas purchased by Phillipsburg
parties some months ago, but no work has
bsen turned out 10 . long time. The
plant ls a very complete affair. having two
large furnaces capable Of melting many
tons Of iron day and every other facility
for the manufacture OF pipe on large
scale, and TO operate It necessitates the
employment OF many men. Hsnterdon
Democrat.
--Baumgsrtner's store, 10 q II Z. State
st., Trenton, makes new announcement
this week. This store Is the ''old relia-
bic, y and holds It's cwn and more against
sharp opposition. 1t has grown from .
store OF small sixe fifteen years age to one
Of the largest, occupying . double trent
and filing three floors with Ito varied
stock.
-McMickle's bill, fixing the salary Of
Prosecutor in counties Of third class, Al
q, 800 per annrsn, has been signed by The
Governor. Hunterdsn is in that class,
and Prosecutor Chamberlin win have 5000
more 10 jingle In his pocket than hereto
fore. HIS brother, the Judge, also re-
ceives 81, 200 instead Of 81, 800 per year. :
Hsmterdon Democrat.
-FIemington's dude will be happy
one when be comes out with the arrival Of
gentle Spring attired strictly, in fashion
which for his class IL as follows. They
are to wear pink and blue speckled shirt
with turndown collars Of the same mater
ial, and dark blue or black and Whit
plaid neckties with an emerald or rub,
pin, fieeced With diamond chips Theil
shoes are 10 be pale yellow or wine color
ed, and the trousers will be loud 10 pat
tern and Of ample dimensions. = Demo
cratic Advertiser.