The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-09-06
MAILS ARRIVE AS FOLLOWS :.

CHAS. A. SLACK, L. Nj,
Take tip to the Switchback next
Thursday. Tickets only 50.
Miss Emma Hawthorne. of Newark,
is visiting friends in this city.
The canning factories at Ringoes and
Titusville started work on Tuesday of
last week.
st. Johns che oil in this city will OPP
In on Monday next. after the usual sum-
mcr vacation.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke.
have returned from two. weeks visit 10
Mattawan, N. Y.
--Adjt. Van Solver is temporarily act
ing as clerk in the post office, during Miss
Silvers' vacation.
Mrs. John Stephenson and her
daughter, are visiting at Mrs s. IS moth
er's on Main street
Extensive repairs aud improvements
uft DtltlR W tut va hhS
Lambertville Paper ca.
Mrs. Annie II. Bovine (wife of Hen
ry G. Bowne) has been appointed post
master at Oak Dale, in this county.
-Messrs Edward Vanctta and Carman
Wilson, of this city, started yesterday for
the Chicago fur.
MIR. Harry E. Van Horn, of the firm of
r. H.Van Horn & Son, started on Monday
for the Worlds fair.
Our public schools will open for the
Fall term on Monday of next week. So,
also, will Miss Perry's private school.
BARLEY O'Brien, of this city, who has
been visiting his brother at Spokane,
Washington, returned home last week.
The Rev. E. X. Smith, OF st. An
drew's Church, who has been absent from
home three weeks, has returned.
MIR. Chas. Callan and John Fahey,
of New Brunswick, N. j., are spending
few days with their parents in this CT
~.
The Ringoes Creamery is now in full
blast aud is receiving great quantities of
milk and the Canning Factory is also open
for business.
The Common Council met on Mon
day evening, and without transacting any
business, adjourned until this (Wednes-
day. evening.
MIR. George Sibborn, floral culturist,
of Sussex county, England. is visiting his
uncle, Mr.. David Sibborn, on Franklin
street, this city.
Charles and Joe Gareis, formerly OF
this city, but now residing 10 Trenton,
were visiting friends here during the pre-
sent week.
Prof. A. P. Kerr, principal Of our
city public schools, returned home on
Saturday last, after visit Of several
weeks TO HE parents in Scotland.
The best way TO avoid scalp diseases,
hair falling out, and premature badness,
is to use the best preventive known for
that purpose-Hall's Hair Remover.
"A Mr.. Poole, of Falmouth, England,
an extensive ship builder, paid visit to
MIR. Thomas Coombe, of this city, last
week. He had been visiting the Chicago
fair.
VIM. Y. Hollis farmer, near Werts-
vile, shot bird last Thursday, and every
body who has seen it pronounces 1t TO have
been a bald eagle. II measured six feet
from lip to tip OF wings.
MIR. Peter s. Parker. our popular and
skillful carpenter, has secured the contract
TO complete the new Catholic Church in
this city. When it comes to doing good
work, Mr.. P. cannot be beaten by any
James Sullivan, employed by the
Electric Light Company, while engaged In
placing wires in Asbton's saloon on
Church street, on Saturday last, fell from
the ladder, spraining his right ANGLE and
bruising himself otherwise.
Many people, not aware OF the dan
gers OF constipation, neglect the proper
remedy till the habit becomes chronic, or
Inflammation or stoppage results. A dose
ortwo of Ayers Pills in the beginning
would have prevented all this.
The first annual pic mic Of Division
No. 8, A. o. H., of this city, was held in
Parsons Grove, New Hope, on Monday
OF this week. There was very large at
tendance, and excellent music was fur
nishcd by Van Sewers Orchestra
Washington Camp, No. $50, r. o, s.
OLA, Newtown, Pa, will visit Camp
No. l, of this city, next Friday evening.
Refreshments will be served at Dobbins
& Hortman's saloon. Music will be fur
nished by the p. o. s. OF A. band.
This year is the l50th anniversary OF
the settlement of German Valley. No
vcmbeF 18th is the day Of the month upon
which in l743, the first German Church
was dedicated for divine worship. This
church was located at Poiterstown, near
Lebanon, in this county. On that date
there will be celebration at German Val
ley Of the settlement by the people Of the
German tongue in that section, extending
from Lambertville 10 Newton.