The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-04-18
john L. Slack, of Frenchtown, has

john L. Slack. of Frenchtown, has
been appointed Notary Public.
The State Exempt Firemen's Associa.
ton will meet at Railway on May 10th.
Buy your JVaH Paper and have it
trimmed at A. H. TRUSS
"A boy choir now assists iu worship at
the Calvary Episcopal Church, in Elem.
ington.
AT the election in Clinton on Monday
of last week, Mayor Esty, Republican,
was re elected, and the Council is tic
politically.
Soy Weits has appointed Friday,
April 9th, as Arbor Day, ''for the plant
ing of forest trees" aud he recommends
that the day be devoted by the people TO
that purpose
"A new camp of the Patriotic Sons II
America will soon be instituted at Blooms
bury, With charter membership of %.
The camp recently instituted at As5ury is
in flourishing condition.
All the new designs and colorings in
Wal! Paper a: A. II. Truss.
The Board os Health has resolved 10
strictly enforce the ordinance 10 regard to
keeping hogs within the city limits. Peo-
pie who in defiance Of this resolution per-
slst in Keeping hogs on their premises will
have themselves to blame if they are fiued
for their d'sobedience of the law.
The storms and cold weather of last
week interfered greatly with the shad
fishermen in this vicinity. But very few
shad were caught during the entire week
Ga Monday ot this week cnly small
number were caught. ewing &c the high
water, brt on Tuesday fair number was
secured.
About fifty members of various Tren-
ton Masonic lodges came up 10 a special
tram last Wednesday evening to visit Am
well Ledge, No. II, F. A. NJ, of this city,
and 10 witness the comforting of the Mas
ter NJ ison's degree upon candidate.
After parlaking of collation. in the hall,
the party left at aboat u O'Clock for
home.
Thomas Evans, aged 0years, died at
the residence of his son, w. II. II. Evans,
York street, near Franklin, in this city,
last Saturday morning. Funeral services
were held ut Mr.. Evans residence last
Monday afternoon, at o'clock, and the
body was taken to Titusvile, N. j., on
the 2:0S train for burial. Deceased had
resided in TiusviIe for many years.
j. B. Kline, the Bridge street tobac-
conist, makes special efforts to carefully
select his different tobaccos, segars, &c.
When any goods fails to give satisfaction
to his customers he drops the sale at once.
Parties from Gloucester aud Pbiladtl-
phia have purchased about ten acres OF
ground at Mount Gilbea, near this city,
and will erect there three large crushers
and crush and crack stone for the large
cities Throughout; the country. A large
barn and a blacksmith shop are now being
erected on the premises. When ready for
operation, it is said one hundred or more
Italians will be employed to do the work.
Lust Thursday morning, one of our
country milkmen VINO supplies customers
in this city with milk, appeared on our
streets with sleigh. The snow was scat
tered 10 patches here, but he informed us
that it was easier to get along with a
sleigh than with a wagon, the snow drift
ed considerably while falling. On many
roads in the vicinity of this city farmers
had TO dig their way with shovels through
the drifts. For the 18th Of April it was a
very rare sight
Kline still has run on 'Lambertville
Puffs"-a first class segar at low price.