The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1894-05-16
Told in a Few Words.

Told in a Few Words.
If matters continue in our city as they
have for the past two or three weeks, our
police force will have to be increasd. -
A big apple crop is anticipated. Mr..
and Mrs. David Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Taylor, of Trenton, spent Mon
day with relatives and friends in this city,
If your dog is worth dollar, have
him registered. An adjourned regular
meeting of the Common Council will be
held next Monday evening, at 8 o'clock.
1t is now lawful to catch trout from
April LIST to July 3lst -Gipsy bands
are numerous and it is claimed that more
bands have visited this State this season
than for several years past. -Charaker
& Bells are building new kitchen at the
residence OF John H. Horn, Esq, on Main
street, near Mount Hope. a ride in
the country is delightful these pleasant
days.-Mrs. Jane Green is visiting rela'
tives in Philadelphia. -Parents who
permit poisonous drugs to lie around
where children can get them with little
difficulty are guilty of negligence which
is next to criminal. quar-
tiers of 1891 are in circulation. Two OF
our old citizens stepped into business
place on Coryell street on Morday last,
within fifteen minutes OF each other, and
both announced that the day was their
birthday-fiichard nj. Oooch, aged 81,
and John Slack, aged Sc -Postmaster-
General Bissell has ordered that all Post
Offices established hereafter shall have
only short names of one word each. tx
ceptions will be made 10 the case OF his
torical places. Persons who drive on
the highways of this State should remem'
Der that bicycle has the same light as a
horse aud wagon and the law gives them
half the road. The driver of vehicle
has no more right to interfere with BIZ
cycle than driver OF a horse and wagon.
Don't neglect to donate flowers for
Memorial Day. Leave them at the head
quarters of Post 20, northeast corner of
Church and Union streets.
doors are being adjusted. "A large
strawberry crop is predicted. Spring
odors now delight the senses. The
proposed encampment of the New Jersey
Grand Army of the Republic, at Cape
May, from July 30th TO August 9th, has
been abandoned. The committee appoint
ed to make arrangements for camp claim
that they were not very cordially received
when they visited Cape May. Ice cream
and soda water are In demand now
The ice dealer takes the cake-to his Gus
TONERS. The lawn mowers make the
most familiar music these days. -Fruit-
growers say that heavy peals OF thunder
iniure the fruit buds. Tile cause OF
death will soon not be heart failure, but
arrested respiration. Mot every angler
knows where to draw the line when tell
ing big fish story. "A girl never COM
plains Of cold treatment when it comes in
the shape of ice cream or soda WATER
Unless your envelopes have the number
of days you wish your letters held, the
Postmaster will hold them thirty days.
Look after your cutters and leaders.
There is nothing more likely to impede
the flow OF water than the maple blossoms
now falling. Burroughs, who re-
sides about one mile outside Of this city,
has lost number OF hogs by some I'M
known diseas ga scrap between two
well-known business men, which resulted
in "knock out " In the first round for
the taller of the two, caused some excite
ment and much amusement, last evening,
at the corner OF Ceryell and franklin
streets. The Lambertville Band ten
dered serenade to Ed. Stout, the Coryell
street shoemaker, last night. Of
the needs of our city is butcher that
will open his shop at 3 o'clock every
morning at this season Of the year,
Strawberries were selling in this city to-
day at % cents for two boxes. just at
the present time the following clipping
applies to Lambertville
The costs OF drugs and medicines
Are having such q fall,
Cut-prices will bring sicknesses
Within the reach Of all.