The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-03-29
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1t will be bis duty 10 see that the fish ant
game laws of the State are enforced.
"A number of our people we're great,
interested in the person from Philadelphia
who put the lightning rod on the spire Of
st. Johns Church last week. Almost ev.
erybody thought he would fall, sure, and
a number were disappointed because he
did not.
Gov. Werts, on Saturday, signed an
act which affects our peach growers. The
newly made law fixes a rate of seven cents
basket for carrying peaches or other
fruits in New Jersey standard baskets for
fifty miles or less, and eight cents bas-
ket for distance greater than fifty miles.
There is no reason why children
should be allowed to suffer from loath-
some scrofulous sores and glandular swell
ings when such pleasant, effective, and
economical medicine as Ayers Sarsapar-
lila may be procured OF the nearest drug
gist. Be sure you get Ayers.
Gentlemen who want the latest and
most stylish Easter hat, should call at G.
W. Hotels. SO E. State ST., Trenton. he
has splendid assortment OF hats, all
fresh stock and of the newest styles, just
out, which are worth looking al. Some
OF these styles are novelties which will
undoubtedly be very popular this season.
The Y. P. @. E. Society OF the Bap.
list Church in this city will give "Whlt
tier Memorial Entertainment tomorrow
Thursday evening. In the lecture room.
The exercises win consist Of singing, read
ings from Whittier's writings, tableaux IL
Illustrating the same, etc. A silver collec-
ton at the door.
Division Ne. 8, A. o. II. OF this city,
whose annual sociable of '93 will take
place on Monday evening next, are making
preparations for one of the largest crowds
ever present at sociable in this city. The
music for the Grand March which will
take place at 10 P. NJ it is expected, will
be by full brass band.
To Milliners and Dress Makers. Fof
Rent. good stand in Ringoes store on
first floor and living rooms back. A sue
cessful trade has been carried on in it. A
fine chance for anyone desiring to begin
business. Apply to w. f. Hayhurst,
Esq, Lambertville..
There is some talk Of organizing BIZ
cycle club in this city during the coming
season. There are many enthusiastic aud
several excellent riders, among whom are
Mr.. Jas. E. Purcell. who has won numer
Gus prizes in Mercer County aud elsewhere,
and John Wilson, who has challenged any
bicyclist 10 Hunterdon county.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. E. Wilson, resid-
Ing with their youngest son near Harbour
ton, celebrated the Goth anniversary of
their marriage on Monday Of this week.
Mr.. Wilson is the father of Messrs. David
Wilson and Theo. B. Wilson, of this city,
and G. Prall Wilson, of Delaware town
ship. 1t is rare that couple live to cell
citrate such an anniversary.
Mr.. Cyrus Van Dolah, OF oAkdale,
showed US one day last week pewter
platter. 10 inches 10 diameter, which was
brought to this country from Holland In
l72b by Iiendrick Van Dolai. I; has
been In the family ever since, and Mr..
Van Dolah now owns II. It has on It the
initials OF some one Of its former owners.
1t is an heirloom well worth keeping.
"A few evenings ago, young man
residing 10 this city, alighted from the
midnight freight, intending to save time
by walking instead of waiting until the
train should stop at the depot. He
had gone but short distance 10 the dark
ness when be walked into the canal and re-
ceived bath that Was not relished at this
time OF the year.
1t you want a reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and will
please and satisfy you every time, use
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
The Ancient Order Of Hibernians OF
this city, will hold grand sociable on
next Monday evening, at Holccmbe Hall.
The committee engaged In getting up the
entertainment are gentlemen who know
their business and they will, no doubt,
make 1t one of the most agreeable affairs
Of the kind ever held in this city. The
tickets are Sl.e0.
The farm Of s25 acres lying abou.
two milvs and half north OF White
House Station, and known as the George
Bergen property" was sold at Masters
sale on the 17lh inst. OF this tract 100
acres are timber land. Il was once a very
valuable property, but neglect during late
years has taken much from its value. 1t
was sold in bulk to George II. Daley, of
White House, at S85 per acre.
II has been stated in this paper as in
many others that the Legislature passed
bill at the late session Increasing the pay OF
election officers from three to Ave dollars
per day Of eight hours. 1t Is now said
that this bill did not become law at all.
It was referred to the House Committee
on Elections aud there 1t remained until
after the close OF the session. II was new
err reported, and Of course could not get
even temporary lodgings on the calendar.
We heard Of young lady who does
not live far from Lambertville, who met
with quite misfortune one day last week.
She was suffering from the effects Of a Sc
we're headache and was lying in bed hold
ing camphor bottle under her nose and
smelling s'for all she was werth." The